LeGOATski

Every time I've been to Florida I've loved it, to be completely honest. But I was in the panhandle area 3 of those times (military TDYs) and Disney World once. Never during hurricane season.

3rd largest city in the country vs....78th. Go ahead and compare all the other entertainment areas and public spaces between these two cities while you're at it. 😬 It's a great design. That place is gonna be rockin on Sundays.

Florida's such a crazy, weird, magical, moist place.

Yep. Kincaid and Cook each had 80+ yards in both playoff games. In 2023, with the offense running through those two, that'll be closer to the average per game for them. I think Cook hovering around 100 all purpose yards each week and Kincaid averaging 65 yards. The rest of the skill players varying to a higher degree based on matchups.

That's what I was thinking too, honestly. Next would be beating Baltimore in '21 ending in the Taron Johnson 101 yard pick 6. Held them to just 3 points.

The most successful teams of the last decade (Pats and Chiefs) did it with a #1 TE. For better or worse, the Bills have transitioned to that type of personnel grouping. The DK Duo is gonna be the main driver of mismatches in the passing game.

They used him all over the field last year. He's the guy they're going to use to create mismatches. I only disagree with the deep game. Who's the deep game? Sure, they can stretch the field in a traditional sense. I just don't see it being a lethal part of their game.

Kincaid and he gets over 1000. Coleman right behind.

The Ravens are really good. The Bills are just a matchup problem for them. Same way the Bengals are a matchup problem for the Bills.

Interesting He was Darrelle Revis's worst nightmare. I think that tells you all you need to know bout that.

Initial reaction is a C. I think they got two starters at best. Hard to see them becoming elite.

I don't worry. There are plenty of other good posts I've responded to. I'm only addressing you here because you clearly didn't understand the thread.

I assume they had a lot of faith in him because of his athleticism and ability to catch. Norvell's offensive system is great. It doesn't ask much of the QB, which is why I would hesitate ever drafting a QB from him, but it asks a lot of his skill players. If you're an elite athletic guy like Keon, you're going to do a lot regardless of your skill set. I think he does a better job at developing RBs in particular, like Darrel Henderson and Tony Pollard, I would've loved Trey Benson in this draft. I wouldn't worry about that. Coleman can do exactly what Gabe Davis did. He'll learn. The Bills have the blueprint and an elite QB in place to develop Keon the same way as Davis, but Keon has more upside.

Yeah man, absolutely nobody. Keep telling yourself that.

Also not what it is. I wanted Legette, one of the top Centers, and Troy Franklin or Tez Walker. I'm not crying on the message board that the FO should be fired. The OP has noted the other players he wanted too. So no, it's not "difference of opinion" that leads to one wanting to remind people about humility, it's just grown humans acting like babies.

This is especially important this off-season because of the transition. Get Kincaid, Shakir, Coleman, and Samuel all on the same page with Josh and the new scheme. That is our passing game and it's maybe the most critical component towards determining this season's success. It's April

Bills 2024 draft class: Pick 33: WR Keon Coleman, Florida State Pick 60: S Cole Bishop, Utah Pick 95: DT DeWayne Carter, Duke Pick 128: RB Ray Davis, Kentucky Pick 141: C/G Sedrick Van Pran-Granger, Georgia Pick 160: LB Edefuan Ulofoshio, Washington Pick 168: DE Javon Solomon, Troy Pick 204: T Tylan Grable, UCF Pick 219: CB Daequan Hardy, Penn State Pick 221: G Travis Clayton, International Player Pathway Who I would've picked instead: (For the record, I would've taken Legette at 32.) Pick 33: C Zach Frazier, West Virginia Pick 60: WR Troy Franklin, Oregon Pick 95: S Kamron Kinchens, Miami Pick 128: CB TJ Tampa, Iowa State Pick 141: RB Audric Estime, Notre Dame Pick 160: DE Javon Solomon, Troy (same as Bills, but earlier) Pick 168: WR Malik Washington, Virginia Pick 204: OT Tylan Grable, UCF (same as Bills) Pick 219: WR Brendan Rice, USC Pick 221: TE Devin Culp, Washington I went with plenty of offense, especially fliers on athletic receivers, including the 7th round TE. Addressed a few needs on defense with guys I think could develop into good starters. I honestly went with guys I was wanting at the time of the draft, like Troy Franklin in round two. In the earlier threads I was calling that the Bills would take a C/G then a WR with their first two picks. I also asked for Malik Washington multiple times in the draft thread. Probably not the best exercise, but it is fun.

I propose a new requirement for posting mock drafts: You first have to submit tasteful nudes. I know a ton of Debbie's on this board....but they're Debbie Downers.

It's not a self-deprecating post. That's an odd label to put on it. It's a reminder to practice humility.

I think "success rate" in the NFL is represented in win % and championships. At least, that's what it should be in my opinion. We all know about Bill Belichick's various draft picks. He was horrible. Yet, he still got the right pieces in place and was a winner. Beane has drafted much better by comparison, the Bills have been objectively successful since he's been here, but they haven't won. McD is not the same calibre of coach. Not yet anyway. All this to say I couldn't care less about this "success rate" in the draft. Beane is just as good or better than most of the other GMs in the league as far as I'm concerned. What's the equivalent of a draft in your job? What's the equivalent of a championship?

Why do you see this post from another fan as a flex?

Looks solid. I have more faith in the passing game than others, but I'm counting on Brady coming in with a plan for shifting focus to the TEs, specifically Kincaid. Brady's the real x-factor here. With such a change in personnel and scheme, the Bills might benefit from teams not knowing what to expect. Time to fully implement his own offense. I do expect the same balanced approach and complimentary football that McD loves. The return of Milano and some more athleticism at safety is going to be great for the backend of that D. I assume McD's going to have to simplify it a bit in order to get these guys playing fast and aggressive.

I wanted the Bills to take Legette. Keon is intriguing, though. I like his style of play and I don't think his route running is as bad as you say it is. Then I wanted the Bills to take Tez Walker or Malik Washington. No dice.

I love that the Bills signed Frank Gore Jr simply for personal perception of universal synchronicity.