Chicken Boo Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 This eclipses the Bryce Brown trade everyone hated so much. Not a good look for Beane.
KW95 - JA17 Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 10 hours ago, ScottLaw said: Can you just admit they ***** the position up royally? It's been awful since they got here... due to them. Admit what? Many things have been bad since they got here! However the old players that were here were terrible as well when playing for the Bills. Not a big deal Scott! I fought the Law and Scott won! I fought the Law and Scott won!
SydneyBillsFan Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 What an epic waste of a 3rd round pick.
BarleyNY Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 14 hours ago, thebandit27 said: KB giving up on routes all day vs Miami--including one that lead to an INT--was the final straw. I’m just so, so happy right now. KB, go F yourself. I hope that was the last dime you ever make in the NFL. You earned exactly none of the money you stole from the Bills.
Rochesterfan Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 14 hours ago, HeHateMe said: It's funny most fans were calling for this 6-7 weeks ago... but we we're the dumb irrational ones.. Yep and 6-7 weeks ago the Bills were trying to trade him - what is your point - that you wanted him gone before the Bills front office - doubt it. As I said before with him - they get no salary relief by cutting him - it was 100% guaranteed- so it did not make a lot of sense to cut him until they were eliminated from the post season because all it did was eat into your remaining cap space in case of injury’s. A trade would have been a different story. The Bills did what they should of done and started to reduce and eliminate playing time and get the young’s guys some experience- now they are eliminated- cut him and go 100% with youth and if you get an injury it does not lead to you missing the playoffs. 14 hours ago, Hapless Bills Fan said: I agree with you, my question is just, they put up with his lazy lardass routes and no-effort blocking all season, what made the Miami game different? I think the lazy and no effort is why they wanted to trade him and why his playing time decreased, but cutting him meant his salary still counted and you needed to find a WR. I think they were concerned about getting an injury to another WR - or one of those guys not developing while still in a playoff race and you end up with no experience in the locker room at crunch time with no money to sign a replacement. Out of the playoffs - let’s work more on youth and potential guys that will be here next year. 1
SlimShady'sSpaceForce Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 13 minutes ago, SydneyBillsFan said: What an epic waste of a 3rd round pick. You live, you learn. I'm just glad he's gone. 1
Rochesterfan Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 14 hours ago, BillsRdue said: True, on MLB, NBA but the NFL does guarantee the year after week 6. If not KB would not be getting paid. Instead he is getting a cool 2m to sit home and *****. They should take back KB's salary and divide it among all the season ticket holders and refund them for having to witness this travesty. KB salary was guaranteed from day 1 because it was the 5th year extension. It has nothing to do with how many games he played - his salary was 100% guaranteed for this year. The only way to get rid of it was to trade him. Even if in the preseason the Bills cut him - he counted against the cap the same amount and he would have been paid by either the Bills or another team. This was negotiated to help both the players get some money and give the teams another year of control and I do not have an issue with that.
billsredneck1 Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 i'm excited to get a look at mike love. i think he's gonna open some eyes.
Mike in Syracuse Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 KB had some interesting traits: 1. I've never seen a starting WR put forth less effort. 2. I've never seen a starting WR struggle to catch the ball and hold onto it as much as KB. 3. For a guy as big as he is, I've never seen him break a tackle. Hell, I don't know if I've ever seen him get a YAC. This is literally addition by subtraction. 3
Ridgewaycynic2013 Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 (edited) 3 hours ago, Monty Green said: Well come on now, no fault at all? I don't think the Bills signed Boldin with the expectation that he'd be retiring a few weeks later. Or Vontae Davis, for that matter -- they brought these guys in expecting them to contribute or else they wouldn't have brought them in....It's a recurring theme with this regime -- their evaluation of what they will be getting out of a player has mismatched with the reality of the player a lot in a short amount of time... But maybe it's all just part of the process! Sometimes it seems the brain trust is using the player write ups from the backs of the football cards to decide their choices. Football cards from a few seasons back. Edited December 5, 2018 by Ridgewaycynic2013 1
klos63 Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 2 hours ago, Gray Beard said: This move gives me hope that Beane and McD may just be ok after all. The offense has been getting a little more attention lately with guys like McKenzie. They are cutting the fat and giving young guys a chance. Good moves. Now let’s see what happens in the draft.... in six months. That is a long time to wait to see what happens next. They corrected a mistake that cost them a 3rd round pick. Not sure this means they are ok. Yeah, they fixed a mistake, but it was a costly one. 2
OldTimeAFLGuy Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 3 hours ago, Chandler#81 said: Even the national media is bashing KB, while giving Bills brass kudos. I was done with him when he dropped a sure TD in mop up duty at Baltimore. We we should retire #13, just because.. ...this pretty much tells you this door stop just doesn't get it....SMH............ "It's just a bad season," Benjamin said. "It is what it is. Just football, man. You have good seasons, you have bad seasons. I've had successful seasons in this league. I'll have plenty more. For some reason, it's just not the year."
