Rock-A-Bye Beasley

Why is it that we have a thread about this every couple months? Could it be that we all know the wr unit is subpar still and trying to justify it somehow? No couldn’t be that. Do other teams fans have threads like this or do they just agree that having the best receivers possible is important AND good to have? This theory of having a bunch of complimentary guys only works if the other teams secondary doesn’t also have a bunch of complimentary guys. Even the best example of a team that doesn’t need elite WRs took one in the first round this year and took a flier on Josh Gordon last year. Honestly I don’t even understand the question being posed here.

I want 3 elite receivers.

I like those two signings as well, and Nsekhe once I researched him more. What I’m trying to say is if the Bills and Jets (or another team that added a lot of players) swapped free agent classes, everyone would still be very excited

And im sure none the overly positive posters settle for less in their personal lives.

Nope. Because it’s much worse if all you ever post is a one word response to anything negative. No one is claiming they’re brilliant as far as I can see.

You again, adding nothing. Why not defend the additions? John Brown and Cole Beasley didn’t scare anyone last year. One 1,000 yards season between the two. They improve the WRs from worst in the league to hopefully not worst in the league. The O-line is hopefully much better, but that remains to be seen. One year ago how many people who are positive about the new players had even heard of Mitch Morse, Jon Feliciano, Ty Nsecke etc? I’m sure some, but it’s a clear case of rose-colored glasses and hope.

Can’t evaluate a trade immediately but when you try to a couple years later you get told to move on. Turns out the Rams got one year of Sammy Watkins for a 2nd round pick. They received a comp 3rd when he left. So essentially a late 2nd for late 3rd swap to surround their young QB with more receiver talent in a critical point in his development. This is is the kind of perspective you don’t have until later on. Maybe a team with a first time head coach and young QB who turned it around and made the super bowl in two years is actually relevant to a discussion of how the Bills have been/should be built. Thanks for your contribution though

The opposite is interesting as well. Star is much worse comparatively and surrounding Allen with talent should be more of a priority than a run stopper. Run stopping DT is not a hard thing to find, but he’s our highest paid player. Star is a replacement level player AT BEST. thanks for bringing this up. Interesting, we could afford both btw.

I see a lot more than 5. I also only ever see you complain about the “complainers”. It brings nothing to the table.

https://www.chiefs.com/video/patrick-mahomes-makes-back-foot-54-yard-pass-to-sammy-watkins https://www.chiefs.com/video/patrick-mahomes-makes-on-the-run-38-yard-pass-to-sammy-watkins these two plays alone are worth 16 mil considering the circumstances.

truth is, we could afford Sammy and he would be our best receiver by far.

Exactly! If we passed every play last year what would the difference be? Allen is more developed, the Bills are better in Madden, and i don’t irrationally hate Zay Jones?

I know it won’t happen but I would fire him right now. Mostly for his comments about how he wants to “pass when we have to” and how it’s inevitable in our climate to run the ball. I’m just not interested in that sort of team. In fact, I think we are due for a few years of pass-only offense.

Successful offenses have 3rd options that can get open. Sammy has a great AFC championship game you think if they end up winning that game and the super bowl they care how much he was paid? theyre smart because they know they can afford that contract while Mahomes is on his rookie deal. We would be lucky to have Sammy on that deal right now

No and no one claimed that and it wouldn’t matter if they did.

What? If they had simply passed on Mahomes and Watson it would be slightly better optics. Instead they traded the eventual league MVP when they needed a QB and went with Nathan Peterman in round 5 instead. You can’t write an outcome like that and be taken seriously beforehand, but it happened.

Ppl like you keep bumping it asking this question.

If Dee Ford doesn’t go Offside and Mahomes wins the super bowl are these idiots saying “He has a Super Bowl caliber supporting cast! The Bills don’t win the super bowl. He would not be the same player if we drafted him. He would not have won the super bowl!”

This is what I don’t get. How is it that Mahomes would have been a completely different player, yet Allen’s development wasn’t hurt at all by his situation? you can’t have it both ways.

It’s always the “positive” group that makes it personal first I’ve noticed. Go back and check in this thread and many others. Edit: I should say usually. Obviously there are exceptions but I’ve noticed a trend.

Oh but the Buffalo Bills did select a QB in the 2017 draft so your premise is flawed. He also went on to set some league records.

So you already forgot about the Texans game I see

How can you say there's no consequence when Allen had to go in early OR, depending on your philosophy on QB development, missed the first team reps he should have been getting all preseason? It was a disaster all around. If you're trying to say now its over with and no harm done, then I'm saying the decision making could just be faulty overall Morse, Edmunds, The attempt to trade for Antonio Brown, the defense aside from the Dareus for Star swap, Allen might end up being their saving grace if he develops, but they really didn't make that easy for him. Tyrod trade was good value but negated by KB trade trying to think of more

I don't really care.

No one is suggesting we do anything TO THEM. We are simply stating our displeasure with many moves made by this regime. This thread was about high praise for the coach and GM. Some fans strongly disagree that they are doing a good job, that's all. Not sure why I have to explain what is happening, but here we are.