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I agree about Basham being a great value where he was picked. I'm concerned Rousseau is not a good outside rusher, he was much higher rated from the inside where he did a lot of his damage. His win rate on the outside was average at best. I'm sure they looked at it from all sides though and were not just drawn to his 15 sacks.

Do you think they were both bpa when taken?

He's lazy

highlights of Etn running thru holes you could drive a truck thru😂

Makes sense

I'm thinking that Rodgers being kind of a whiny a hole and him having legitimate gripes against the organization are not mutually exclusive, both could be true.

I'm not opposed to moving back for another 3rd rnd or an early 4th rnd pick if the Bills don't love their choices at 30. I think there will be good value to be had at that stage of the draft.

Edmunds looks completely lost out there at times, is often out of position and is a liability in coverage. The thing he seems best at is using his speed to chase down ball carriers who got by him. The Bills need better lb play in the middle. Maybe last year's ridiculous Pro Bowl selection will add something to his trade value. At this point there is no way I would be picking up his 5th year $12.5 million option.

You can keep replacing rbs or you could build a line that can actually move people. A beast of a guard could do more for the running game than a better running back imo.

Good luck trading that contract in a down year for the cap.

The Bills were 2nd last in the league (31st) in yards before contact per rushing attempt. In other words their offensive line was 31st in creating space for their running backs. On the other hand the Bills running backs were 2nd in the league at gaining yards after first contact, only one team did better. I'm not saying the Bills running backs are great or that Etienne wouldn't be a great improvement, I am saying that the Bills line is not creating space for the backs and the rbs are already outperforming the blocking they're running behind. Etienne would be an awesome weapon to have but if the run blocking is still 31st will it make that much of a difference?

Hard to see what the Ravens are thinking here, the Chiefs are the team to beat and they had a significant hole in their o line. Whatever the reason for moving Brown, they have bailed out their no. 1 rival for AFC Champion. That is difficult to understand.

I've seen him play a lot, in person a few times. He has great instincts and makes a lot of plays on the ball. Exciting to watch and can make game changing plays. I'm not sure where he is projected but would be psyched if the Bills got him.

I think he is saying that who you are, your true worth, is not a product of monetary success. It is defined by your character. Perhaps he is signalling Beane that he is willing to take less money if it helps the team.😉

I'll be very disappointed if they draft Ossai in the first.

over 10.5 in a 17 game season sounds like easy money to me. I don't plan on going to Vegas so not sure how I could place the bet.

The Bills run blocking was terrible. In yards before contact per rushing attempt they were 31st in the league. The things they were good at, yards after contact per carry (tied for 2nd) and breaking tackles (10th in %); were entirely attributable to the running backs. From 2nd last in yards before contact to 2nd best in yards after, it's pretty obvious what the run game lacks. I'm not saying Singletary and Moss are the answer at running back, I think that remains to be seen. I'm saying the Bills run blocking is practically the worst in the league and for me that's where it starts. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2020/advanced.htm

First of all you'll need a ticket, I no longer recommend sneaking in (as a kid in the 70s we jumped the fence quite a number of times for the Bills and concerts, never got caught). Then you will need to transport yourself to Orchard Park. Depending on where you are starting from, I recommend planes, trains, and automobiles. 😉

New England in Buffalo, start the year with an absolute beat down of the Patriots at home.

Agreed, counting on Star would be a huge mistake imo. If he is ready to go and can contribute, that's good . Hoping he plays at a 'high level' is just foolish. He hasn't played like that since his rookie year. If not for his ridiculous contract they could have easily moved on and improved the position by now. The Bills need a solid 1 tech DT badly, maybe a shorter term veteran for this year and a draft pick to develop. It's not a sexy high profile position but it's crucial to the Bills defensive system and I definitely wouldn't be counting on Star if I were them. p.s. Harry's not large enough and is better suited as a 3

Adequate quantity and variety at rb? Who is the Bill's power back? 205lb Moss? What you need is a 3 down guy who can do it all. Then you're never signalling your intentions. Quantity and variety? How about the things that matter the most, talent and team fit? Harris would be a beast in a spread offense, forcing defenders back into the box and opening up the field. The guys the Bills have need more run blocking focus and the Bills line isn't built for that. I'm not saying the Bills should necessarily move up for him, but if he's there at 30.....

They did, but instead of round communion wafers they got these square tabs of paper.

Tweet Mike Clay @MikeClayNFL · Mar 25 Okay, based on my current evaluation of each NFL roster, ...... So this sos ranking is based on Mike Clay's current evaluation of each teams roster, ........😂

Maybin 40 Yard Dash:4.78 seconds Vertical Leap:38.0 inches Broad Jump:124 inches 20 Yd Shuttle:4.38 seconds Three Cone:7.52 seconds Oweh 40 yrds 4.36 secs vertical leap 39.5" broad jump 134" 20 yrd shuttle 4.15 secs 3 cone 6.85 secs Not even in the same ballpark athletically, not even close. Oweh is also taller and 10 pounds heavier. I'm not saying Oweh will be good. I'm saying the Maybin comparisons are lazy and imo inaccurate.

Did this guy really run a 4.36 40? That's insane. 6'5" 257 pounds running 4.36? wtf? Has he ever played rb or wr? 39.5" vertical leap, over 11' broad jump, 21 reps on the bench, guy is an athletic freak.