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There isnt much value in KB right now- that said he hits FA and we arent going to resign him so the Bills may as well try and get a 5-6 for him. The larger stockpile of picks can aid in mobility during the draft or allow us to draft someone that is flying under the radar. 

46 minutes ago, Brianmoorman4jesus said:

As frustrating as he has been, he’s at worst our 2nd best WR. I want to bring in better WRs, not lose the 1 or 2 borderline passable ones we have. Sign Pryor and K. Wright and then you can get rid of KB. Don’t get rid of him and replace him with nothing.

Allen definitely needs someone to throw the ball to- I agree with your logic. At least bring in Prior then dump KB. Heck, Prior can be the number 3 QB as well and we can rid ourselves of Pick Six Peterman.

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43 minutes ago, Idandria said:

He has been playing so bad he has no value right now. And the Bills are seriously shopping the guy? Truly makes you wonder what McBeane is smoking. Let’s try and trade a guy who has been playing like total crap and has an awful attitude. Teams will be lined up around the block to start a bidding war ?

 

Yea, prob better to get 8 games of trash play and nothing in return than to at least see if someone wants him

16 minutes ago, Steptide said:

As disappointing as kb has been, if u trade him, does this team just run on every down? I mean the bills are REALLY handicapping any qb that is starting 

 

If KB is half running routes, he’s doing more damage than good anyway 

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1 hour ago, Brianmoorman4jesus said:

As frustrating as he has been, he’s at worst our 2nd best WR. I want to bring in better WRs, not lose the 1 or 2 borderline passable ones we have. Sign Pryor and K. Wright and then you can get rid of KB. Don’t get rid of him and replace him with nothing.

Why??  He does nothing and shows it so much....nothing is going to be accomplished the rest of this season sorry to say.....get rid of the dead wood if someone is willing to bite......KB has shown no effort whatsoever.....

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56 minutes ago, Steptide said:

As disappointing as kb has been, if u trade him, does this team just run on every down? I mean the bills are REALLY handicapping any qb that is starting 

 

I’m surprised we haven’t seen a “Bring back Reilly” response yet

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He's pretty much worthless.

 

A big, slow receiver who has steadily regressed over the past couple years and is in a contract year.

 

If we could get a 7th round pick I'd be surprised. 

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2 hours ago, Azucho98 said:

Who the hell would want him?  The dude runs like he has a piano on his back.

 

 

He is a skinny tight end that doesn't block or catch very well. 

 

 

1 hour ago, HappyDays said:

I wouldn't trade him. The past couple weeks he has looked like a decent #2 which is better than anything else we have. If he continues to actually catch the ball he could be a safety valve for Josh Allen for years to come.

 

Except that he is a free agent after this season and he'll likely be signed by another team not as familiar with his shortcomings as the Bills.  The off-season, the season of optimism, is when players like KB get signed for more than they are worth. 

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2 hours ago, Brianmoorman4jesus said:

As frustrating as he has been, he’s at worst our 2nd best WR. I want to bring in better WRs, not lose the 1 or 2 borderline passable ones we have. Sign Pryor and K. Wright and then you can get rid of KB. Don’t get rid of him and replace him with nothing.

 

I think you've just defined "the process" that McDermott is always yapping about.

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50 minutes ago, keepthefaith said:

 

He is a skinny tight end that doesn't block or catch very well. 

 

 

 

Except that he is a free agent after this season and he'll likely be signed by another team not as familiar with his shortcomings as the Bills.  The off-season, the season of optimism, is when players like KB get signed for more than they are worth. 

 

I bet he goes to a team with a decent offense and suddenly flourishes -- just like most of the other players McDermott and Beane have cut loose in their short tenure.

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8 hours ago, Ol Dirty B said:

 

Why?

Why keep him? Despite popular opinion I believe he is really trying to step it up the last few weeks. Call me crazy but I'd prefer to keep the last can of beans on my shelf rather than give it away for some obscure pic in the future.

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