MJS
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31 minutes ago, BillsFan1988 said:
The problem with your rebuttal average random fan is that Whaley and his scouts ran the 2017 draft not Beane.
McDermott was in charge. Everybody knows that. That's why I said Beane AND McDermott. Those two are responsible for the latest rebuild of this team.
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1 hour ago, 100DollarBills said:
What gets my blood boiling is losing and not having a WR worth a F over the last 10 years due to ineptness. Some of us have high standards, thankfully Beane seems to be fairly competent, but so far it doesn’t appear to be so for the WR department.
Maybe you need to take a break from the Bills.
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2 minutes ago, RocCityRoller said:
and EJ Gaines and Levi Wallace
Well they play outside. The comment was about Nickel Corner being a need. Taron Johnson was playing at a pro bowl level at nickel corner before he got shut down for surgery.
Just now, Mark92 said:I am so sick of people not knowing ***** about these players but calling them bad picks. ALL of these late round players have flaws that's why they are being drafted late. The analysts talk about their flaws so people think they are bad picks. It's awful this year.
It also gets my blood boiling. Idiot fans who have no idea what they are talking about. They know like 5 players and if we don't take those 5 players they think the pick is a bad one.
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2 hours ago, Logic said:
Love the pick. Milano 2.0.
I was going to say the same thing. Sounds like a Milano type.
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31 minutes ago, Mountain Man said:
Seems like he is more of a Nickel Corner than safety. Which is a need
Really? We've got Taron Johnson coming back.
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Week 6 at the latest.
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Nope. He'll be our left tackle for years, I predict.
He had a down year in a year in which our entire line was garbage. That's what happens with the oline. One weak link and it hurts everybody. What would 4 weak links cause?
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3 minutes ago, Awwufelloff said:
Brown, Beasley, and Jones are all WR3 on good teams. We don't even have a WR2 like Woods, Ridley, Watkins, Kupp, etc... Not to mention WR1 like Julio, ODB, Green, Brown, etc...
The best teams have a variety of offensive weapons or the best QB of all time. Pats, Chiefs, Rams, Saints are the teams we should be trying to mirror ourselves after.
Beasley is one of the best slot receivers in the league. Brown has been a high end #2 his entire career. You don't know of what you speak, dude.
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24 minutes ago, Awwufelloff said:
I agree completely with you and all posters disagreeing are homers. Just have to wait until the season starts to prove them wrong as usual. I mean 1 playoff year in 20 and it was a fluke yet still believe the Bills make great decisions. Allen is an inaccurate QB and as we saw last year no one could get separation, that is still a huge issue. I see another year with loads of INTs. We need to do what KC did with Hill/Hunt/Kelce/Watkins. Surround your young franchise QB with as many weapons as possible. Not a big fan of a slow RB either, have enough of those.
Yep, Hill and Hunt are really working out for them, right?
John Brown and Cole Beasley BOTH get excellent separation, as does Foster. It's clear, crystal clear, you don't know what you are talking about.
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This is truly a moronic take. The WR's are 10 times better. You added two legit NFL receivers in John Brown and Cole Beasley. You have Foster coming back in year two after showing considerable development in year 1. They added other depth signings as well. Zay Jones goes from your #1 WR to your #3, at best. It's way better.
Yeah, we don't have a legit #1 elite receiver, but you can't fix everything in one off season.
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2 hours ago, Tsaikotic said:
well first, Wade doesn't count towards the 53 so its actually 8 guys that would count...DiMarco could be gone and we end the FB position in Buffalo... Murphy, Ford and Perry...do any of these guys have PS eligibility?
Lots of fans seem to hate DiMarco and want him gone, but it seems that those in the building like him and view him as a leader. I think he stays.
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I think much of the media has acknowledged that Allen showed flashes and has the potential to be a good QB. Most seem to understand that he made the most of a bad situation. I don't hear a lot of national media people trashing Allen. Obviously you have a few curmudgeons sticking to their original analysis, but you also have people trashing Rosen (Steve Smith anyone?)
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Just now, BillsFan1988 said:
Proven record of throwing away mid rd pks. That's what the Bills do this is nothing new. Paid millions yes and there's plenty of them being paid millions to go home and collect dust because of there inept draft skills.
Beane and McDermott have already proven, in their last two years of drafting, that they are good at identifying talent and getting guys that will help the team. Edmunds, Allen, Matt Milano, Taron Johnson, Tre White, Wyatt Teller, Dion Dawkins, Zay Jones. Undrafted Levi Wallace and Robert Foster. These are guys from the last two draft classes that have been significant contributors and are the building blocks of the new team. You can't argue with their success rate.
1 minute ago, C.Biscuit97 said:Antonio Brown went in the 6th. Colston went in the 7th. Thielen wasn’t drafted.
Those are definitely exceptions. If you never found diamonds in the rough, the draft would only be 4 rounds long. But generally speaking, higher picks are better.
