MrEpsYtown

I've been a big Edwards guy for awhile and he has been very good so far. Hopefully, he stays healthy. McGovern at center just seems way more stout than Morse, and I was a big Morse guy. The rest of the line is just playing really well and Dion Dawkins continues to be super underrated.

Honestly, McDermott probably will. That is the kind of thought process he typically has when it comes to special teams. This is not a bash McD thing, I'm just saying they will probably do something really dumb with the kickoffs.

I remember us being on him pre draft in 2022 and I think there was a good group of people who wanted to add him in that draft. I have no idea how his career has fared so far, but it's an interesting upside play.

He looks like he belongs and his RAS score was impressive. Also the fact that he stared this game means they likely hold him in high regard.

I’m guessing they sign whoever the Broncos cut. I think that’s why Ben DiNicci is here, since he was with the Broncos last year he is familiar with Sean Payton’s offense which has some crossover with the Joe Brady’s stuff.

Only 5 million? Seems like a bargain when you look at New York prices

Hopefully gymnast Sydney Razeghi is next

clearly all in

It's just classic nepotism. Rodgers loves him plus Hackett's dad was a well-respected coach. You see that garbage in every walk of life.

Yep this has been debated over and over again from the time he was drafted. He’s a slot 100%.

They should have just asked Bills fans before they hired this loser.

Yeha is definetly a starter and a nice piece. He started to come into his own in the offense and I think he can play. I think a lot of fans are sleeping on Curtis Samuel, but having him and Shakir working routes all over the place, a tight end like Kincaid and a big "X" like Coleman, I think the offense will be deadly and multiple. Add Cook out of the backfield and you have some pretty deadly weapons and Shakir ill be a big part of it.

Finally someone who is slower than Coleman! I kid, but I'm doing it right yeah?

He is much more Kyle Williams IMO. Mostly an athletic match though a bit more explosive.

Bernard was a big question mark for fans and people (including me) were pretty upset that the Bills did nothing at the linebacker position. I guess the easy place to look is WR. But guy who was here last year, didn't do much but is expected to have an expanded role? My answer would be David Edwards. I think a lot of fans have questions about McGovern moving to center (I do not). And although the Bills have added IOL since the Morse cut, I do think Edwards will surprise a bit and be really good. I do think there is a chance Van Parn Granger makes some noise here, but Edwards was really, really good in LA,a super bowl winner, and he looked like a guy who was going to get a huge extension or free-agent contract when he got there until he had all the injury issues in that last year with LA. I think Edwards is going to be a rock on the offensive line this year.

Gotta put that 4.37 forty to work

I was about to post the same thing. I love the way he catches the football.

It's just Ray. His actual name is Re’Mahn

I think its Ken-igh - like high

If you look at the measurables, Burks and Shorter are very similar, Shorter is bigger and stronger. Burks was more productive in his college career. They are the same age. Shorter is also already on the roster and costs nothing.

He can hold. He actually held for Matt Araiza when he was the guy at SDSU. But the last two years Browning took over the job and served as both punter and placekicker as well as handled kickoffs. Career long FG of 61. Apparently has a live leg. I don’t know of he really unseats Martin, but he is definitely interesting and may improve being able to focus on punting alone.

Probably true

Oh boy it's tough to leave that "n" out! Anyway, I am not sure what the fumble rate really means because he doesn't play. So it may be skewed by lack of opportunities. I just think it's an very young, very athletic guy with size who has a pretty extensive history with our OC buried on a depth chart.

I think it is a fair idea. Not an Elam guy, but really not a Burks guy so I would definitely hold on to Elam at this point. I am not sure Burks adds anything to the room. He is a bigger slower guy who lacks explosion but is very smooth in his route running and things of that nature. He catches the football. But least with Coleman and even Claypool you have elite athleticism with the size. Burks is so meh to me and I didn’t really like him at draft time but if our regime is intent on adding another giant to the room I would not be against it. I will continue to drive the Terrace Marshall Jr train right off a cliff if need be. I think he could be had for very little. Maybe a late pick swap.

Yep I agree. Those tweeners sometimes fall in no man's land.