BuffaloBillsGospel2014

Cal Ripken’s 2,632 consecutive games played to me is the most unbelievable record in sports. That’s the equivalent of never calling into work sick, never missing time with an injury, deaths in the family etc for 20 years. Never is a long time but I don’t think in our lifetime that this record will ever be broken imo.

Sorry late reaction but I'm definitely not offended I just don't get it LOL I may be down on Beane right now, there are many things that he's done that I don't like or agree with and I don't feel trey Amos is a 1st round talent now take that with a grain of salt as I'm not a professional draft guru but i watch a ton of college football although Ole Miss was not one of them so I'm basically going off of Youtube highlight videos for him but I'm not a fan of most of the corners deemed "1st rounders" this year I think it's a weak 1st round class for the position imo. Also on Amos, if Beane is being honest then if Amos has a weakness it's in run support which Beane stated was a major part of what they're looking for in a corner unless I interpreted his press conference wrong which I've done before. Again just my 2 pennies on the situation, I do like his size, the fact that he is best in zone coverage and plays physical is a plus.

This would be a low risk, high reward type of signing. If all that is holding him back is attitude then this would be a great locker room for him imo.

If they’ve already pegged Cam Ward or another prospect as their guy what due diligence other than attending his pro day, watching endless film, and interviewing should they do?

It’s not really an argument I just don’t think Amos is the best player in this circumstance or a 1st round talent again imo.

Calling someone’s opinion lazy and invalid never really makes sense to me but it is what it is and you’re entitled to your own opinion. For me Amos is not a 1st round talent but I’m glad we can agree on Burch.

This is what happens when you draft for need but I'd go Burch here and it's not really close.

I think it's a pretty solid move by New England, they already got their QB in Maye so no need for a developmental QB. They then drafted Milton in the 6th round and flipped him for a 5th which is solid value imo considering Milton is most likely never going to be much more than a backup at the NFL level or at his cieling maybe a low level QB 1.

I mean Andy Reid would make a good Santa Clause.

Had WR Jerry Butler not broken his leg (I think it was in 86, same year as this) we would probably be having 2 of the greatest WR's of that era I have no doubt in my mind.

After that terrible deal the Panthers gave to Jaycee Horn I thought for sure Benford was all but gone. This really is a team friendly deal as if you put Horn's and Benford's stats side by side (The past 3 years) they are almost identical twins and you can even say benford wasn't thrown at much of last season so his stats are indicative of that.

If we all thought the same what fun would that be?

I don’t need another platform to tell me he flopped in the AFCCG. The entire DL did and continues to be our Achilles heel when we need them to come up huge.

If Jackson and Brittany Mahomes weren't enough of a reason this sure is the cherry on top.

I disagree with this take. The offense had the ball with 2 minutes left, 2 timeouts so how is that on McDermott? Maybe get Allen a WR who he can actually count on like every single team that was in the playoffs aside from the Bills. The defense sucked but they got 2 stops at the end and our offense sputtered out when we needed them most, that's what happens when Mack freaking Hollins is your go to WR imo.

They will call it "Garrett's Factory Of Sadness"

This is why i buy the cheap China knock offs, if i had paid $200+ for this I'd be pretty pissed, thank you DH Gate!!! 😀

Of all the playoff teams last year name a worse receiving core? Maybe Denver? My hope since the season ended and the combine hit was that we either drafted WR Mathew Golden at 30 and now most likely need to trade up and grab him. He would give us a true weapon but won't have to be "the guy" right off the bat while he slowly grows into the role, That is my ideal scenario.

I’ve seen many posters on here calling Beane a wizard for re-signing our own. This is no different and the players the Bengals re-signed are all difference makers, I don’t think it will hinder them as long as they draft well which is not ideal for us if they do. Yes I’ve seen the Eagles losses but I have no doubt in my mind Howie Roseman will fill the losses appropriately as he’s done since they won a SB with Nick Foles.

As does every team that usually wins or goes to the SB, can't sign everyone but GM Howie Roseman continues to show hes an excellent talent evaluator so I'm sure he'll fill those positions in adequately. True but they had Hurts/Brown/Smith /Barkley under contract while having the best DL/OL in football is what I'm getting at. So my point is you can still build a SB winning team if you draft correctly as the Eagles just showed it was possible. Nobody was debating the trenches won the game for the Eagles, we all saw it.

The Eagles 32/yr for AJ Brown 25/yr for Smith 51/yr for Hurts 20.6/yr for Barkley Keeping the weapons for your QB isn't a dumb move imo as long as you draft properly.

I'm a yes for Campbell. He's still a disruptor at his advanced age which is rare, good pass rusher and is top tier against the run. He signed a 1 year 2M contract with the Dolphins I think we can spare it.