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And you still don't know that, correct?

No, I don't know that and neither do you. Bishop will certainly be given an opportunity to earn the role though.

No thanks.

No, it's the reality of how he was on the field. Bishop was not good and you thinking that he was is laughable. Maybe he improves but to blindly say he was good and should be a starter next year is objectively wrong and premature.

It's still WR. We also need significant help at DL, CB, and S. Unfortunately for us, this WR class looks weak and I would anticipate a defensive heavy approach.

Bishop looked pretty good? He was terrible and a total liability out on the field.

I remember him having a few splash plays but not much else. Couldn't even tell you which games they were in though.

Spotrac has us at -2.5 but OverTheCap has us at -6.9. not sure why there is a discrepancy but either way it's still one of the worst cap situations in the league for next year.

I'm not 100% sure about Von's contract but it appears we're well over the cap currently and even if we cut him there's not a ton of breathing room.

How is the cap mostly fixed?

The cap is still a mess and he's whiffed on a lot of early round draft picks. His only saving grace is that he drafted Josh who covers up a lot of his short comings as a talent evaluator. This roster isn't very talented and it's hard to see how things get fixed unless he magically starts drafting immediate impact players.

Groot was a guy who didn't really win off of the edge in college. He's not particularly fast or twitchy. He's got elite length and is strong. He did a lot of his damage in college kicking inside which was not something he could realistically do all the time in the NFL. He's doing exactly what his skill set allows him to do.

People had unrealistic expectations for him. He was never going to be a sack monster that created havoc in the backfield. He's the kind of player that's good at playing the run and getting 6-8 sacks a year. He's a good player for sure but not someone I'd want to give big money to because I don't think we see the return on that investment.

More cap problems created by Beane

What's his contract status going forward? Can we rid ourselves of this bum yet?

We drafted a 24 year old who was supposed to be a mismatch as a receiver and great at catching balls in traffic. So far, he isn't that at all. I've said it before but I'll say it again. Giving Knox the contract Beane gave him only made sense if his usage increased and he maintained his TD production. What made no sense was paying him what we did and then immediately drafting his replacement in the 1st round. It's just a complete mismanagement of resources and Im still annoyed at Beane for doing it. We have one guy that is getting paid quite a bit of money and the other was a 1st round pick and neither of them are difference makers on this team.

Coleman being Gabe would be an upgrade to what he is now. Gabe built up speed to create separation deep but Coleman can't even do that. Gabe was a 4th round pick and we got the most out of him. I'm not sure where Keon fits in this in this offense right now. I don't see any nuanced route running. The contested catch thing only happened a few times all year. He's probably best suited for the slot but with Shakir playing there it's hard to see him getting a ton of opportunities.

Barkley would have torched us and our inability to get to the QB would've allowed Brown, Goedert and Smith to chew up our secondary.

I honestly put more blame on Beane than McD. Aside from Josh, it's not an overly talented roster. I was kinda hoping Brady got poached by the Saints. I'm just not a huge believer in his ability to consistently create mismatches with his scheme and play calling. I think he relies way too much on Josh putting his body on the line.

Coleman in 3 games in the playoffs...3 catches on 8 targets for 22 yards and 0 TDs. It's hard to even get excited for him because his flaws are just so detrimental to him having success in this league. Bishop looked lost and was a complete liability on the field. Meanwhile, Davis is going to be 26 next season and is firmly behind Cook. It's hard to pick out a single impact player out of that group. What a pitiful draft class by Beane.

Ateast we have the Sabres still..

You can take all of the needs we had last off-season and regurgitate them again this off season. Nothing has changed with where this roster needs great help.

Because Brady puts a lot of the same stuff on tape week after week. Having Josh Allen do superhuman things with his arm and legs makes you not realize it. Because Brady puts a lot of the same stuff on tape week after week. Having Josh Allen do superhuman things with his arm and legs makes you not realize it.

Having Josh Allen covers up a lot of incompetence. You can certainly go back and criticize A LOT of what Beane has done whether it's money he's spent in FA or draft picks.

We watched the slant God Michael Thomas excell for years at it. That should be who we try and mold Coleman after.