GunnerBill

I can't be responsible your understanding being based on nonsensical.

I get the point. The point is nonsense. That is my point.

Not a PFF thing. A measurement thing. I suppose a combine thing.

His arms are short.

What about the LG and B. Would you not want gay men using bathrooms with your son?

He played for the Bills when I was at an age where I'd have thought t-rex was cooler than an alligator.

He is in the 1st percentile among NFL receivers. Why mention what? I am not the one who started a debate over whether alligators or t-rex's are the right equivalent for short armed receivers.

I have to fight the good fight with you lot 13 months of the year.

I know what people are trying to tell me. I am not dim. I am telling them it is nonsensical. I mean no ill on Shakir but he has arms like an alligator.

How many of those guys will get any reps at all with the 1s this camp? Unless something incredible happens I'd venture 1 - MVS. And vets are generally (not always but generally) easier to get up to speed than rookies. I am not saying you can't draft 3 receivers. I am saying drafting three in the same class who you expect to make a significant contribution as rookies is pretty optimistic. So I think 3 in the first 3 rounds would probably have been one too many. There were other ways to fix where we stand at receiver that were much more sensible than that.

I don't care. There is zero logic for the common saying.

I can't be responsible for people misunderstanding based on nonsense. Sorry, it is what it is. Short arms, like an alligator.

When did you last see an alligator shy from contact? I'll hang up and listen.

In Wizard of Oz the lion was cowardly. But then King Richard was a "lionheart" because he was brave. I won't be constrained by people's nonsensical understandings.

I mean most of those are Americanisms. I can't explain why you lot can't speak properly.

Then why is alligator arms not short hand for short armed receivers? His arms are short. Like an alligators. He is alligator armed. That's it.

Alligators have short arms. I don't know why. Alligators have short arms. That is what Shakir has. Short arms. Like an alligator. I have never seen an alligator drop a football.

Definitely think they need to be strong at home. I don't think they are yet a team that can go on the road and beat good sides consistently. But when I look at their premium positions: QB, tick; LT, tick; DE, x2 tick; CB1, tick. Have they got a true #1 WR? Depends if Stef can bounce back, but even if not Collins, Diggs, Dell is like having three #2s. That is what gives me confidence in them. I told people before last season they'd be good when people had them drafting top 3 again. They have good players in the premium spots.

No my dog had the reach advantage.

I think Houston are made of stronger stuff than Jax were though. I know Pederson has won a Superbowl but I'd take Demeco Ryans over him as well. I think it is early for them as Superbowl contenders but they have a 2020 Bills feel to me. I could see them getting to an AFCCG if the playoffs fall right for them and then getting blown out by one of the big experienced teams.

Shakir.

What if WR6 is just a better player than S2 or DE3 though?

He talks about speed every January. Then drafts chain movers when it gets to April. Odd.

But haven't you heard? Wide receivers are ten a penny and some sort of money ball gumpf about "yard accumulators" means this is actually the Bills out-smarting the league. If only the other teams were smart enough to go with a wing, a prayer, and an alligator armed slot receiver!!

Josh and Diggs fell out over a year before he played is last game here. There was definitely a point of "gone as far as this relationship can." But the point @Beck Water made is still true. Trading Diggs was not, primarily, a cap move. It was a culture / relationship re-set.