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He's on the smaller side, but teh dude put up some ridiculous numbers. I know the game is different, but he is very interesting. There is a little Kurt Warner in his story. He should go somewhere where he has a chance to compete or a place like NY Giants or Patriots who are going to need a replacement soon.
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Probowl selections - No Bills Selected
MrEpsYtown replied to One Buffalo's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Nobody watches that crap anyways. Who cares. After eighteen quarterbacks bow out of the game, Josh Allen will probably wind up representing the AFC alongside Jeff Driskel and former pro bowler Tuhrod Taylor. -
Swoope is interesting but I really would like us to find an actual real tight end somewhere, not an H back, or converted reciever, basketball player, quarterback. Woodside and Bo Levi Mitchell are relatively interesting guys as #3 guys for next year. Both are on the small side, but kind of interesting.
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Ted Washington not impressed with Bills DL
MrEpsYtown replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Bill Teerlink only has the job because his dad was a legend. I'd like to see a more experienced coach working with these guys. Promoting from within after Miek Waufle retired seemed lazy and short sighted. The defensive line should be better than they are. I don't feel Teerlink is getting teh job done. If Dan Quinn gets fired in Atlanta, I'd love to see if he'd come here to be a D-line coach and Assistant head coach, or even replace Leslie Frazier. He and Sean McDermott go way back to William and Mary days. -
Foster is just such an interesting case. Obviously there have been many UDFA success stories in the NFL in the past. But typically those are guys who were very successful college players who get overlooked for some reason by the NFL wether it be speed, level of competition, whatever. Foster is the opposite, a big time recruit, a guy who did very little in his college career, went undrafted, and is putting up good numbers. He has more recieving yards this year than he had his entire college career. To me it is such an interesting case and I can't think of any others like it. Even Matt Cassel, who didn't even play in college much got drafted in the seventh round.
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Has the light finally gone on for Zay Jones?
MrEpsYtown replied to KOKO NFL's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I gotta be honest, I am starting to lean this way. When you look at statistics, guys like Jerry Rice, TO, Michael Irvin etc dropped a lot of passes. But they had all world talent that made up for it. It's fine to drop 3 or 4 balls when you are catching 7 and making all world plays. Point being, Zay isn't good enough to drop the ball. He doesn't offer the speed and playmaking ability or upside those guys did, or even Foster or McKenzie do. You don't live with drops from a guy like Zay. -
Brady and Belichick Deserve to Go Out On Top
MrEpsYtown replied to Gugny's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
This definitely seems like the wrong forum for this type of thing. Nothing would give me more than them never winning anything else. Hopefully Brady sticks around way too long and is a shell of his former self. I want to see him deteriorate. -
He's the perfect backup to have. I'd extend him now if possible, but it makes sense for him to wait and see if another team will give him a chance to be a bridge guy, or compete for a starting job (ala AJ McCarron this year). I think he has been a huge positive, and from all accounts he is a great guy who is a man of faith and you know how much McDermott loves those. He seems like a good guy to have around for Josh.
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Has the light finally gone on for Zay Jones?
MrEpsYtown replied to KOKO NFL's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
A lot of regression the last couple of weeks. A critical part of his game that seems lacking is that he does not come back to the ball. He kind of sits and wait for the ball to come to him. That gives defenders space and time to close to the ball. He needs to attack the ball and catch the damn thing. -
Once again we really need a TE
MrEpsYtown replied to 78thealltimegreat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I think it is about opportunity. I don't think we need a true number 1. We need guys who can block and catch and complement the offense. Right now we have an H-back guy with no knee, a guy who can't block, and a former quarterback. Bringing in actual real tight ends would make a world of difference in my opinion. It's the same as the #1 receiver thing. -
I saw a lot more power run schemes with guys pulling and down locking. Most I have seen all year and that type of blocking scheme plays to the strengths of our olineman. Not sure why it took so long to get here.
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Once again we really need a TE
MrEpsYtown replied to 78thealltimegreat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Just sign Jesse James and Maxx Williams -
Second Half: Wk 15 Lions at Bills 1 pm FOX
MrEpsYtown replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
He looks good. Runs hard -
Second Half: Wk 15 Lions at Bills 1 pm FOX
MrEpsYtown replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Tanner Gentry time -
Just watched top 10 free agents in Bills history.
MrEpsYtown replied to TheBeaneBandit's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Crazy how small Ruben Brown and John Fina are now. -
Haha yes I suppose.
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This is an overrated concept. We've had a true number one many times in the past, and it got us nowhere. I believe you need pieces on offense that are complementary to each other. We need a guy with some size and elite athleticism who can do a little bit of everything and make contested catches. That's what our team is missing.
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Draft Josh Allen... 2019
MrEpsYtown replied to MakeBuffaloGreatAgain's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
This guy is a playmaker on defense and would be a great replacement for Lorax. He can play on the line, offf the ball, and off the edge. He's a top ten talent for sure. He could be used like a Khalil Mack, as a SAM in base formations and an end in nickel and dime situations. If we stay in the top ten, we are drafting a defensive player. Tackles and receivers are huge reaches that high in this draft and plugging holes is a terrible way to draft. -
That's my guy. He also ran a 4.35 and is a really good dude and very smart. Process all the way.
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Potential Cut Candidates in the Offseason
MrEpsYtown replied to DCOrange's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
His contract isn't a bid deal, as you could cut him anytime with minimal dead cap. I would sign a guy like Maxx Williams who doubles as a tight end and fullback so you free up a roster spot.