tomur67

He's 5'8" and goes 190.

Unfortunately, when you don't have receivers with the talent of Antonio Brown and OBJ or a few others, I think you can benefit by having a couple of 6 foot plus receivers with a height advantage over the DB's trying to cover them.

Right now we have 4 wr's in the range of 5' 8-5'9". Beasley is 5'8", Bolden 5'8", McKenzie 5'8", McCloud 5'9". 5 wr's in the range of 5'11" - 6'0". Brown is 5'11", Roberts 5'11", Easley 5'11", Phillips 6;0", Scott 6'0" 4 wr's in the range of 6'2" -6'4". Foster is 6'2", Jones 6'2". Williams 6'3", Sills 6'4" Obviously, talent, motivation, etc. are the most important considerations , but can you keep 3 or 4 of the 5'8" on the roster?

This was a great way for Josh to end his first season. Josh getting some positive recognition might help in acquiring a quality FA wide receiver this off season.

Week #14 . Who would have believed a few weeks ago that "nationally" the Bills would be receiving some positive recognition for the offense side of the game. We have had good proof that our defense is pretty darn good. But this week, several "fantasy football experts" are recommending using Josh Allen and Zay Jones in your line-ups this week. It really looks like Josh Allen is turning some heads outside of Western New York.