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The numbers do not support that most of those qbs are better then EJ

 

Would rather draft a developmental prospect in this draft

 

I thought we had Zac Dysert as our developmental QB, but I see he's back with Miami.

 

Given the large number of QB-needy teams drafting ahead of us, the really sad free agent list and the lack of decent QB prospects in the draft, I think QBs -- who any other year would go in the 5th or higher -- will go early in the 3rd. I just don't see a single QB in this entire class as a franchise QB. Anyone in particular you like as that developmental guy?

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What about bringing back thad Lewis to back up Tyrod? I always thought thad was a gamer despite his limited skills. He may flourish under Roman and has similar skills sets as Tyrod so wouldn't have to change up plays so much in the event Thad had to go in

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Realistic options that won't be costly to the cap that can help our Bills

 

Dust Settle Bargains

WR Brian Quick

SS James Ihedigbo

OLB- Courtney Upshaw

FS- Tavon Branch

 

3-7 Mil a yr players

NT Damon Harrison 5/6mil per

MLB Rolondo McClain 3/4 mil

5Tech/DT Jaye Howard 6/7 mil

Olb/SS Mark Barron 3/4 mil

 

If we can have a free agency like this i would be very happy. None of these players break the bank but all can fit various roles. Of course this would be beneficial only if we can retain our Left side of our line. I realize we are gonna have to cut some players restructuring deals etc etc to make this happen. Mario, Kyle would have to go or take massive paycuts hopefully Kyle would do this and be in rotation with this new Dline

 

5TECH-DAREUS

NT-HARRISON

5TECH-HOWARD

 

These guys fit way better in the 2gap system that Rex wants to run. This also would allow us to run the hybrid 3/4 - Nickel D that would put Barron in that role as Rover. These moves would also open up the draft to truly go after the best players available so it's possible we can get at least 3 starters immediately from the draft.

 

Lbers

Olb Hughes

Mlb Brown

Mlb McClain

OLb Barron/Upshaw

 

Secondary

Cb Gilmore

Cb Darby

Cb McKelvin

Cb Robey

Cb Butler

 

Safeties

A Will

Ihedigibo

Branch

Rambo

Barron

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This. Although Joe Webb might be nice.

Too bad hes a receiver now

What about bringing back thad Lewis to back up Tyrod? I always thought thad was a gamer despite his limited skills. He may flourish under Roman and has similar skills sets as Tyrod so wouldn't have to change up plays so much in the event Thad had to go in

He was Fitz with a better arm and less of an ability to read a D

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Realistic options that won't be costly to the cap that can help our Bills

 

Dust Settle Bargains

WR Brian Quick

SS James Ihedigbo

OLB- Courtney Upshaw

FS- Tavon Branch

 

3-7 Mil a yr players

NT Damon Harrison 5/6mil per

MLB Rolondo McClain 3/4 mil

5Tech/DT Jaye Howard 6/7 mil

Olb/SS Mark Barron 3/4 mil

 

If we can have a free agency like this i would be very happy. None of these players break the bank but all can fit various roles. Of course this would be beneficial only if we can retain our Left side of our line. I realize we are gonna have to cut some players restructuring deals etc etc to make this happen. Mario, Kyle would have to go or take massive paycuts hopefully Kyle would do this and be in rotation with this new Dline

 

5TECH-DAREUS

NT-HARRISON

5TECH-HOWARD

 

These guys fit way better in the 2gap system that Rex wants to run. This also would allow us to run the hybrid 3/4 - Nickel D that would put Barron in that role as Rover. These moves would also open up the draft to truly go after the best players available so it's possible we can get at least 3 starters immediately from the draft.

 

Lbers

Olb Hughes

Mlb Brown

Mlb McClain

OLb Barron/Upshaw

 

Secondary

Cb Gilmore

Cb Darby

Cb McKelvin

Cb Robey

Cb Butler

 

Safeties

A Will

Ihedigibo

Branch

Rambo

Barron

I didn't realize that Barron is a FA. In the Gilmore draft the Bills tried desperately to trade up for Mark Barron. He was their guy. They loved him but were unable to make a deal happen so they took Gilmore. With that being said, I would not be surprised to see them go after him again (despite the fact that he hasn't lived up to his draft status).

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I didn't realize that Barron is a FA. In the Gilmore draft the Bills tried desperately to trade up for Mark Barron. He was their guy. They loved him but were unable to make a deal happen so they took Gilmore. With that being said, I would not be surprised to see them go after him again (despite the fact that he hasn't lived up to his draft status).

