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I think he's washed. It's a big no for me. Bills have to do better than a washed Lenny or Zeke.

I think it's safe to say the Bengals were and are the better team. They just improved their Oline this off season. Meanwhile, how much better have the Bills gotten? Is it enough to pass or compete with the Chiefs and Bengals? Miami is making more moves and the Jets seemingly will land Rodgers. The AFC east is extremely competitive. Imho, the Bills have to have a lot go their way. Players have to improve, stay healthy, and the coaching has to be much better. Still a solid playoff team but I have my doubts it can go to a Super Bowl.

I don't care about these stats. Burrow shredded the Bills D last year. Burrows went to the Super Bowl the prior year. Meanwhile, Allen and the Bills were watching Burrow and the Bengals playing...

I like Chark and don't mind Jarvis Landry. Of course Dhop would be awesome. Maybe they are seriously considering keeping him?

Remains to be seen. Hope you are right. Can he stay on the field? Didn't you or others say the same thing about Brown when had returned to Buffalo? Dorsey's offense wasn't dynamic or innovative. He needs to take a big jump this year.

That's not the same size.

That isn't saying much. Plus, I'm guessing his price might be more. I just don't see Hardman as being an answer or solid piece of the Bills passing attack. He had minimal success with Mahomes and a better dynamic Andy Reid offense. I doubt he does more in a Dorsey on the job training season. No thanks to Hardman. Bills should be looking at Addison or Zay Flowers.

I was a big Thielen fan. However, last year he looked washed up. A shell of himself. He's a hard pass for me. Bills need to get faster and younger. Thielen is the opposite.

Never been a fan of his. I don't think he's a very good WR. I'm hoping the Bills don't acquire him.

It counts for something. It means we were all wrong. The reasons for our wrongs can be debated. Whats Not debatable is Beame and McD haven't gotten this team over the hump. Three straight disappointing playoff losses. That counts for something too. Depends on your outlook and perspective. Are we happy with playoffs appearances with disappointing results? Surely its better than the past. As for me, the Bills have an elite QB and I want that Lombard Trophy in Buffalo. Thats the goal and of course its difficult. Nothing short of this will be a success as long as a healthy Josh is in play.

I think McKenzie is a goner. Last year he proved he's not a starting caliber WR. At least not with the Bills and Dorsey. He underperformed at most levels. He's nothing more than a gadget player. Thus, he's very replaceable. I look for Shakir to get more snaps this year. I would like the Bills to draft WR Addison or WR Flowers. I don't think either will be there at 27.

Welker, Jackson, and Smith are much bigger than him despite being small by NFL standards. Sproles was RB, a special breed, and an exception. I don't know who Holiday is. This guy has been in the league for four years. That's plenty of time to see if he's special and able to stay on the field. I think it's a stretch to think he will stay healthy and be solid a WR3. Perhaps an effective gadget player and special teams guy? This looks to be a high risk high reward pick up. Time will tell how it plays out.

Nice analysis and breakdown.

He just has to contribute, open up the field for others, make a big play here and there. The Bills need speed and big play guys who can stretch the field. The pick up makes sense. The Bills are not expecting him to be the next Tyreke. My reservation is that he's had 4 years to prove himself with limited success. Hoping the for in Buffalo is better. That could lead to more success.

He's also 5'6" 170 which means he's very small by NFL standards. Can you name a successful modern day WR with that size? Point being the success rate by metrics alone is very slim. We have a 4 year NFL data record that has more questions than answers. Do you have confidence that Dorsey can use his skills acvordingly? Look at how they used Hines and literally refused to throw the ball to Cook. Not to mention McKenzie's skill set was under utilized. All this doesn't mean it's a bad move. The money is pretty cheap now that the details are out. He does fill a speed need. I get the move but I remain skeptical.

It goes both ways here. Many are acting like he's the new Tyreke Hill while others think he's just a gadget guy who will not perform well. Truthfully, no one really knows how he will pan out. Time will tell.

A voice of reason here. Thanks. 100% logical and spot on here. People said the same about Tevon Austin, Beasley, and Smoke. It's just optimism without really taking into account the numbers and facts. Let's be real here. It's unlikely this guy makes a difference. Of course, I hope he does but past history counts.

All of the 20 balls thrown his way?

Hopefully, that will work out.

I get that but he's really unproven and still injury prone hammy or not. Seems like a pretty big reach to me. I'd rather allocate that money to a more proven commodity like a Lockett,Dhop, or draft Zay Flowers.

Seems like a big reach for speed. I don't get the pick up when the Bills have Hines as their special team returner. This guy can't stay healthy either at 5'6" 170. What a head scratcher pick and not exactly cheap either.

Pretty pricey pick up for what looks to be a gadet WR. He adds speed but this pick up seems like a reach. I'll be in wait and see mode. Amazes me how others here think he's a godsend. As you've stated based on his past peformance it hard to get excited. Likely another Beane miss than a hit?

Not a big Juedy fan. He seemingly has underperformed thus far. Would he be a good fit with the Bills?

Everyone should read this post and reread it several times. 100% spot on post.

I'm not a Juedy fan. Henry would really be interesting but it's a pass for me. I'd be very interested in Dhop. The guy is one of the top WRs in the game. Him and Diggs with Allen would rival the Dolphins trio.