Laughing Coffin
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Teams are concerned with Bryce Love's ACL injury and how it's going to heal. Take him in the 4th or 5th and stash him this year and let him be ready to compete for playing time in 2020 when the RB position will need a revamp
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12 minutes ago, the skycap said:
I'd be very surprised. I don't think he's a Beane/McDermott type of guy.
1) The public dust up he had with HC Major Applewhite. Not totally blaming Oliver, but a team rule is a team rule regardless of who you are.
2) Reports are that his family had him sit out, with fake injuries, games because they wanted to "protect their investment". Do you want a "me" guy or a "we" guy. I'd be curious to know the story about him having a knee injury but was jumping, catching footballs before the game.
3) Have a feeling that the Bills have something working with the Falcons.
https://247sports.com/college/texas-tech/Board/102951/Contents/Ed-Oliver-vs-Applewhite-124790381/
id sit out too if I already have established myself as a top pick. The NCAA does nothing to protect them so it’s up to them to do so
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I had to check if you were the same poster that posted the "we should draft DK Metcalf to play CB" poster lol
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2 minutes ago, Boca BIlls said:
I have said this before so I will say it again I see 2 Firsts and 2 Seconds. 9, 28-31 is where I see first round picks.
I agree. We signed a LOT of players that we are paying like we expect will be on the 53 man roster. I just don't see us keeping 10 picks in order to keep 5 on the roster. I think we trade up a few times this draft.
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I think 8-8 +/- 1 is a fair prediction
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They'd be crazy not to pick the Raiders this year, especially since they can force them to do it. Gruden, Mayock, AB84
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Could an option possibly be that we trade down from 9 and pick up something in the 20s + a 2nd and 4th, then we trade that 1st round pick in the 20s for Frank Clark straight up
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On 3/31/2019 at 7:07 PM, BillyWhiteShows said:
A favorite for the Bills? What year was this?
2017 when we hired Beane instead. But there were plenty of buffalo media pundits hoping Gettleman was the target
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1 minute ago, billspro said:
Gettleman is running the Giants into the ground. Luckily for them they will be contenders for Lawrence in 2021 after Gettleman is fired.
I remember Gettleman was a media favorite for our GM position, real happy we didn't get him. His plan with the Giants just changes year to year he has no idea what he's doing
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With Gore and McCoy there's no reason to bring in even a day 2 RB this year unless someone they really like is still sitting there in the 3rd. I feel like next year is the year we'll spend a day 1 or 2 pick on a RB and he'll step right in carrying the load
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The offseason flu is strong in this one
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6 hours ago, MrEpsYtown said:
I think you are asking the wrong question Coffin. I wonder why people have completely written of a 5th round rookie after seven NFL starts, under an offensive line coach for whom everyone was awful. People writing this guy off because he isn't Quentin Nelson are nuts. There is a reason one went top ten and one went in the fifth. He is a work in progress who has shown flashes and has more natural talent than any other guard on the roster. In fact, he is more talented than most of the guards in this upcoming draft and is similar in prospect pedigree to message board favorite Chris Lindstrom. The same people who criticize Teller swear that Nsehke is the answer to left tackle. A 34 year old guy with 16 NFL starts, some of which were at guard. Small sample size in both instances. Lunacy becuase neither mean anything.
I've defended Teller a lot on here and I don't want to rehash all of it, but if anybody who watched him play closely, and has written him off, likely doesn't understand potential and development, and they likely don't understand the nuances of offensive line play. Just my opinion. PFF is not the be all and end all. In fact PFF loved him in college. Do I think he's Zach Martin? No. But I think he has the potential to be a solid starting guard in the NFL if he can find some consistency. The talent and ability are there.
Im not writing him off, I’m just not pencilling him in as our starting LG in 2019 which is what a great majority have done since week 12
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Why do people think Teller is good? He had a good game in his first start against the Jets but after that he was pedestrian at best
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No need, unless he goes out there this year and puts up 1500+ all purpose yards for us, I don't see us even trying to get him back in a Bills uniform next year
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Jonah Williams is likely projected to OG and he's no Quenton Nelson type guard prospect. He won't go in the top 10 to a team that's projecting him at Guard (most teams out of the combine at least)
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Wilkins is the safer of the two. I’d be very happy with Wilkins
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It would be a big surprise for him to be cut just because he’s so cheap on his contract. Cutting him saves no money this year. He’s an underrated run blocker too
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Bills probably laid out their offer, and he still wants to shop himself around. I'm not butthurt if he doesn't sign with us. I feel like Buffalo would have to give him a lot here and he's been injury prone most of his career, with inconsistencies to boot.
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People have OBJ soooo wrong
Still though I think Browns go 8-8
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He said in January that re-signing with the Panthers would mean a lot to him. He clearly wanted to remain there, and that was his 1st and only option in his mind.
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1 hour ago, BakersBills said:
havent signed any DT and just seems to make sense at 9.
Yup, got to be looking at Wilkins or Oliver at 9
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1 hour ago, Warcodered said:
I think he was pretty judicious with it I mean he has to spend a lot of it.
Not really, you have to average 89% of your cap space over 3 consecutive seasons. So this is 2019 we have to be at or over 89% for 2017 2018 2019. Since we were pretty much completely topped off of cap in 2017 and 2018 we really could have held onto 40 million or so and still easily cleared the mandatory cap spending
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Bills won't be spending an early pick on a WR this year
Allen Sophomore Slump?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
Posted · Edited by Laughing Coffin
I feel like sophomore slumps occur to other skill positions like RB/WR
Allen needs to show much improvement because there's much improvement to be made. If he has a sophomore slump he'd be the quality of a fringe starter in the league