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Davis is quickly asserting himself as the number 2, Brown is a bigger threat as of now, but make no mistake, if he’s out long, his job is on shaky ground as far as targets are concerned.

Oh, where are the people telling me he’s a stud? The guy has belonged outside his WHOLE CAREER, he is playing out of position. He’s not Keukley, he’s not Ray Lewis, he’s a joke as an MLB.

I agree completely, we really need to see Allen against good teams and see if this team is real or not.

The absolute best thing they could hope for is a Rivers/Breese situation and then slap a tag on Sam, deal him for picks. It’s hard to give up on Darnold, but in no way, shape or form do you let a guy as highly regarded as Trevor slip past you for a hope that you have the right guy. Only idiot teams do that, it would be like not drafting Watson or Maholmes because you have Tyrod Taylor showing a lot of promise, there is NO team dumb enough to do that.

Spot on. I do expect Carolina to pick up enough wins to screw their chances, their schedule is full of teams that should be drafting top 5, we’ll see though.

Fitzpatrick comes to mind. I don’t believe in throwing money at a 2 game show. When you tie your franchise to a guy for 3-4 more years minimum, he better be THE guy. Josh is looking much improved, but teams are not up to full speed yet, and the two he faced, generally suck, so give it the season. It’s better to pay him what he’s worth than pay him what a win should be worth and have to suffer through years with a wildly inconsistent crap shoot.

In theory, This is the year to do it, before prices go up. That said, with Maholmes already signed, I don’t think it matters anymore, that’s the top of the market. I would wait until after the season and make a judgment.

Yep, pretty standard game for him, invisible.

Call me when he makes a real impact.

I’m going to guess it’s more to do with adjusting to the league, remember, no preseason to see the difference. Moss has enough speed and burst. He was better this week than last, though he hasn’t really hit his stride yet. I college he ran more like a Le’veon Bell, slow take off and then smash the hole, that could be what you are seeing in his slow take off. If/when he adjusts it will be an asset.

The guy is a baller, not that it wasn’t already obvious from Minn. what I didn’t realize is how much better he made everyone else in the WR group. Guys are diving, fighting, blocking and playing good aggressive football. Diggs has made a REAL impact on this team. It’s more than just what he can do in the field, he’s the leader they needed and holding people accountable. I like it. I thought they gave up too much to bring him in vs. the rookie class and then obviously the Hopkins trade, but I was wrong. Even if this is a start he can’t maintain, his impact is bigger than the stat line. He and Brown will have 1k yards each and Gabe Davis is going to be a really big contributor, the kid has game, he may only get a handful of looks a game to start, but I really like the pick. Beasley also is going to benefit a lot from him, he’s back to a true 3rd option, right where he can thrive. Diggs really needs to take Knox on as his project haha. Knox is the Josh Allen of TEs, so much raw talent, but so many things to clean up. Hopefully, both of them learn more ball security, it’s the only flaw that’s a real issue right now. Love them both, but you can see Defenses are keyed in on taking the ball away before tackling them as neither will just go down, gotta get that fixed.

I really thought the Bills would be running more early in the year, 2 young backs, a lot of good run blockers on the line, yet it’s been a lot more passing. Obviously, it’s been working for the most part. It looked like Miami could not stop the run yesterday, yet they went away from it. Allen obviously had a good day, so no complaints on the end result. Both Singletary and Moss were averaging about 5 per carry (Singletary’s average was way more legit consistency). I am a little surprised this has been the trend so far. It’s not like the Phins really lined up and told Josh to beat them. The Jets have a good run D and they tried more there. What do you expect to see going forward?

I do think they need more pressure, but the LBs and CBs being out really hurt. Thankfully this isn’t exactly a stacked team to cover. Next week becomes more interesting. I think Tre will have Kupp, but Woods could put up 13 catches and 200 yards against Wallace. That’s not going to be fun if they can’t get pressure and have some LB help in the middle.

Another 2 yards longer in that ball and there’s no chance for the defender, good read, solid throw, would like to see that next step if hitting him in stride, 2 yards into the end zone and nobody having a chance but Brown. Big steps nonetheless!

Was that ball for him or Brown? Who was in the wrong place? Either way, helluva catch.

He looks good so far, still throws some really bad balls, but improvement is there. The competition hasn’t been all that strong, so let’s not get too far ahead of ourselves, but there’s no arguing he threw for 300 and 400 yards against 2 teams that he faced 2x each last year and couldn’t put up those numbers. Also Diggs has brought up the level of the WRs as a whole. I’m going to state it on record. I was wrong. His presence is worth the cost. The guys are fighting for the balls, and generally look more competitive and he’s the only change.

Good for him, Buffalo was the death of many WR careers, glad he got a real shot elsewhere and made something of it.

If anybody questions Allen’s attitude, I think that’s just crazy. He’s a baller and goes all out. Questioning his effectiveness is a whole different animal. He’s a guy you want to be around and follow, hopefully his game evolves to one where you say, “we can’t lose with that guy on our team”. he’s been so up and down, one can’t say that yet, but there’s a chance.

I don’t know where he would be getting reps at the moment, but generally you would hope he was good enough to let them release Murphy, save that cap and see some production from a 2nd rounder. Then again, you can’t overlook the fact he really didn’t have a huge impact at Iowa until late in his career and he was really just out there clubbing baby seals with raw power, which in the NFL is not enough.

i have been saying this since he hit the field, built for OLB and being used as MLB, it’s mismanagement at its finest.

To quote the great Bill Parcells, “Potential means you haven’t done ***** yet”. That’s where all these guys are. Potential to be great, still haven’t done it. They are good players, outside of Buffalo, they aren’t considered special.

Julio Jones D’Andre Hopkins Michael Thomas Keenan Allen Julian Edelman Devante Adams Robert Woods Jarvis Landry Amari Cooper Mike Evans Larry Fitzgerald Antonio Brown Tyreke Hill (in 4 years) O’Dell Beckham Emanuel Sanders Brandon Cooks yeah, I’m done with this game, point proven. They aren’t planning around anybody on this D outside of Tre and the Safties. Nobody is good enough to be a concern. Milano created a bigger hole when he went down, than when Edmunds was out, so take it for whatever you want, but the facts remain. Milano is average and he’s harder to replace than Edmunds. That’s not a good sign.

Your take may be correct, I don’t see the brilliance yet. Marv did pretty well with a mess, but holding a mess together is not the goal, the goal is to win a championship. I’d much rather the team absolutely melt down and start over with eyes in the prize vs being stuck in the purgatory we have witnessed for 20 years in Buffalo.

I don’t necessarily think Diggs is at worst top 12, if we are being honest, he’s only broken 1000 yards 2 times in 5 years and barely so at that. He’s good, but John Brown has produced basically the same numbers. He’s never been the number one target on his own team. He’s going to walk in here as part of a team that also has another guy teams have to account for, so hopefully his success continues, but I don’t feel he’s a clear cut top WR. No, it’s absolutely the truth. He’s still a liability in the run game and hasn’t become a force in anything else. He’s a big, fast guy, as of right now, that’s it. He’s not elite, anybody who thinks he is because they watch the rest of the Bills LBs need to take a look at real LBs, the biggest weakness in this team is the LB core and it’s not close. Milano is more valuable and harder to replace than Edmunds right now. Edmunds has POTENTIAL to be great, thus far, he’s not.

Yes, he had the benefit of not paying the QB, and took advantage of it, but their D still sucked by and large, it’s going to be worse in the near future.