MrEpsYtown

The next step in this evolution is Chris Conley. This has to happen this offseason. Speed that kills and is 6-2, 215 with a 45 inch vert. He's developed nicely for KC and Andy Reid. Now he has to come here and be the #1 guy.

Matt Barkley. Played probably the best game for a Bills quarterback I have seen in years.

It was a really nice story to see and I am glad he is making a difference. All the football highlights they showed were Jets highlights, inguessing becuase there were no Bills ones. He still sucked, but I like him a lot more now.

Go with Zay. With Foster and Deonte Thompson on the outside with all of that speed, I think Zay will excel working the underneath stuff. I predict a huge breakout for Zay over the last few weeks.

I just want to point out, as we all crap on Cousins, there were a lot of people whose offseason plan last year centered around the Bills going all in to sign Cousins.

I think that guy is Maxx Williams, and I think he will be cheap. He's just 24 years old, turns 25 in April. Baltimore's Nick Boyle is interesting as well. I also like Jesse James who got buried a bit behind Vance McDonald. I say we we get one of the Ravens and James, the former Penn Stater. Another guy who is sitting out there right now is Troy Niklas and I really don't understand why he is on the couch. He has athletic upside as both a blocker and receiver.

There is a large portion of the fan base, that, for some reason, disagrees with us. I'm really not sure why.

Apparently Nathan Peterman is a really nice guy. And apparently Preston Brown is really tough and hard nosed and such.

I really think they thought Cousins was going to make them a Super Bowl contender and put them over the top. A lot of media people thought the same. Pat Elflein and Nick Easton's injuries have really hurt them.

Yeah I think the position needs to be completely rebuilt and I would not be surprised if none of this editors guys are back. Thomas has definitely improved and I like what I saw in the Jets game. Croom is interesting, but he cannot block. The fact that a former QB blocks better, speaks volumes in my opinion.

Remember when every single mock draft had us taking Reiff? Yuck.

His contract was so front loaded that he isn't making much next year. And I believe the dead cap and cap hit are the same. So it makes sense to just keep him. I like Maxx Williams and Jack Doyle in free agency. Tyler Krof and Jesse James are interesting as well.

I think they will regret it, but I think their real mistake was giving Riley Reiff and Mike Remmers a crap ton of money, because those guys suck. They need to keep Cousins upright.

The Kansas City roster was already stacked when they traded up for Mahomes. He stepped into a real perfect situation. I hope Andy Reid doesn't screw him up and we are seeing some kinks in the armor. But he is very good. The Rams got the right coach and did a good job adding pieces for Goff. Perfect scheme for him and an amazing running back as well.

He sucked. Slow as crap and big reason we lost the Jacksonville game. I don't know why he still has supporters. He held us back quite a bit and didn't fight for his teammates. And was excited to maybe become a Patriot. Anyone who would prefer to have him over Edmunds really doesn't understand projection and upside, or football for that matter. Many of the run fit issues Edmunds has, PB also had. Plus he sucked in coverage and was a poor fit for the defense. 3 things I will never understand: Why people thought PB was a good player. His super cold FA market proved otherwise. Why people thought Nathan Peterman had potential. I don't know what to say. Why Chris Trappaso thought Mason Rudolph was the best QB in the 2018 draft. The league decided he was a 3rd round pick and lost the #2 job to Josh Dobbs. Doesn't even dress.

That thought actually crossed my mind as well, but he's under contract at a somewhat reasonable amount for a couple of more years. Not sure they would do it, unless there was something behind the scenes or they were up against a salary cap crunch.

he looked like he wanted to cry

I think the sweet spot is signing guys who are young vets. Guys like Conley, Humphries etc. who have been around a bit and ready to break out. Trading for a Tyler Boyd or Josh Doctson. Surrounding the rookie quarterback with a bunch of rookies won't help him along as much in my opinion. They key is bringing in the young, hungry, athletic veterans.

He's such an a-hole. It was fun seeing his face after they Steelers came back on them.

I love that guy. He's as fast as Deonte Thompson, but significantly bigger. A 45 inch vert. Plus the guy is super smart and interesting and huge comic fan. I just want him on my team. I'm all in on him. He is my FA man crush.

I could see Philly giving up on Nelson Agholor during his fifth year option year. I could see the Bengals putting AJ Green out there for sale. He is nearing the end of his contract and they may want to try and trade him before he leaves. Kenny Stills from Miami could be a target. he is being underutilized and could provide a deep threat option for Allen. I like some of the more under the radar free agents. Chris Conley, Adam Humphries, and Jamison Crowder. I really love Conley and he would be one of my first targets. He's a bit buried in KC and still has 4 TDs this year. I would like to see what he could do when an offense focuses a bit more on him. We also have an opportunity to upgrade at tight end. I'm probably going after Maxx Williams, who is still very young and developing, or Baltimore's other tight end, Nick Boyle. I don't think they try to bring back either guy.

He did run for a lot of yards, and made just enough plays to beat us in the playoffs. Just saying.

He's technically replacing Ramon Humber. I like it. Not much on teh market at linebacker right now and if nothing else, he will help with special teams.

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Agreed. It seems like they aren't really using Lewis the right way. I thought Matt LaFleur would do a lot more. I guess he really was just Sean McVay's caddie.