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Yes, the coaching staff that led two epic collapses over the last two years. That can’t beat a winning team.

Great observation. Beane has been talking about needing to adapt on both offense and defense to stay ahead of trends, for months now. It actually started last year with the drafting of Torrence and Kincaid. Building a bully?

Shakir is also far more versatile than Beasley, capable of making passing game plays at intermediate and deep areas of the field as well as the short hitches and slants that Beasley lived on. I think he and Samuel are very similar players so it will be fascinating to watch how Brady incorporates them both. I am not sold on depth as yet, and Coleman has to rise to his potential, but I like the Bills top 3 WRs combined skill sets.

Hard worker yes, to some extent. Great teammate? Not so much. Allen was not the only one tired of his act by all accounts.

Why negatives? You are a tiresome troll, that’s why.

Even if the plan is to add an established veteran like Chark, and I am not convinced it is, they do not have the cap space to do that until after June 1.

Zack Moss. What are the other 16?

Disappointing that they did not make a move for one of the three remaining interesting WR prospects.

I think this is spot on. Coleman is an upgrade to Davis and that was clearly a need. I was not expecting a number 1 with this pick, and never thought Legette was that guy but he might develop into it I suppose. When they dumped Diggs they set up this dilemma. Perhaps since my expectation was not to come out of this draft with a true number 1 unless they somehow magically traded up for a top 3 guy or got very lucky, it explains the lack of desperation I feel over the Coleman pick. They were always going to have to approach this differently this year. I think if they can manage to add a guy today with some speed and Z receiver developmental upside they should be OK for this year. They may still sign a FA who can fill that role temporarily. In the meantime, Coleman is an upgrade at the X spot for sure.

Just skimmed through this. Many of the same people with the same bad takes you will find this year. Fun exercise. Thanks.

People fall in love with speed. He is an incomplete receiver, a niche player, and not what the Bills needed. He may end up being more than that, but chances are far greater in my mind that he gets added to the pile of speed demons in NFL history who never grow beyond their gadget role. He will make some plays for KC, but I would be surprised if he rises above role player.

It better be a WR. Franklin is my guess. Coleman would not surprise me, but I hope not.

I think many of them are posters here actually.

Deebo is not happening. He is a very poor scheme fit and not what they are looking for to fill their WR holes.

I tried to listen to Jeremy and his little friend this morning but had to turn it off. It was endless repeat of their hot takes over yesterday and the callers they selected which were even worse. An exercise in brainless analysis.

The Bills wee never going to draft McDuffie. He was known coming out as a slot corner in skill set which is what he is. The Bills had just signed their own slot corner, one of the best in the league, to a hefty long term deal. Honestly, I cannot understand why anyone continues to believe this fairly tale other than pushing a stale narrative.

Tyreek Hill is an ignorant POS, who happens to play for an organization led by other ignorant POS coaches and managers. Sooner than later he will be washed out of football and be left with nothing but his POS nature to sustain him through life.

No team wins 52 games “in spite of(sic)” their coach. That is just nonsense.

So I guess people thought that Terry was going to live forever and the Government will waive inheritance taxes for the Bills owners. This is the least surprising development this month with the Bills. When you have an asset that triples in value in a relatively short term, turning some of that appreciation into cash is certainly not unusual, especially when you have a near term need for $600 m in cash or so in addition to some estate planning to do. A minority owner at this point changes absolutely nothing with respect to the Bills long term prospects in WNY. In fact, the finances of this deal may well increase the chances that the Pegulas can keep control in the family for the long term. It seems that this is the intent.

I hope so.

https://theathletic.com/5418352/2024/04/17/nfl-mock-draft-2024-full-seven-rounds-dane-brugler/?source=user_shared_article I was not sure where else to post this but mods please merge if appropriate. For those of you with Athletic access, Brugler’s 7 round mock draft posted today. Linked above. If you are not familiar with him, he publishes an excellent compendium and ranking of NFL draft prospects each year that can also be found on the Athletic. He has the Bills trading up with Jacksonville to 17 using their first this year, two fourths, and a second next year to take Brian Thomas. He has us with Cole Bishop, Safety in the second, and Javon Baker, WR in the third. This seems like an excellent result to me, but certainly interested in what the more knowledgeable draft gurus around here think. I would be thrilled with Thomas in particular. Bishop seems more of a box safety but does have some cover skills as well. Baker is a potential replacement to Gabe’s role on this team, but with more ability to get open in intermediate routes. Good YAC ability as well.

This does set them up perfectly for that rotational DL we have all been craving though.

Trashing Buffalo and the Bills is a national pastime. This is nothing new.

The first explanation I have heard that actually makes sense.

No contest. The Bills should not be looking to trade assets plus significant committed cap for Aiyuk or any other established receiver. There is a substantial opportunity this year to get younger and better and cheaper at that spot