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2 hours ago, eball said:

 

Don’t fall into that trap.  There are good players and good depth on that OL.  Our DL is a friggin’ beast.

I’ll believe it when I see it. I wasn’t a fan of their play last year. 

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He is a DE in the Bills defense. I'd have no issue moving Nsekhe for him.  At 31 he would still be effective and a year younger than Addison(which this board loves).  If they made this deal, then you cut Murphy and you have three good edge players in Hughes, Addison, and Ingram with Epenesa learning on the job.  I like it. 

No matter what they do this year, getting younger at DE will be a priority next off-season.  Look for another one or two edge players in the first three rounds.  

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They signed Addison as their fill in for DE.  They drafted Epenesa and I wouldn't be surprised if they drafted a DE in April.  I believe Bills want to get younger at DE.

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1 hour ago, Ethan in Portland said:

He is a DE in the Bills defense. I'd have no issue moving Nsekhe for him.  At 31 he would still be effective and a year younger than Addison(which this board loves).  If they made this deal, then you cut Murphy and you have three good edge players in Hughes, Addison, and Ingram with Epenesa learning on the job.  I like it. 

No matter what they do this year, getting younger at DE will be a priority next off-season.  Look for another one or two edge players in the first three rounds.  

And once Dawkins or Ford goes down, so does Josh. 

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I'd rather not trade for a guy thats 31 looking for a new contract and instead stick with the process. Draft well and reward your own. Dawkins is resigned, now get Milano and Tre done.  Josh and edmunds next.

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1 hour ago, Chuck Wagon said:

Just stop messing around and get Ngakoue

 

What do you propose the offer should be for Ngakoue? He cannot be signed to a long term contract. Do they trade a first round pick or more for a possible one year and out player?

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46 minutes ago, Call_Of_Ktulu said:

Dawkins has a issue with speed rushers so I expect Josh to be on his ass or pressured anyway. 

As does ford.  
 

after reading everyone’s projections, it seems like our only problems are kickers and Josh Allen taking another step.  I disagree. The OL is a question mark imo.  The right side is a complete questions mark. Morse was ok, but still has several concussions in his past.  Dawkins and Spain are our “Sure things”.  They’re alright.  Not much better than that and susceptible to getting beat.  If one goes down and we don’t have Nsekhe. It’ll be ugly for our boy Josh 

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15 hours ago, Don Otreply said:

How does making the O line group weaker benefit the Bills? If anything we need more/ better O line help, not less, it’s a silly idea. 

I agree with ^^^ 100% !!!

What happens if God forbid Dion Dawkins has to miss a game or few ( for what ever the reason) ? 
I believe our D is good / great especially with the additions that have been made to our DL .

All eyes ( this year ) will be on Josh and our offense to score more then 19 points/game, so for that reason it’s an EASY NO to trade that involves us giving up OL help ...

 

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8 hours ago, NewEra said:

As does ford.  
 

after reading everyone’s projections, it seems like our only problems are kickers and Josh Allen taking another step.  I disagree. The OL is a question mark imo.  The right side is a complete questions mark. Morse was ok, but still has several concussions in his past.  Dawkins and Spain are our “Sure things”.  They’re alright.  Not much better than that and susceptible to getting beat.  If one goes down and we don’t have Nsekhe. It’ll be ugly for our boy Josh 

 

I’ll posit that every team’s OL is something of a “house of cards.”  The Bills are in better shape than most and have arguably eight O-linemen who are starting caliber right now: Dawkins, Spain, Morse, Winters, Ford, Nsekhe, Feliciano (when he comes back), and Williams.  They then have a few more who appear to be on the upswing:  Boehm, Boettger, Bates.  That’s unbelievable depth.

 

I’ll get slammed for being a “homer” again but I am not “worried” about Josh’s health behind this line.

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OL is the weakest position on this team.  Josh Allen had the worst pass protection of any QB in Houston since David Carr played there.

 

+The Bills have too many good DL as it is. 

 

NO

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17 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Than RT? He doesn't. Not at the NFL level at least. He started 10 games in 2016 and all 16 games in 2017 (when he was a 2nd team all pro) at right tackle. He missed 2018 and played all over the place in 2019. 

 

I meant more experience at RG than Nsekhe. Which for like a depth role is kinda nice.

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3 hours ago, eball said:

 

I’ll posit that every team’s OL is something of a “house of cards.”  The Bills are in better shape than most and have arguably eight O-linemen who are starting caliber right now: Dawkins, Spain, Morse, Winters, Ford, Nsekhe, Feliciano (when he comes back), and Williams.  They then have a few more who appear to be on the upswing:  Boehm, Boettger, Bates.  That’s unbelievable depth.

 

I’ll get slammed for being a “homer” again but I am not “worried” about Josh’s health behind this line.


Idk man.  Compared to 2018, our 2019 OL looked fine.  
 

Dawkins, Spain, Morse and Nsekhe are “starting caliber” imo.  That doesn’t mean that they’re good per say.  We’re hoping Ford is starting caliber.  He wasn’t as a rookie. Torn Pecs are no joke, I don’t foresee Mongo doing much this year.  The JETS cut Winters.  The Jets OL was terrible.  Williams was one of the worst graded guards in the league last year after being forced to play inside.  He’s a massive man with bad knees. His best days seem to be way behind him.  Boehm, Boettger and Bates are unknowns that we hope will be good depth....but we really don’t know 
 

my point:  Josh needs all the help he can get In order to make that next step.  While we’ve made some improvements along the OL, it’s not what I would call good.  Can he make the step with an average OL with solid depth?  Maybe.  He has a much better shot with a good OL and trading away our best depth OL for a 31 year old pass rusher looking to get paid isn’t a smart move at this point in time.

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@NewEra we'll see.  I have higher hopes for these guys than you do.  I also don't think Josh needs anything more than he got last year from the OL...his weapons are that much better and he's a year older.

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6 minutes ago, eball said:

@NewEra we'll see.  I have higher hopes for these guys than you do.  I also don't think Josh needs anything more than he got last year from the OL...his weapons are that much better and he's a year older.

I hear ya.  I hope you’re right and this group is good enough.  
 

I just see the end of the 2nd patriot game from last season being replayed in my head over and over.

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With a significant reduction in cap expected, I don’t see us adding a big dollar FA until next season -if at all. Tre, Milano, Edmunds & Allen top the list, but there are others looking for their 2nd contract. Even with Oliver & Harry, is there another team with more geriatrics on the DL? 

 

We have a distinct advantage over most teams by returning a full coaching staff and most of the roster. 

We dance with who we brung.

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