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You may not have heard of him but Zach Brown was a former second round pick with and starter with elite athletic measurables and Alexander was known as a great special teamer..........that is the definition of good depth.

Milano and Vallejo. Zach was a quitter btw.

Bills have depth as much as anyone or better.

You live in the past on this one.

 

Look now! Even Jordan Mills has competition .

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Would have been nice to have Gilmore back, but hopefully the team will get good production from White who looks very promising thus far. Aaron Williams at full health would have been nice, but I'm good with Hyde as his replacement. You have to hope that Poyer and Seymour will be suitable replacements for Graham and NRC.

Agreed

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You may not have heard of him but Zach Brown was a former second round pick with and starter with elite athletic measurables and Alexander was known as a great special teamer..........that is the definition of good depth.

Yeah, they were both so awesome they were unemployed. I bet you popped some champagne when Whaley signed them. Edited by PromoTheRobot
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The way some folks act here, every team is stocked three-deep with pro bowlers...not that making the pro Bowl means anything.

"If you wanna be the best you gotta beat the best."

And if your gonna beat the best you have to actually be the best.....

Aspirations

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"If you wanna be the best you gotta beat the best."

And if your gonna beat the best you have to actually be the best.....

Aspirations

 

Holding your breath and pouting does not make the Bills any better.

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Most teams don't make the postseason.

 

Even among teams that make the postseason, most don't have depth everywhere.

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For what it's worth, folks.

Upbeat as the public comments are, there are expectations internally that the Bills will need time and patience to catch up and jell.

Should that start off hot, great. Should they not, there is no expectation of hitting any panic buttons.

 

jw

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For what it's worth, folks.

Upbeat as the public comments are, there are expectations internally that the Bills will need time and patience to catch up and jell.

Should that start off hot, great. Should they not, there is no expectation of hitting any panic buttons.

 

jw

 

Makes perfect sense with a new coaching staff that's implementing different offensive and defensive schemes from the previous two seasons.

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Not sure what you mean by panic button.

 

I can't imagine anyone getting fired unless the season is incredibly bad.(2-14, 1-15 type season)

 

you must be new to the past 17 years and how many whimsical decisions have been made.

 

jw

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For what it's worth, folks.

Upbeat as the public comments are, there are expectations internally that the Bills will need time and patience to catch up and jell.

Should that start off hot, great. Should they not, there is no expectation of hitting any panic buttons.

 

jw

Thanks jw.

 

I guess it makes sense. As upbeat as I am about the defense returning to form, it will be 2 brand new systems.

 

I think the most telling attitude is that they traded back to get the KC pick. I don't think you do that if you are 100% sure on Tyrod. They also didn't go gangbusters on high prices FA's.

 

If they can come on strong late, I'll be happy.

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For what it's worth, folks.

Upbeat as the public comments are, there are expectations internally that the Bills will need time and patience to catch up and jell.

Should that start off hot, great. Should they not, there is no expectation of hitting any panic buttons.

 

jw

John

 

thanks for the input.

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For what it's worth, folks.

Upbeat as the public comments are, there are expectations internally that the Bills will need time and patience to catch up and jell.

Should that start off hot, great. Should they not, there is no expectation of hitting any panic buttons.

 

jw

 

I think McD and staff have to take a cautious approach and this is the blueprint: you acknowledge that there are a lot of changes, talk about how everyone has to work hard to earn his status, and hope for the best. Far better than Rex (and even Marrone) with boastful predictions about changing culture and winning the offseason.

 

I really don't expect a slow start. 40 days until the opener and they already seem more prepared.

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For what it's worth, folks.

Upbeat as the public comments are, there are expectations internally that the Bills will need time and patience to catch up and jell.

Should that start off hot, great. Should they not, there is no expectation of hitting any panic buttons.

 

jw

 

...no panic buttons?....HERE?...seriously?.....Jesus, we have a pundit talking about Raglund being a cut.......the "One 'N Done" crowd will be in full blossom......I need MORE Bourbon..............

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I really don't expect a slow start. 40 days until the opener and they already seem more prepared.

The reason I don't see a slow start is that their opening 6 games are the best part of the schedule to me. Atlanta is the one game in there I give us less than a 50/50 chance in. I make us favourites to beat the Jets, Broncos, Bengals and a toss up against the Panthers and the Buccs.

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