BuffaloRebound

The tell if we are going after a big fish at End is if Hughes or Addison don’t re-sign by Monday.

Watson seems stuck in limbo. Rodgers back with Green Bay. Mr Unlimited seems like he’s staying in Seattle. Jimmy G with shoulder surgery. Trubisky gonna get paid by somebody.

More likely Rousseau, Calais campbell, Oliver, Hughes.

Splash = Gronk (would still be good signing); Impact = Miller or Chandler Jones. The first 4 listed are either pipe dreams (Adams and Mack) or low impact (RB’s)

Gronk would be a good signing and wouldn’t cost a lot. He helps us in run game and in the red zone.

Disagree. Gronk is probably top 5 most recognizable player to the average fan. And in Buffalo, it’s probably Josh, Brady, Rodgers, Gronk, Mahomes in that order.

Gronk would be biggest splash signing by far to the average fan.

Agreed, but if the guaranteed money is similar I could see him forgoing a little bit to be in a better situation. Josh ain’t going anywhere for a long time. Who’s to say he signs for more money with say the Jets and after 2 years Wilson and Saleh are gone and a new guy cleans house. Most guaranteed money is only for the first 2 years of a contract. He’s much more likely to earn his non-guaranteed portion of his contract in a better situation like the Bills currently are.

Chemistry between a QB and WR is hugely important. Seems like that already exists between Josh and Kirk off the field at least. Ideally we sign Kirk and draft a CB in the 1st round.

https://www.nfl.com/news/cardinals-wr-christian-kirk-open-minded-heading-into-free-agency-i-just-want-to- This is either an elaborate ruse or he’s heading to Buffalo.

Agreed. He is what he is at this point. Either sign him to a long term deal or get some value back in a trade. Playing on the 5th year option would be McBeane still not being able to make a decision on the guy.

He’s faster than any of our Defensive Ends who made Mahomes look like Lamar.

Didn’t this guy win the Outland and Bednarik awards? And was in top 10 for the Heisman. The weight is a concern but you ain’t getting sure things at Pick 25. And this guy could be an All Pro if he wants to be. I’m cool with it at Pick 25.

Calais Campbell

The CB’s never last. You can get a good WR in 2nd round, but I think Bills go WR in free agency. My guess is CB in 1st, IOL in 2nd, LB in 3rd.

I don’t know. I mean the guy is probably the best athlete on the planet for a guy that size. At worst you’re getting a 2 down run stopper. At best you’re getting a guy who could be un-blockable if he wants to be great.

Seems like a Raider. Doubt he makes it past them.

Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our Douche… https://www.nfl.com/news/packers-qb-aaron-rodgers-torn-on-where-he-wants-to-play-in-2022 As if it’s his decision only. Dude’s under contract.

Amazing how de-valued the RB position has become. I think you’re gonna see more teams do what Shanahan did with Samuel. Use a physical WR as your RB.

I could see a team with a young un-proven QB giving him a 2 year deal for around $6m per year, $7-8m in guarantees. It’s a copycat league. Teams will see Josh’s development and rightly or wrongly think Cole can help their young QB. Not crazy to think the Jets or Jags or some other team with a ton of cap room and a young QB would want Beasley.

My guess is Beasley wants a new contract.

It’d be better for Beasley if he was cut than traded. That tells me the Bills aren’t asking for a re-structure because then Beasley would just say cut me.

Get Gronk and draft a WR in first 2 rounds. Beasley, Feliciano and a 5th for Saquan

3 or 4 more? I’d say 2 max. Josh is too good. You’d have to move on from McDermott if we don’t at least make a Super Bowl in next 2 years.

Bottom line is if a head coach hasn’t won a Super Bowl much less get to one they are on the hot seat by year 6 or 7 regardless of how well they’ve done. With Zimmer getting the ax, McDermott is currently the longest tenured head coach who hasn’t won a Super Bowl. https://www.profootballrumors.com/2021/07/the-longest-tenured-head-coaches-in-the-nfl