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Can someone who likes Schopp explain a little more about why they like him? To me he doesn't seem to understand football more than a random fan, and he doesn't seem to know the team all that well. He just seems like a random guy with lots of opinions without doing his homework.
So maybe if he was an expert I would value his opinion, but he's not, at least with football. Maybe he knows a lot about hockey or other sports.
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3 hours ago, BillsFan1988 said:
This draft is not top heavy but it has great depth all the way threw the 5th rd. From the 3rd to 5 has basically the same caliber players . Beane fumbled the draft when he took Singletary then he had to correct his wrong by moving up for Knox.
Thanks, random fan. I'll trust the experts and the people who get paid millions of dollars because of their proven record of talent evaluation.
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4 hours ago, JoPar_v2 said:
I don’t think anyone playing in 2 dozen fantasy football leagues, as he does, is “sick” of sports per se. MS seems much more sick of the “bureaucracy” of sports, i.e. GMs, coaches, and owners than the games and players themselves.
He admits to not even watching certain Bills games.
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15 minutes ago, sven233 said:
My biggest issue with this pick is not the player. He could turn out to be awesome. My only concern is giving up 2 4th round picks to get him. But, it looks like Beane is starting to feel like our roster is getting very close to where he wants it to be and that the chances of these lower round guys making the team is slim. If that's the case, then this makes giving up the 2 4th rounders a bit easier to swallow.
When you have 10 picks you use them to trade up and get better picks. That's what those 4th rounders were there for. And I hope the Bills use more of their lower picks to trade up a bit again. Having a bunch of 4th round and below guys on your team is not super helpful. Yes, you might get lucky with one of them, but generally speaking the higher a guy is drafted the better career he'll have. Generally.
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3 minutes ago, Buffalo Junction said:
I'm pretty happy with this draft. Grabbing a HB in the 3rd was a bit of a head scratcher when you consider the Yeldin signing, but I love the other picks. I'll just have to have faith on that pick... I just don't see a real plan at HB.
Yeldin is pretty much a nobody at this point in his career. Received practically zero interest in free agency and saw his offensive importance shrink and shrink in Jacksonville.
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5 minutes ago, BarkleyForGOATBackupPT5P said:
It's fun to speculate. That's all it is.
Now I know some of y'all went nuts with the wrong Josh right Josh nonsense but this is just armchair GMing. It's fun. Harmless. At the end of the day I'm obviously pulling for these guys. Every year GMs are proven wrong and wrong as well it's a crapshoot. That's what makes it fun to speculate on.
Absolutely, but lots of fans are adamant they are right and make strong opinions based on no knowledge except for a cursory glance at stats or a single highlight reel.
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51 minutes ago, Nelius said:
I've moved away and tune into WGR every once in awhile after games. I've listened to Schopp for years. Dude just does not come across as a happy individual in general, it's gotten worse over time to the point where "negative radio guy" really seems to be his lane right now. It's interesting radio if you enjoy listening to a guy who clearly doesn't really like what he's doing. Pure, open misery is definitely a bit different than what you normally find.
He certainly doesn't appear to enjoy his job, or even sports. He does seem to enjoy fantasy sports and betting, though.
Deep down I don't think he considers himself a Bills fan or even an NFL fan. Maybe a hockey fan. He just seems to go through the motions to me.
EDIT: Which is probably why he gets off on so many meaningless, silly tangents that go on and on for hours. Probably gets sick of sports.
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56 minutes ago, Buffalo86 said:
If you believe in veteran QBs mentoring younger players, Fitz would seem to be about as good as it gets. If Rosen isn't a complete knucklehead, he could learn a lot. Hopefully not, though.
Fitzpatrick's mentoring comes with a gaurenteed injury to the starter, so there's that to consider.
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Silly fans thinking they know what they are talking about. Every year they are proven wrong by player after player, and still they criticize every pick GM's make.
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1 minute ago, dollars 2 donuts said:
I did like him before the draft, but as it got closer for me it came down to one thing and I posted about it.
I think he is a dick.
”Oh you mean he is a tough as nails no nonsense competitor?”
No...I think he is a dick. People who know him personally think he is a dick. For comparison, for those of you who think Chris Hogan is a dick, think along those same lines.
maybe it hasn’t shown in Arizona as some will defend, but that is his dickdom laying in wait.
”You don’t like his politics or how he is outspoken!”
i could careless about his politics and I love how out spoken some of the Bills are...I actually love the character it shows.
No...it is because people I know are familiar with him and he is a U.S., Grade A off the bone dick.
Huh, what happened with Chris Hogan? He always seemed like a nice guy to me. Have people close to him come out and said bad things about him?
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24 minutes ago, McBean said:
Steve Smith just blasted Rosen.
Smith is my new hero.
Steve Smith is a moron. If anything, that increases opinion of Rosen.
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RD 7, Pick 228: TE Tommy Sweeney, Boston College
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Check the round.