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Live pic of MVS unleashed

Andreessen looks good with the starters against the Bears starting O and he is a lock to make the team. Andreessen looks mid playing with mostly guys who will not make it to even the practice squad against against the Panthers starting O and he sucks. Granted I did not watch the Panthers game but is there some perspective missing in his evaluation from yesterday?

Sure, but prior to 2023 the receiving corps was at least adequate. Beane’s WR strategy last offseason to now is questionable to say the least.

No. I’m positive the team has mishandled the wide receiver position since 2023.

Of the three guys you’re referencing, Claypool wasn’t going to make the team. MVS is a bubble player. Samuel is good but has injuries every season. (Maybe) one of these three is a starter. The strategy was bad because the players targeted were historically speaking the wrong choice.

Move Dahlin to wing

Claypool objectively sucks and Samuel is consistently injured every year. Not the party to hitch one’s wagon to.

Samuel is injured without fail every season.

Can you throw the ball forward twice? Wtf

Anyone selling this guy’s jersey?

but the game is on four

JVS injury settlement

#44 for Aiyuk

Don't want our starting LB getting hurt on teams IMO

44 is going to make this team

No replay of Coleman's 'drop' That's a Trubisky duck - Allen is going to throw it much faster there.

If Josh gets hurt it’s best to lose as many as possible for a stud draft pick. whatever

The Bills are gonna score because the game’s on four?

Could be a blessing - his stop and go was noticeably limited in camp. Don’t think his knee is fully healthy yet (similar to “healthy” Von last year). with that said, he’s no longer a spring chicken. Time to find a good, young, replacement for Milano.

oh the irony in this post 10/10

Home opener against Detroit

I think Coleman (X stater) and Davis (backup) both play a lot on offense - thus giving Allen a couple of new weapons to use. I could also see Van Pan starting by the middle of the season. That's potentially 3 offensive rookies from this draft contributing quite a bit. Not bad for picking at the end of each round. Coleman, IMO, was a swing for the fences pick. There were safer options there, but he had the highest ceiling of all remaining receivers.

The Bills did not net an additional pick.

Saw last night the KC trade was in the top 10 weakest returns for a similar move per the value chart