Updated Beasley signing to practice squad

[Irv]

4 hours ago, FrenchConnection said:

Tampa terminated his contract when he “retired.”

 

So that was a voluntary action by Tampa?  Not required in the CBA?   I am just wondering what is keeping Josh Allen from announcing his retirement and then signing with the Giants.   

 

 

Edited December 14, 2022 by Irv

[balln]

14 minutes ago, billieve420 said:

Feelings aside for me it is simple these are no risk moves. If either Brown or Beasley can contribute put them on the field. Both have familiarity with the QB and if it doesn't work out can move on easily. Come playoffs it is going to be all hands on deck. I like Brown's ability to stretch the field and Beasley in the slot over Mckenzie in critical situations. Brown almost had that bomb last week against the Jets where ball was slightly underthrown. Sauce made a great play to break it up last minute.

 

 

Sauce looked to make contact early to me - but replay 

[Nitro]

Pump the brakes on the Beasley signing.  Amnesia Abounds!  Last season his catches were the same as the year prior but his yardage was a third less.  He lost a step.  Do not expect miracles from him. If he does get on the field it will be sit in a soft spot if a zone and catch and sit.  I would rather work with the guys on the roster and see Crowder’s recovery is going to get him on the field soon.

[Warriorspikes51]

3 minutes ago, Nitro said:

Pump the brakes on the Beasley signing.  Amnesia Abounds!  Last season his catches were the same as the year prior but his yardage was a third less.  He lost a step.  Do not expect miracles from him. If he does get on the field it will be sit in a soft spot if a zone and catch and sit.  I would rather work with the guys on the roster and see Crowder’s recovery is going to get him on the field soon.

He's going to get open against zone for 6-8 yards.   I would honestly keep him on the field as much as possible

[Saxum]

14 hours ago, HalftimeAdjustment said:

This does seem like a desperate move. But, having said that: so is signing John Brown. Either of them is apparently past their prime. Hopefully this does help the offense by giving us more options. A receiver who can catch is something we need, apparently. Beasley also had good "toughness" and held onto the ball after being hit (many times by avoiding the hit by going down but the catch was made). Hopefully he has a little more in the tank than he had shown in the last season with the Bills (during which he was hampered by injury). 

 

And hopefully he just avoids social media, but I guess whatever. 

 

Maybe Beasley and Brown saw what Jordan Phillips and Shaq Lawson did coming back to Bills.

Both had to give up something they were hoping for to come back.

Neither Brown nor Beasley were getting much interest on market and practice squad with up to 3 elevations is a way to get some interest.

John Brown has already had 2 elevations (week 13 with 12 snaps and week 14 with 3 snaps).

I am hoping that the NFL renews agreement allowing players to be elevated regardless of prior elevation as they did last year.  I wonder if there has been talk from NFL about 2022 playoff rules yet.

 

 

 

[ColoradoBills]

28 minutes ago, Irv said:

 

So that was a voluntary action by Tampa?  Not required in the CBA?   I am just wondering what is keeping Josh Allen from announcing his retirement and then signing with the Giants.   

 

 

 

Cole Beasley was never on Tampa's 53.  He was a PS player.  

 

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/10/06/bucs-terminate-the-practice-squad-contract-of-cole-beasley/

Beasley, 33, is a free agent if he decides to unretire.

 

[Saxum]

48 minutes ago, SCBills said:

Interesting that they're signing him to the PS and then using call-ups.  

 

I'm assuming he'll eventually be signed to the 53, provided it's working out.  

 

Unlimited call-ups in the post-season, I think Sal reported, but we have 4 games left in the regular season.  Three call-ups doesn't get us to the playoffs. 

 

 

I have not seen the letter posted about unlimited call-ups in the post-season as we saw last year.

 

One year anniversary of that letter.

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[Patrick Duffy]

19 minutes ago, Nitro said:

Pump the brakes on the Beasley signing.  Amnesia Abounds!  Last season his catches were the same as the year prior but his yardage was a third less.  He lost a step.  Do not expect miracles from him. If he does get on the field it will be sit in a soft spot if a zone and catch and sit.  I would rather work with the guys on the roster and see Crowder’s recovery is going to get him on the field soon.

Well that's definitely something needed for this offense. Also what other guys on the roster have they not worked with? Fact is they have been working with guys on the roster and it hasn't been going very well and that's reason for Bease returning. 

[C.Biscuit97]

1 hour ago, ColoradoBills said:

 

His cost is $19K a week.  Can you at least wait 1 week before you send him to a farm upstate?

He has one week or else we spending the 19K on a new pool table and chairs. 

[Boatdrinks]

14 minutes ago, Limeaid said:

 

I have not seen the letter posted about unlimited call-ups in the post-season as we saw last year.

 

One year anniversary of that letter.

Info on unlimited callups was per Sal C on WGR yesterday. Haven’t seen a memo though 

35 minutes ago, Nitro said:

Pump the brakes on the Beasley signing.  Amnesia Abounds!  Last season his catches were the same as the year prior but his yardage was a third less.  He lost a step.  Do not expect miracles from him. If he does get on the field it will be sit in a soft spot if a zone and catch and sit.  I would rather work with the guys on the roster and see Crowder’s recovery is going to get him on the field soon.

Hopefully Crowder can come back this season. The Bills need all hands on deck. They don’t need miracles, however. Just WRs that don’t drop passes. Beasleys average was down but he was playing through injuries. 

[Watching since 1964]

 

[ColoradoBills]

6 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

He has one week or else we spending the 19K on a new pool table and chairs. 

 

Glad I talked you into giving the "old man" a chance.

 

OT:  I'm going to bet that Cole Beasley's first catch will net more yards than OBJ gets this season.

If that holds up, it was a good move.

 

 

[NewEra]

5 minutes ago, General Soreness said:

 

Thanks-  he doesn’t look bad

1 hour ago, SCBills said:

Interesting that they're signing him to the PS and then using call-ups.  

 

I'm assuming he'll eventually be signed to the 53, provided it's working out.  

 

Unlimited call-ups in the post-season, I think Sal reported, but we have 4 games left in the regular season.  Three call-ups doesn't get us to the playoffs. 

 

 

Sit him vs the bears or the pats-  

 

I don’t think it’s that big of a deal

50 minutes ago, Nitro said:

Pump the brakes on the Beasley signing.  Amnesia Abounds!  Last season his catches were the same as the year prior but his yardage was a third less.  He lost a step.  Do not expect miracles from him. If he does get on the field it will be sit in a soft spot if a zone and catch and sit.  I would rather work with the guys on the roster and see Crowder’s recovery is going to get him on the field soon.

Can he catch the ball on 3rd down?  That’s all that matters. 

[Watching since 1964]

 

 

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[Watching since 1964]

 

[Bermuda Triangle]

Does this mean that his burgeoning rap career is on hold?  

[Beck Water]

1 hour ago, Patrick Duffy said:

I've been having trouble with my internet going out and waiting on technician for repair, so sorry if it's been mentioned already.... but any word on the possibility of him playing Saturday? 

 

 

[DaggersEOD]

26 minutes ago, General Soreness said:

 

 

The 3rd route…yeah, I think he’d be open. Looking a lot better than I thought he would. I see nothing but upside here.