 

Would you see him as a LB or a S in this scheme Kirby?

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Su'a Cravens is this. Round 3.

I wouldn't at all be surprised if they liked Cravens. The only reason that I bring up Barron is that I know for a fact they tried to trade up in the 1st for him.

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I wouldn't at all be surprised if they liked Cravens. The only reason that I bring up Barron is that I know for a fact they tried to trade up in the 1st for him.

In 2012 Nix was calling the shots, no? So I wonder how Whaley views him.

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Wide receivers:

 

Seyi Ajirotutu, Philadelphia Eagles

Jason Avant, Kansas City Chiefs

Josh Bellamy, Chicago Bears

Travis Benjamin, Cleveland Browns

Anquan Boldin, San Francisco 49ers

Andre Caldwell, Denver Broncos

Malcom Floyd, San Diego Chargers

Brandon Gibson, New England Patriots

Chris Givens, Baltimore Ravens

Leonard Hankerson, Buffalo Bills

Darrius Heyward-Bey, Pittsburgh Steelers

Andre Holmes, Oakland Raiders

Alshon Jeffery, Chicago Bears

James Jones, Green Bay Packers

Marvin Jones, Cincinnati Bengals

Jermaine Kearse, Seattle Seahawks

Ricardo Lockette, Seattle Seahawks

Marc Mariani, Chicago Bears

Rishard Matthews, Miami Dolphins

Lance Moore, Detroit Lions

David Nelson, Pittsburgh Steelers

Hakeem Nicks, New York Giants

Jordan Norwood, Denver Broncos

Chris Owusu, New York Jets

Terrelle Pryor, Cleveland Browns

Brian Quick, Los Angeles Rams

Rueben Randle, New York Giants

Jeremy Ross, Oakland Raiders

Mohamed Sanu, Cincinnati Bengals

Rod Streater, Oakland Raiders

Brandon Tate, Cincinnati Bengals

Nick Toon, Los Angeles Rams

Bryan Walters, Jacksonville Jaguars

Nate Washington, Houston Texans

Wes Welker, Los Angeles Rams

Kyle Williams, Denver Broncos

 

 

Offensive tackles:

 

Mike Adams, Pittsburgh Steelers

Don Barclay, Green Bay Packers

Joe Barksdale, San Diego Chargers

Khalif Barnes, Oakland Raiders

Kelvin Beachum, Pittsburgh Steelers

Byron Bell, Tennessee Titans

Chris Clark, Houston Texans

Charles Brown, Dallas Cowboys

Cordy Glenn, Buffalo Bills

Chris Hairston, San Diego Chargers

Bryce Harris, Atlanta Falcons

Ryan Harris, Denver Broncos

Tony Hills, New Orleans Saints

Ben Ijalana, New York Jets

Jeffrey Linkenbach, San Diego Chargers

Jake Long, Atlanta Falcons

Bobby Massie, Arizona Cardinals

Mike McGlynn, New Orleans Saints

Jordan Mills, Buffalo Bills

Russell Okung, Seattle Seahawks

Donald Penn, Oakland Raiders

Tyler Polumbus, Denver Broncos

Mitchell Schwartz, Cleveland Browns

Andre Smith, Cincinnati Bengals

Bradley Sowell, Arizona Cardinals

Donald Stephenson, Kansas City Chiefs

Byron Stingily, Pittsburgh Steelers

Eric Winston, Cincinnati Bengals

Sam Young, Jacksonville Jaguars

 

 

Guards:

 

Jeff Adams, Houston Texans

Jeff Allen, Kansas City Chiefs

Mackenzy Bernadeau, Dallas Cowboys

Alex Boone, San Francisco 49ers

Brandon Brooks, Houston Texans

Chris Chester, Atlanta Falcons

Willie Colon, New York Jets

Tyronne Green, Carolina Panthers

Vladimir Ducasse, Chicago Bears

Ramon Foster, Pittsburgh Steelers

Michael Harris, Minnesota Vikings

Richie Incognito, Buffalo Bills

Ted Larsen, Arizona Cardinals

Ronald Leary, Dallas Cowboys

Joe Looney, Tennessee Titans

Lance Louis, Indianapolis Colts

Evan Mathis, Denver Broncos

Jacques McClendon, Miami Dolphins

Jamon Meredith, Tennessee Titans

Brandon Mosley, New York Giants

Kelechi Osemele, Baltimore Ravens

Austin Pasztor, Cleveland Browns

Manny Ramirez, Detroit Lions

Chris Scott, Carolina Panthers

Amini Silatolu, Carolina Panthers

Shelley Smith, Miami Dolphins

J.R. Sweezy, Seattle Seahawks

Johnnie Troutman, San Diego Chargers

J'Marcus Webb, Oakland Raiders

Ryan Wendell, New England Patriots

 