Simon Says Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 15 hours ago, YoloinOhio said: No, trade has nothing to do with it. He was set to become a UFA in the offseason and if he signed elsewhere that would factor into the comp pick formula for the Bills. The odds of it resulting in a pick though are low because the Bills are expected to be a player in FA so likely won’t experience a net loss, and he’s not expected to get a large contract which makes a difference. Thanks! I know his contract and producotin are figured in...
Coach Tuesday Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 It's not a great look for Beane but it had to be done. He's now traded picks and paid $$ to two former first-round receivers who have contributed nothing (Benjamin and Coleman), and traded away a first-round receiver who continues to perform at a high level. No, we do not need to re-hash that here. But Beane is up against it now to prove he can evaluate talent on offense. Can't keep swinging and missing. Wrt "why now," I don't think it's just that they're out of the playoffs. I think it's also about leadership and team chemistry. Allen is making progress as a player and a leader and this move, in part, removes obstacles to his continued ascension as a leader. It also sends a message that they're not tolerating that kind of attitude any longer (and as bad as it was all season, it was noticeably worse on Sunday - on Zay Jones' second TD, Benjamin is literally jogging a clear-out route ahead of Jones - never seen that before and I am not convinced it was the proper route). Finally, gotta hand it to Benjamin - one of the worst contract year performances I've ever witnessed. Can't really say it's about $$ for him because he cost himself millions this season. He clearly doesn't love the game. 3
Bleeding Bills Blue Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 2 hours ago, Chicken Boo said: This eclipses the Bryce Brown trade everyone hated so much. Not a good look for Beane. They traded for him during a playoff race when our receivers were really banged up. He ended up tearing his meniscus in like his 2nd game here and came back and continued to play sparingly. This season was supposed to be his chance to go through camp - be the number 1. He has been nothing short of worthless. We shot a shot to try and get to the playoffs (we did but he had little to do with it, maybe that TD against Indy in the snow game) - We also had a pick surplus from the Watkins, Darby, Ragland, & Dareus trades. Considering they ended up moving Tyrods last year, and Glenn as well the lost pick isn't exactly hamstringing our draft. Bryce brown was just - a bad player evaluation in the offseason. Either way, neither worked out. 5 minutes ago, Coach Tuesday said: It's not a great look for Beane but it had to be done. He's now traded picks and paid $$ to two former first-round receivers who have contributed nothing (Benjamin and Coleman), and traded away a first-round receiver who continues to perform at a high level. No, we do not need to re-hash that here. But Beane is up against it now to prove he can evaluate talent on offense. Can't keep swinging and missing. Wrt "why now," I don't think it's just that they're out of the playoffs. I think it's also about leadership and team chemistry. Allen is making progress as a player and a leader and this move, in part, removes obstacles to his continued ascension as a leader. It also sends a message that they're not tolerating that kind of attitude any longer (and as bad as it was all season, it was noticeably worse on Sunday - on Zay Jones' second TD, Benjamin is literally jogging a clear-out route ahead of Jones - never seen that before and I am not convinced it was the proper route). Finally, gotta hand it to Benjamin - one of the worst contract year performances I've ever witnessed. Can't really say it's about $$ for him because he cost himself millions this season. He clearly doesn't love the game. a 7th round pick for coleman isn't really worth anything... it was training camp and they knew our WR room was bad. Try and improve it As for Watkins - 40 for 500 and 3 isn't exactly a high level (hes a top 10 paid WR). He's also been having foot issues all season, and his cap hit triples in 2019. They can't even dump him on this deal because they guaranteed so much. The only way to lessen the cap hit would be to extend him, and no one would do that when he missed time every year with a foot soreness issue. If the foot issue continues it could be one of the worst contracts in football. 2
GG Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 10 minutes ago, Coach Tuesday said: It's not a great look for Beane but it had to be done. He's now traded picks and paid $$ to two former first-round receivers who have contributed nothing (Benjamin and Coleman), and traded away a first-round receiver who continues to perform at a high level. Who would that be? 3
buffaloboyinATL Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 3 hours ago, bmur66 said: The only real problem with both of these guys is that they can't catch. Other than that they are pretty good receivers. I knew I believed this to be true the day they put Benjamin on the hands team for an onside kick and I questioned why he was out there because he can't catch. I was not being glib, I literally feared he would drop the ball if it came to him. That is not good.
Irv Posted December 5, 2018 Posted December 5, 2018 Benjamin cost himself a lot of Benjamin's with his laziness this year. I hope the piece of trash is permanently out of football. Buh-bye.
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