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This time of year, there is no logic with some. Depth makes some people angry.

I just parked outside of Target. Let me know if some of you need me to get you tampons, Midol, and tub of ice cream.

With your ability to comprehend, there is nothing you can say that would be insulting. I'm not making this hard at all, your logic is jaw droppingly bad where I'm not even sure if you're serious. If you say a player isn't talented enough to play for a contending team then they would have never played for a contending team. But he has and has a ring so you're statement of not being good enough to play for a contending team is false. You're moving goal posts to not be wrong but you are statement is clearly wrong.

You are CLEARLY saying he's not talented enough to play on a team that's supposed to be a contender. Were the 2017 Super Bowl Champions Philadelphia Eagles good enough to be a contender that year?

Do you even know Mack Collins has a Super Bowl ring with the Eagles and he was their #4 WR in targets that year? Let me guess, Nick Foles and Alshon Jeffrey are GOATS too. I want to see how you now can argue a Super Bowl contending team can't win with Mack Collins at depth WR. I am really interested how you try to spin this.

Maybe its CTE.

You specifically stated WR and someone at Mack Collins level isn't good enough to play on a contending team. You then were given an example of a Super Bowl winning team with multiple WR's and Mack Collins level and below. This isn't that difficult and multiple people have commented on it. The GOAT receiver and GOAT QB had the Chiefs at 15th in points scored at 23.1 ppg. Can you tell us all again how McD doesn't play rookies?

Yes it is lol. It's exactly the best example.

You're right. Dion Dawkins Spencer Brown Ed Oliver Dalton Kincaid Tre White Tremaine Edmunds O'Cyrus Torrence Taron Johnson Matt Milano Greg Rosseau Cody Ford Devin Singletary James Cook Christian Benford None of the above played as rookies. There hasn't been a more accurate statement on this board because the above list proves it. Even though Josh Allen did play, he was supposed to sit and learn but was put in earlier because we were bad at that position.

The Chiefs won the Super Bowl with Justin Watson as their #2 WR and 3rd most targeted on their team.

I've never seen someone get so irritated with logic. My gawd.

Great arguements. They have a little more space than us and their big signing for a pass catcher....Irv Smith. So the Chiefs proved that you can win without even a solid WR core...they were terrible at that unit. That means the Bills signing a depth WR, just like the Super Bowl champs means Beane doesn't know what he's doing? Is this how your thought process works? I am going to ask you again, why don't all teams sign UDFA as their 4-7 stringers? Every single team that has ever won a Super Bowl has had veteran WR depth making as much as Mack Collins. Have NFL GM's been wrong throughout history?

Why don't all NFL teams have UDFA as their 4-7 string WR? The KC Chiefs don't know what the hell they're doing. They currently have 5 WR's in that 1-3 million dollar contracts and their highest paid WR is making $3.4 million. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/kansas-city-chiefs/contracts/ Rocket science.

He just restructured ensuring he will stay longer lol. My god you guys are so dramatic. He's not suffering LMAO.

MRags back with the over the top drama. Every single team in the NFL has a veteran in their depth positions and not all 4-7 string WR's are undrafted free agents. But when the Bills do it, they're pissing on us lol.

Its just so funny to me that every year we go through a signing like this. We have to bring 90 to camp and we need depth. He isn't going to be a main contributor. Its the same people who get upset because we don't sign top contributors every single time.

Its why the IRS goes after people in rural areas more often. They can't afford good attorney's to defend themselves.

Yeah but this is what happens in America sometimes. My blood boiled when that Stanford swimmer, Brock Turner sexually assaulted an unconscious girl and only served 3 months because of affluenza.

Did Jones even play in 2022 playoffs? We can't have all DL in their 20's. Most of them are in their 20's with Von and DaQuan above 30.

So by this scenario, Matt Milano underperformed last year and has underperformed more in his career than DaQuan because Milano has missed more games due to injury? We only got 4.5 games out of Mliano. Do you doubt we get 10 out of his next year?

I do find this post confusing. Jones isn't an underperforming player but you're putting him in that bucket. Our offensive line prior to last year was underperforming. Does that mean we should have not kept Morse and Dawkins over the last few years?

Cam Lewis provides much more value than a day 3 draft pick or late stage FA. He is potentially our starting safety but also backs up all secondary spots. 2 million a year is worth that IMO.

You can put an extra diamond on his Super Bowl ring for being a true team guy.

You want a late round rookie to be Allen's right hand man? Why doesn't every team do that? I mean, every top QB has a vet as their back up.

What are you trying to get at here? Unless I'm taking this wrong but you want to bring a back up that could compete with Allen for the starting job?