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Kelly and McDaniels are the two that come to mind and both flashed for a minute before falling apart. Hopefully thats not the case here

 

Kelly was 10-6 the first year too before feeling the repercussions of the moves.

 

Its a fair parallel to point out to watch out for. Could go either way though.

 

 

that's my perspective, could go either way.

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just curious how our 6th round pick for the #3 overall DT that was a pro bowler factors into that

Joe Montana was a pro bowler one, too, and he has no place in the roster. Dareus is a slob and we are better for his departure. Imagine if, at your job, the least productive worker made a yearly salary close to 30x what many of the good workers earn. After awhile it gets harder and harder to motivate the good employees when the overpaid, morale-killing sloth is around. This trade is quintessential addition by subtraction.

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I'm not saying I like or dislike any of the trades Brandon Beane has made since becoming the Bills GM.... but is anyone else getting that feeling Philadelphia fans got when Chip Kelly blow up that Eagles roster in just 2 seasons then was fired. Leaving them with no top end talent on the team.

Not the greatest example considering that the Eagles that he "blew up" two years ago are the best team in football.

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I'm not saying I like or dislike any of the trades Brandon Beane has made since becoming the Bills GM.... but is anyone else getting that feeling Philadelphia fans got when Chip Kelly blow up that Eagles roster in just 2 seasons then was fired. Leaving them with no top end talent on the team.

Nope. Not one bit.

Well we need those draft picks because they have created enormous holes at wide receiver, DBs, defensive tackle, LBs need am upgrade, no clear #2 RB, pass rusher, oh and QB. Even with all the stockpiling they have done, we have more holes than picks.

And yet, they are 4-2 with a decent chance at the playoffs.

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I'm not saying I like or dislike any of the trades Brandon Beane has made since becoming the Bills GM.... but is anyone else getting that feeling Philadelphia fans got when Chip Kelly blow up that Eagles roster in just 2 seasons then was fired. Leaving them with no top end talent on the team.

No - not even a little

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Well we need those draft picks because they have created enormous holes at wide receiver, DBs, defensive tackle, LBs need am upgrade, no clear #2 RB, pass rusher, oh and QB. Even with all the stockpiling they have done, we have more holes than picks.

You haven't factored Kyle & Incognito retiring, Clay too gimpy to continue, Cordy not far behind.

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If we keep winning, all the bad memories go away. If we start losing.... the shite will hit the fan! And I mean that literally.

 

Literally, huh? Whose schit and where will the fan be?

You haven't factored Kyle & Incognito retiring, Clay too gimpy to continue, Cordy not far behind.

 

It isn't a one year plan.

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just curious how our 6th round pick for the #3 overall DT that was a pro bowler factors into that

Let me catch you up on the last past 2 years as you must have not watched the Bills.Marcel Dareus is a fat out of shape drug addict that really doesnt care about RESPECTING THE PROCESS

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I don't believe that is true.

 

^ No. 2: Cleveland → Philadelphia (PD). Cleveland traded this selection (2nd) and a conditional fifth-round selection in 2017 (this selection would be upgraded to a compensatory fourth-round selection if the Browns receive one in 2017) to Philadelphia in exchange for Philadelphia's first-round, third-round, and fourth-round selections in this years draft (8th, 77th, and 100th) as well as Philadelphia's first-round selection in the 2017 NFL Draft and second-round selection in the 2018 NFL Draft.[source 2]

It is not true. People just make claims for the sake of hearing their own BS.

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The Eagles gave Chip Kelly Head Coaching & GM duties.

 

This is not the same thing with McDermott.

I think it is kind of understood when the HC picks out the GM...

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That was a pro bowler. He hasnt been to a Pro Bowl in going on three years. He hasnt been a third overall pick in going on six years.

 

The reality of the situation is they got a pick back for a malcontent that hasnt played well in over two seasons.

no one on this team played well for 2 seasons on defense. Didn't you watch any football when Rex was the head coach?
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Yes, but they are also creating cap room to get players as well. Marcell was over paid and an albatross. I find it funny how people B word about his cap # number and contract and then also B word about this trade. The organization is moving forward and as another poster said what have we won with Dareus?

The way I understand it, they are taking an enormous cap hit in trading Dareus. All that guaranteed money comes due.

 

Personally, I think the writing has been on the wall for Dareus ever since McDermott got here. I really think, whether they are/were good and productive or not, McDermott and Beane want to be rid of any players that were cornerstones of the Whaley era. Sammy, Darues...wouldn't be shocked to see Glenn gone by the deadline...and McCoy and Clay (probably Tyrod too) will be gone by next season. I think it is a little short sighted...all those draft picks don't guarantee success.

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Not sure what that has to do with what I said. They are unrelated.

you commented on this coach being like Chip Kelly in that they traded a bunch of players for draft picks to move up to get Wentz. And my comment was in regards to trading Dareus for almost "nothing" and how that "nothing" of a draft pick will not get us any closer to getting our QB
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I think it is kind of understood when the HC picks out the GM...

I'd rather the Head Coach & General Manager be on the same wavelength than be at each other's throats.

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