Reed83HOF

We lost on both sides of the trenches and neither could get a stop or sustain a drive when they needed to. It was a through asswhoopin

I'm on the fence with this, I want us to either swing big or stay pat, but I still feel like next season would be the move towards the swing big. We need Edge rusher in the worst way possible, a legit #1 playmaking WR, a DT, backup LB, and a RT/LT. I'm not sure I approach 1st and/or 2nd rds unless you are talking Von MIller, Julio, Khalil Mack type players and then it still leaves us with some big holes. We aren't 1 player away yet and I'm not so sure that trades for 3rd round or later talent is honestly worth aside from backup LB and a 1-tech DT... New from Joe B https://theathletic.com/1330678/2019/10/28/help-on-the-ground-7-run-stopping-targets-for-the-bills-at-the-trade-deadline/ DT Andrew BillingsTeam: Cincinnati (0-8)Age: 23Contract status: Unrestricted free agent after 2019 seasonPotential compensation: Fourth- or fifth-round pick DT Dalvin TomlinsonTeam: New York Giants (2-6)Age: 25Contract Status: Unrestricted free agent after 2020 seasonPotential compensation: 4th-5th round pick DT Mike PurcellTeam: Denver (2-6)Age: 28Contract Status: Restricted free agent after 2019 seasonPotential compensation: 5th-6th round pick DT Corey PetersTeam: Arizona (3-4-1)Age: 31Contract Status: Unrestricted free agent after 2020 seasonPotential compensation: 5th-6th round pick DT Abry JonesTeam: Jacksonville (4-4)Age: 28Contract Status: Unrestricted free agent after 2020 seasonPotential compensation: 5th-6th round pick DT Josh TupouTeam: Cincinnati (0-8)Age: 25Contract Status: Restricted free agent after 2019 seasonPotential compensation: 6th-7th round pick DT Tyeler DavisonTeam: Atlanta (1-7)Age: 27Contract Status: Unrestricted free agent after 2019 seasonPotential compensation: 7th round pick

As they should and I hope our coaches would do the same...

DT has creeped up my list of WR and Edge. Losing Harry was huge and Star is awful...

It is his son and dad liked it

love me some Gase drama

How a boot that - eh?

He switched teams....

meh...

I expected Rivers vs Jameis

YUP Route running: It's hard to argue against Allen being the best route runner in the league. Allen has elite, short-area quickness that allows him to create separation at the top of the route, whether he's in the slot or on the perimeter. According Next Gen Stats, over half of Allen's receptions came on passes where he created at least 3 yards of separation. That's impressive. "I get open against any coverage," Allen said. "I don't see anybody covering, or no two people covering me." For me, Brown also has to be in the conversation because he consistently creates separation, particularly with his ability to get off press coverage. I also like Doug Baldwin of the Seattle Seahawks. Hands: Hard to go with anyone other than Larry Fitzgerald here. In the last three years, according to ESPN Stats & Information, Fitzgerald has 325 receptions for 3,394 receiving yards and 21 touchdowns, and just six drops. Brown also is impressive with just eight drops over the past three seasons. Allen had six drops just in 2017. Run after catch: According to ESPN Stats & Information, Detroit Lions receiver Golden Tate leads the league in yards after the catch over the last three seasons with 1,764. Miami Dolphins receiver Jarvis Landry (1,719) is second, followed by Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce in a surprise third (1,580). Last season, Tate led all receivers with 629 yards after the catch. Allen was third with 513 yards. Both Tate and Allen are similar in that they are like running backs once they catch the ball out in open space and consistently make defenders miss. Beckham also belongs in the conversation, but I'll take Tate here. Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen has been the NFL’s most productive pass catcher this season, and it isn’t even close. Allen has a league-leading 29 catches, a league-leading 404 receiving yards, a league-leading 20 receiving first downs and a league-leading eight catches of 20 yards or more. The 27-year-old Allen has made the Pro Bowl each of the last two years, but his big start this year has him on pace for the best season of his career, by far. He has at least eight catches and at least 98 receiving yards in all three games this season. Allen is, through three games, the best receiver in the league. https://www.pff.com/news/pro-keenan-allens-unmatched-route-running-skillset-is-easily-one-of-the-nfls-best It’s no secret that Allen has been one of the NFL’s most potent route-runners in recent years, and he’s often doing it against opposing teams’ No. 1 cornerback. It doesn’t always work out in Allen’s favor, though. New England Patriots cornerback Stephon Gilmore held him to one reception on five targets (granted, it did go for a touchdown), and Cincinnati Bengals corner William Jackson III limited Allen to one catch on three targets for one yard. When Allen gets going, though, he’s nearly unstoppable. Against the Baltimore Ravens’ Jimmy Smith, the Denver Broncos’ Chris Harris Jr. and the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Joe Haden — all considered to have at least shared the responsibility of being their respective team’s No. 1 corner in 2018 — Allen was ruthless. To the tune of 12 catches on 15 combined targets against the trio, he racked up 143 yards and two touchdowns. The point is, you don’t have to watch much film before finding a clip of Allen turning a defensive back around or darting past them at the line of scrimmage with his innate quickness. In PFF’s prototypical wide receivers list, Allen was tabbed as the NFL’s model route-runner due to his unmatched ability to create separation and then produce on those plays. On routes when Allen had at least a step of separation or more during the 2018 regular season, he caught the fourth-most first downs (51), produced the third-most yards per route run (3.6) and had the highest completion percentage (93.8%). In nearly every meaningful category relating to route-running, Allen was near the top.

beat me to it!

K. Allen >>>>all of them

I will take either, along with an LB and Star's replacement

Please take our 1st

I know that, was just going down the list of who went already and I read the Nelson could be moved. I'm kinda meh on AJ as well with his injuries

I wish there was something more tangible. Sanu is one I would trade for, Sanders not so much, Nelson in Philly is a pass.

According to ESPN’s Dan Graziano, the Bills are doing their due diligence on available wide receivers leading up to the trade deadline. Graziano wrote on Twitter that Buffalo was on the hunt for a wide receiver. When someone asked Graziano to clarify his comment, the ESPN reporter said, “My understanding is that they are looking.”