BeastMaster

Not improving the most important position when it's not good enough will eventually cost the GM and the coaching staff their jobs. I like Allen and believe he will develop...just disagree on the statement that was made FTR.

He's not good enough right now. If he were to stay the same QB as last season this season, then I'd be drafting a QB in the first round next year and I'd look at Winston if he has a good season in New Orleans.

That would be the team giving up if they did that, and I'd be severely disappointed in the organization if that happened. You don't extend Allen for big money if he falters...you bring in someone to compete with him in year four and go from there.

So season opener, then???

I would rank the AFC as this 1. KC 2. BAL 3. BUF 4. CLE 5. IND 6. PIT 7. DEN 8. TEN 9. HOU 10. NE 11. MIA 12. LVR 13. NYJ 14. JAX 15. CIN KC must remain atop until someone knocks them off. I think Bills and Ravens are the only teams that could do it in the AFC. Baltimore has a great roster, but I still question their offense and QB. Can be contender or a playoff failure once again. For me, the question for the Bills is Allen and the Oline. Oline must be better and help the run game and give Allen better protection...especially when teams bring pressure. If they get those things, they can beat anyone.. I think most that were high on the Browns last year were a season off. They are loaded on both sides of the ball and have vastly improved the line, so Baker should play fairly well. Coaching will also be better. Indy and Pit are veteran teams that have some talent and are well coached...should be in the hunt. Denver is a possible threat that may be good on both sides of the ball. MIA could possibly make some noise if Tua is who some think. Nobody else is worthy of mentioning IMO.

Him and Wentz will have lots of bonding time in the rehab center

I came away from that game very unimpressed TBH. Lots of dink and dunk throws...one where his lack of arm strength shows on a intermediate throw to an open receiver in the middle of the field. The throw you referenced was a good throw...although in our stadium he probably can't make it. I don't think he'll be fine, but if he's a cheaper Barkley, I suppose it's an OK move. I believe we need a good backup QB, not a guy who may struggle to make the throws needed in our own building.

Someone that can actually be able to throw in NewEra would be nice. This kid is the same as Barkley...will not be able to hack it in Buffalo, and maybe not anywhere. It's a 5th rounder, so I don't care too much...just think it's a wasted pick.

If the league is allowing cybernetic arms now, then it's a great pick

The kid just doesn't have enough arm strength to cut it IMO. In a division like the NFC south with better weather and domes, maybe. Not a chance in NewEra

I think Love is a major project. Doubt that he ever pushes Arod out the door

Guess we'll never know. Plenty of tackles play well into their mid 30's. Jason Peters was still a good LT at 37. Whats your plan for Dawkins when he's a free agent BTW?

Wonder if you'll feel the same way when you have to pay an average player 18 mil+ after the season. I'd much rather pay a proven elite LT over Dawkins, but it's time to move on now.

missed opportunity to upgrade our line and protect Allen.

I would've traded Dawkins for him str8 up

Notice they said winners of the "off season"...not the draft.

Nobody is going to include Diggs into their evaluations of draft winners or losers, so it's kind of a moot point doing so. All I know is I'm happy with the Diggs acquisition and I think we have made two good picks so far.

I agree that the Oline is the weakest link on the team and with this being a crucial season for Josh Allen and with the upgrades we added to the offense, it could be a massive failure if the line isn't much improved. I have hopes that they are better with continuity, the addition of Diggs, and the growth of Ford/more competition brought in, but I'm still definitely concerned we didn't do enough.

Just finished watching his tape. Number one...he's definitely faster than his forty. Numerous plays where he broke away and couldn't be caught. He has the ability to take it to the house. Second...he is unphased by arm tackles. He literally runs through them without even having an impact on him. Fantastic addition, and he will definitely challenge Singletary for more snaps. Should be a great battle that makes a great two headed monster!

I don't get a few posters here asking if Trent Williams would even be an upgrade...is that some kind of joke? Trent Williams is vastly superior to Dawkins. He was possibly the best LT in the game just a couple years ago, and he's now had some time to let his body heal. I'm not a big fan of Dawkins, and I do not wanna pay him franchise LT money in the future. I'd swap him for Trent Williams no questions asked. I'd offer him a 3 year extension worth around 16/yr with good guaranteed money and the line is significantly upgraded.

This kid loves punishing the defense and watching them give up late in games. That is a beautiful thing!

This guy may not be a sack master, but he will disrupt and put pressure on the QB while doing a good job against the run. Hard to hate on the pick

I'll take Shaq Lawson 2.0 all day at pick 54...especially when we need young guys at the position.

This Dline is gonna be fresh with guys rotating as much as I think they will...

Too much risk if season goes south due to injuries/unforeseen circumstances for me to pull the trigger on such a deal.