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Yeah...Boldin will be the difference for the Pats. Lol Take a conditional pick and run...

I'd send him to the Pats for a conditional pick, no sweat. Why not get another asset for nothing.

We had one of the softest schedules in league history last season. Alot of the offensive numbers were accumulated in garbage time or against bad team's. When it counted most, the offense was not good at all...especially passing wise. Yes, the defense let them down also, but this notion that we belonged in the playoffs is nonsense. Miami was a fraud that got in...we were the same team, a fraud that would have got embarrased in the wild card round...would that have been the success some here think it would have been? Not to me. I have much bigger hopes than that for my team. This offense is clearly going to be exposed this season and take a step back. I think Roman will be vindicated and it will be shown that he had the perfect system for the players he had. Rex canned him because he didn't like TT as his QB, but Roman was right being angry...his starting QB has massive limitations, and that directly affects what he is trying to do. The sooner this team moves on from a QB that can't pass at a high level in a passing league, the better off we'll be. You can only get by on smoke and mirrors for so long, and Dennison will be the one to find this out, unfortunately I believe. He wanted to work with TT, and that will be his undoing. I'll be looking forward to seeing what happens in 2018 with the QB they draft and what OC they bring in to develop him. These guys are on borrowed time, right now.

I'm on record that this regime has no track record and they will either end up looking brilliant, or being a failure. Right now I'm leaning towards failure, but it likely depends on them nailing the next draft and landing the next great QB.

I thought that I would when we brought them to the Bills, but after seeing all these moves I am becoming more skeptical. To me, it appears they are placing too much emphasis on their system and players that fit what they want at the expense of talent that they should be fitting into the system. I really think they are going to have to nail a ton of draft picks to justify what they are trying to do, and even then if they still don't get the QB, they are sunk as well.

Gonna be hard for DB's to see the back of a WR or TE's name on the back of a jersey off the snap. Lol

This guy isn't going playing any significant snaps...he's a fringe roster player and provides little to no help at WR. This guy is our new Kolby Listenbee

Ok...now I'm starting to question these guys and their obsession with Carolina players.

Ok...you continue to fight for a borderline roster player if you like. At this time, they decided they would rather go with guys with experience over an unknown who flashed in preseason against other fringe players. You could make the argument about whether this team should be going with youngsters that have potential over experienced vets, but that's not what these guys appear to be doing. I agree that we should be letting the vets go and seeing what we have in young players cause I am treating this season as a throw away, but this regime sees it differently.

This. If you understand the way the league works, then you should understand this move. We all liked the guy, but this is usuly how it goes

That's a completely different situation. They were considering his contract demands along with injury history and wanted to get value now instead of dealing with those possible issues...I personally didn't like the move, but I can see the logic even if I don't agree.

Actually, yes.

You do know WR is more than catching the ball, right? Especially when you are talking fourth and fifth receiver. Ridiculous to overreact to a fringe roster guy not making it.

Did you think he was the answer? We have no answers. Hopefully they look for a speed receiver to draw safeties away from playing close to the line so TT can utilize one of his best skills with his deep ball. Reilly is just another guy...he doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things. Would have been a nice story, but it just didn't happen. Good luck to him, though. Maybe he goes PS and he gets a chance down the line.

Typical message board overreaction to a preseason hero going on in here.

To be fair...Transplant does the same thing except it's in favor of TT. Dude is a serious hypocrite

I'd rather see Peterman, but it's not the right move. You gotta let TT play himself out of the job and let the rook watch some games before going out as the starter.

All I know is that they better hit on their draft picks, and hope that Watkins, Darby, and Ragland do not realize the potential they were drafted on. This regime has gone out on quite the limb to start off their tenure. I'm very skeptical, but will try and keep an open mind until I see how things play out over the next draft and 2018 season. This season was always a throw away to me once they changed the coaches and GM.

It's too early to tell on Ragland...especially coming off of an ACL. There's a pattern here with Beane, and it can backfire bigtime if any of these young players we are dumping realize their potential.

Young players that were drafted higher than what we are dumping them for was the point...nobody put them on the same level, champ. I'm glad you enjoy throwing away young players that cost much more than what we are bringing back...that's a losing philosophy if I ever saw one.

Beane is dumping young players with potential at their lowest value. Sammy, Darby, and now Ragland. This is poor value, and the pattern here by Beane is troubling.

A fourth for a second rounder. Lol

If team's have to worry about the entire field being utilized in the passing game with Peterman, then he's the better option since team's don't worry with Tyrod in regards to multiple areas of the field.

Funny how you want to talk about irrationasl and emotional when your season tickets are clearly influencing what you expect from the Bills, even if it is not what's best for the future of the franchise. Posters that dont want to lose because they paid for season's come off as selfish IMO. I want the Bills to win the Super bowl, and if it takes me sacrificing a season wasted, so be it.

Regardless of game action...he's probably still doing things in regards to passing that TT isn't. The honest truth is that Taylor struggles with the fundamentals of passing and reading a defense. Great guy and athlete with a great arm. Not a good passer, and never will be.