Bleeding Bills Blue

No - It's a bit hard to evaluate the player when the guys up front have been so bad all year. I personally don't think he can be a bell-cow ever again, but he can block better than like 90% of backs, he can catch, and he's a nightmare 1x1 on the outside. That type of player is incredibly useful in the NFL today. Why cut him? Are we starved for cap room?

No fun league.

I like allen, and i still say this year. Petermans gone - anderson will be gone - barkleys a free agent and shouldn't be handed a job at this point in his career. Bring in someone in a later round, we have 10 picks.

I expect a game plan very similar to last weeks. Lots of motion to get linebackers moving side to side and to jump-start the running game. Occasional deep shots if they cheat up to stop the run. The keys going to be getting those first downs on 3rd and mediums. Protect the rock at all costs. On defense i don't think we want to get burned by Bortles legs again. Condense the field and contain Fournette - force Bortles to find spots within the zones, maybe mix in some man coverage if the pass rush is causing problems. Play fast and physical, and win the field position battle. Need a couple takeaways to shorten the field. I don't care win or lose or what that clown Ramsay says - I just want Allen to not be tentative and to let it rip.

If BPA is a QB, teams will want to trade up.

If no one major falls - then no one will want to trade up. BPA makes sense at that point since we aren't exactly loaded with blue chip talent.

Rules tend to favor the offense at the moment - defenses will figure it out. Tyreke hill is a rare dude in that he has tremendous speed, and is an impossible mismatch. He might be the best offensive weapon in the NFL, and has caused absolute havoc for defenses. Throw in Kelce who is a size/athletic mismatch, and Hill who is a pretty solid dynamic back. Watkins foot injury seems to be popping up right around the time it always pops up though... This might be the thing that maybe holds them back from getting out of the AFC. The Rams have the best O-line in football at the moment, the best running back in the NFL, and a ton of weapons. Having the best offensive coach in the game only makes this that much more apparent. If they can get their defense to get more stops they should be the best in the league. This was just a game of two incredibly loaded offenses with some of the best in the game. Kinda neat but i don't know that there is a trend of receivers running like sub 4.2 40's and creating incredible mismatches.

John Brown, or williams from LAC are probably the ideal ones to sign imo. Adam Humphries could be interesting here. Crowder and Enunwa always seem hurt, but they also look good when on the field. Mckenzie i do like as a gadget type player, and foster is barely above practice squad level as a player. Thompsons 29 and on his third stint here. He's a guy to help you during the season but won't get much of a contract offer, and won't ever be much of anything. There will be cap casualties - and we have the cap to absorb bad deals and still get teams a pick.

Boyd's signed through 2019 for cheap. Perfect #2 for a big #1 in green.

its a pretty big room for like 4 people. It'd be weird if they were close together.

Ha... Or emotional loss! 16-0 at that point. I don't think they gained another yard Their dline should dominate our oline and ours should dominate theirs. We don't have a number one receiver so I'm not really super concerned about ramsay- just avoid him completely.

Jags line isn't very good. We won't have to blitz much. Also the game is in buffalo- I wouldn't say anything is guaranteed. We're also coming out of a bye week and they'll be coming off an emotional win and possibly looking past buffalo. A buffalo win wouldn't surprise me at all.

I can point to only 1 game where we may win instead of lose. That'd put as at 4-6. If we lose some close games down the line maybe? but we're still a sub.500 team at this juncture with him on the team.

Plus you get a look to see if he's a fit. Holmes and Benjamin aren't making names for themselves, and will be gone. Clay hasn't either. McCloud is a rookie and hasn't been much of anything. Foster will be back but he's depth at best at this point in his career. This is a chance for him to carve out a role, and possibly earn some playing time next year.

I just like that they see - the receivers aren't getting separation - and actually try and bring people in to address the situation.

Tax breaks?

Only major projected losses would be Kyle, Lorax, and jordan philips. I think any of them could be back next year - or other players could be brought in depending on FA and draft. Should be a good unit in 2019.

I don't think a single person here has advocated for getting rid of Barkley. He's still here - he's still practicing. What i saw yesterday has an absolute CEILING of Case Keenum. I don't think you can win a super bowl with case keenum, and as far asi know that is the goal.

I mean the tape is out - he will sail throws in the intermediate distance. Turn those into turnovers and you probably win the game. We had him upright all game and barely pressured. If that were to continue (it won't) i think he'd continue to have some success.

Yeah - couldn't trade him for anything. Even if he gets a 1 year junk deal it still counts as the net player lost. However if you look at the players that we have on that list... https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/free-agents/ufa/buffalo-bills/ - and the likelihood of something of a spending spree. I don't think 2020 comp picks are in the cards ?

Feeling like that time they won the super bowl and just ran through the league.

I just look at it like - this team isn't crazy talented - or crazy young. If we can snag the next donald or cox or something. Go for it.

I think it depends how FA goes. If we can get a WR in FA, or if we can get a C or OT in FA it might be beneficial to get BPA.

Who needs foles or wilson - we got TJ graham. Very tentative - looks like Tyrod more often than you would want in a starting QB.

Rough slate this year. Brutal opening stretch of games, mostly on the road, and 3 december home games.