 

Defensive ends:

 

Robert Ayers, New York Jets

Jason Babin, Arizona Cardinals

Stephen Bowen, New York Jets

Da'Quan Bowers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Andre Branch, Jacksonville Jaguars

Alex Carrington, Buffalo Bills

Adrian Clayborn, Atlanta Falcons

Chris Clemons, Jacksonville Jaguars

Jack Crawford, Dallas Cowboys

Jared Crick, Houston Texans

Vinny Curry, Philadelphia Eagles

Mike DeVito, Kansas City Chiefs

Demarcus Dobbs, Seattle Seahawks

Leger Douzable, New York Jets

Larry English, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Junior Galette, Washington Redskins

Wallace Gilberry, Cincinnati Bengals

Kedric Golston, Washington Redskins

Letroy Guion, Green Bay Packers

Greg Hardy, Dallas Cowboys

William Hayes, Los Angeles Rams

Akiem Hicks, New England Patriots

Jaye Howard, Kansas City Chiefs

Malik Jackson, Denver Broncos

Jarvis Jenkins, Chicago Bears

Jason Jones, Detroit Lions

Mike Martin, Tennessee Titans

Ricardo Mathews, San Diego Chargers

Jeremy Mincey, Dallas Cowboys

Jason Pierre-Paul, New York Giants

Kendall Reyes, San Diego Chargers

George Selvie, New York Giants

Derrick Shelby, Miami Dolphins

Eugene Sims, Los Angeles Rams

Antonio Smith, Denver Broncos

Darryl Tapp, Detroit Lions

Cam Thomas, Pittsburgh Steelers

Cedric Thornton, Philadelphia Eagles

Justin Trattou, Minnesota Vikings

Justin Tuck, Oakland Raiders

Mitch Unrein, Chicago Bears

Olivier Vernon, Miami Dolphins

Muhammad Wilkerson, New York Jets

Billy Winn, Indianapolis Colts

Corey Wootton, Detroit Lions

 

 

Linebackers:

 

Jasper Brinkley, New York Giants

Zach Brown, Tennessee Titans

Tank Carder, Cleveland Browns

Chris Carter, Baltimore Ravens

Audie Cole, Minnesota Vikings

Will Compton, Washington Redskins

Demario Davis, New York Jets

Dane Fletcher, New England Patriots

Mason Foster, Washington Redskins

Jerrell Freeman, Indianapolis Colts

Erin Henderson, New York Jets

Derrick Johnson, Kansas City Chiefs

Steven Johnson, Tennessee Titans

James-Michael Johnson, Miami Dolphins

Jamari Lattimore, New York Jets

Casey Matthews, Minnesota Vikings

Joe Mays, San Diego Chargers

Rolando McClain, Dallas Cowboys

Shea McClellin, Chicago Bears

Spencer Paysinger, Miami Dolphins

Craig Robertson, Cleveland Browns

Keenan Robinson, Washington Redskins

Kelvin Sheppard, Miami Dolphins

Sean Spence, Pittsburgh Steelers

Anthony Spencer, New Orleans Saints

Andy Studebaker, Indianapolis Colts

Danny Trevathan, Denver Broncos

Jason Trusnik, Minnesota Vikings

Sean Weatherspoon, Arizona Cardinals

Dekoda Watson, New England Patriots

 

 

 

I can't list them all, but here is a link to the other notable ones:

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000626081/article/2016-nfl-unrestricted-free-agents-by-position?campaign=fb-nf-sf19489826-sf19489826

 

 

I think Robert Ayers looks intriguing as does Alex Boone. Roman knows Boone very well and he had kinda an off year, so the price might be good. Also, frankly, most Niners players would not really want to be back with the team, and Chip Kelly isn't know for smooth interactions with his players. Osmele is an option as well.

 

 

 

Anyway, what are your guys' thoughts? Who do you think we should be targeting this year?

I wouldn't touch Greg Hardy with a ten foot pole.

 

But I can see Rex taking shot at him for league minimum

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