Biggest Weakness?

[eball]

16 hours ago, ScottLaw said:

It’s the offensive line and it’s really not even close…. They are pinning their hopes on Kromer… if injuries hit this unit the offense could easily nose dive. 
 

 

 

Hey Chicken Little...go tell Pat Kirwan and Jim Miller their rankings are trash.

 

[eball]

58 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:

I don’t really care what they say

 

 

[BADOLBILZ]

6 hours ago, NewEra said:

We can add William Fuller to the list of names that won’t be on the Bills roster.  
 

He signed with Baltimore- 1 year deal.  Financials not announced. 

 

Mods, feel free to move this to a more suitable thread.  I didn’t think it deserved its own and couldn’t find a better spot for it

 

 

Kyle Fuller.

 

William Fuller was a good pass rusher for the Oilers.    

 

"The Fuller Rush Man" as Berman called him in reference to the movie "The Fuller Brush Man".    

 

https://fuller.com

[NewEra]

1 hour ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

 

Kyle Fuller.

 

William Fuller was a good pass rusher for the Oilers.    

 

"The Fuller Rush Man" as Berman called him in reference to the movie "The Fuller Brush Man".    

 

https://fuller.com

Lol.  My bad.  He was a beast. 

[Sierra Foothills]

My biggest weakness?

 

Porn.

 

No, chocolate.

 

No... porn.

 

On 5/21/2022 at 9:38 AM, IronMaidenBills said:

Our teams weakness is lack of heart. How often do we hear about the commitment level from players outside of Allen, Diggs, Davis, and White? Why do we never hear stories about our o-linemen being gym rats and studying film, soaking up knowledge without being asked (Allen tight end school), or our d-linemen? 
Elam so far seems to be another proactive player (playbook monster), so it’s glad to hear that. What about our other rookies? 

 

 

 

 

14 hours ago, ScottLaw said:

They’ve basically gone status quo to an offensive line that nearly derailed the season last year… but if Pat Kirwan says #2 in conference it must be true and Bills fans can stop being worried about it right?😅

 

Here's a question Scott.

 

Name the O-lines that you think are better than the Bills.

 

Edited May 25, 2022 by Sierra Foothills

[GunnerBill]

23 hours ago, NewEra said:

We can add William Fuller to the list of names that won’t be on the Bills roster.  
 

He signed with Baltimore- 1 year deal.  Financials not announced. 

 

Mods, feel free to move this to a more suitable thread.  I didn’t think it deserved its own and couldn’t find a better spot for it

 

IGNORE. I replied thinking it was Will Fuller, now seems it is Kyle. 

Edited May 25, 2022 by GunnerBill

[NewEra]

Just now, GunnerBill said:

 

Makes sense. With his off-field and injury history and lack or production except when playing with Deshaun Watson he isn't getting a long term deal anywhere. He is now a 1 year rental type player but Baltimore lost that deep threat when trading Hollywood, didn't find a long term solution in this draft.... low risk, potentially high reward pickup. 

I screwed up.  It’s Kyle Fuller lol…..Cornerback 

[GunnerBill]

36 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:

Off the top of my head in the AFC… Chiefs, Chargers, Browns, Ravens, Colts, Titans, Bengals, and maybe Jets and Patriots.

 

Either way, you are simply deflecting my point that the Bills offensive line was mostly poor last season and did nothing outside of bring in an aging Saffold and new offensive line coach(yes better). 

 

I'd definitely go Chiefs, Browns and Patriots 1,2,3 in some order. I'd have the Ravens in that group as well if Ronnie Stanley is back fully healthy and then the Chargers just behind. The Colts are certainly significantly better on the interior but have a question mark at the most important spot at left tackle so them and the Bills is close but I'd just give Indy the edge. That puts the Bills around the middle of the conference for me. 7th/8th. 

[GunnerBill]

1 hour ago, ScottLaw said:

I put the Bengals ahead of them with the moves they’ve made.

 

Overall it’s a bottom half of the league offensive line at the moment. 

 

Meh. Call me unconvinced on the Bengals moves. 

[Nihilarian]

Things I'm concerned about with the Bills roster.

 

#1. CB's.

In the opener, will the Bills secondary be up to handle that Rams receiver group led by Cooper Kupp?  Will Tre White be healthy and at 100% as he is listed as questionable to start that game. Will the rookie be starting on the other side?

3 rookies, Kaiir Elam, Griffin, Benford,  4 two year players, Tim Harris, Dane Jackson, Cam Lewis, Nick McCloud. Teron Johnson 5 years exp.

 

Kinda scary when you think that the other starting CB is now a Steeler and White might not be ready.

 

#2. OL. The way that O line finished the season they looked very stout. So, I can see why the reluctance to draft early for that unit.

RT Spencer Brown is currently listed as questionable to start the season as he had surgery this off season. 

Depth is an issue as one more concussion for starting center Mitch Morse might be his last.(has had 6 so far?) Back up LG Boettger had an Achilles issue and might not be ready for the season.

I know I'd feel better if this unit had some better players with better depth. 

 

That week 9 Jacksonville Jaguars game irritates me with that Buffalo offense being held to only 6 points all game. Josh Allen running for his life, 2 INTs, 4 sacks and the offense stymied. Bills couldn't run either with Singletary 2.7 YPC, Moss 2.0 YPC. This against the worst team in the NFL! The Bills line had problems with other teams too. Steelers, Colts and that Patriots first game. 

 

A better, more dominant O line and they can run more effectively when the pass isn't working or running it to setup the pass. 

 

Will Beane bring in a vet CB? Any still out there?