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He’s a backup OT.  
 

Show me a backup OT and I’ll show you an OT that isn’t good.   Every backup lineman is  pretty bad….. if they weren’t bad, they’d be signing somewhere as a starter.

 

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16 minutes ago, GolfandBills said:

omg what a waste why didn’t we sign Orlando Brown to 8 billion dollars!??!  Beane asleep again

 

According to his Mommy, he wanted the $8 Billion fully guaranteed? I draw the line there! 

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12 minutes ago, Logic said:

Good re-signing. A capable swing tackle.

Multiple posters will no doubt flock to this post, complaining that the Bills didn't do better. 

In truth, how much did anyone really expect a cap-strapped team that is forced to work the fringes of free agency to spend on a third tackle? 

And yes, this likely means they're committed to giving Spencer Brown the chance to lock down the RT spot for good this season, but anyone who listened to Beane's recent presser already knew that.

 


Beane says a lot of things and then does something different 
 

Brown should be the swing tackle… aren’t they supposed to be trying to get better… not running it back? 

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6 minutes ago, Success said:

It's only for depth....it's only for depth....it's only for depth....

 

Keep saying it! It might help? 

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8 minutes ago, Airseven said:

 

Worst part about it. Top 2 picks likely LB and DL.

No, you posting about it is the worst part about it. 

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11 minutes ago, Solomon Grundy said:

I'm starting to think they're going after a pass rusher, again, at 27 or moving back 

 

Beane has said in the past that - ideally - he goes into the draft with no gaping holes.  He tries to fill out a competent roster before the draft so he can go BPA during the draft.  Q is our backup tackle for now.  He may yet be supplanted by further additions.  

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22 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:

 

 

This is the sort of signing that I really don't know how I feel about. 

 

If he's on a cheap contract, it makes sense to bring back someone who knows the offense for camp and etc.  He's got Game, and there wasn't that big a fall off from Brown to Quessenberry last season.

 

But that's a very low bar to say "not that big of a fall off from Brown to Quessenberry".

 

We simply can't improve our OL by keeping it the same, so if it's "Conner McGovern and a mid-round rookie" my heart just sinks.

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13 minutes ago, dreadlox said:

If he is going to compete with Brown then I don’t like it. If he is competing with Tommy Doyle, then I’m okay with it. Still need to draft a guy.


Compete with Brown? Like Kyle is competing with Josh 

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3 minutes ago, Aussie Joe said:


Brown should be the swing tackle… try to get Bette 


I don't disagree that Brown had rough stretches last season. 

It's clear after listening to Beane's presser that he blames the back injury and the lost offseason for much of Brown's struggles, and also said he felt like Brown was playing better down the home stretch of the season.

As much as some here may want it, I did not got the impression after listening to Beane that tackle is a spot where they're going to bring in a high round draft pick or premium free agent.

I think Quessenberry and Doyle are about the level of competition Brown will be looking at this year. Maybe if a tackle they like slips in the draft, they'll take one in the mid rounds. I don't expect much more than that.

All of that said...the Bills under Brandon Beane have signed cheap veteran O-linemen in past free agency periods, only to cut them in camp in favor of younger talent or a different path. It could certainly happen again with Quessenberry.
 

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1 minute ago, hondo in seattle said:

 

Beane has said in the past that - ideally - he goes into the draft with no gaping holes.  He tries to fill out a competent roster before the draft so he can go BPA during the draft.  Q is our backup tackle for now.  He may yet be supplanted by further additions.  

Well Beane did have a gaping hole at CB going into last year's draft. And I think we all expect he'll have one at MLB this year.

 

But at least it's only 1 major hole, and I think Q is a solid backup. I hope it doesn't prevent us from drafting more than 1 OL.

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Just now, Beck Water said:

 

This is the sort of signing that I really don't know how I feel about. 

 

If he's on a cheap contract, it makes sense to bring back someone who knows the offense for camp and etc.  He's got Game, and there wasn't that big a fall off from Brown to Quessenberry last season.

 

On the other hand, that's too low of a bar to say "not that big of a fall off from Brown to Quessenberry".

 

On the other hand, we simply can't improve our OL by keeping it the same, so if it's "Conner McGovern and a mid-round rookie" my heart just sinks.


Improving the OL should have been the biggest focus but they are running it back + Connor McGovern…

 

Protect the franchise 

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Just now, Aussie Joe said:


Improving the OL should have been the biggest focus but they are running it back + Connor McGovern…

 

Protect the franchise 

 

if they ignore it in the draft, then you know they're not serious.

 

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2 minutes ago, Logic said:


I don't disagree that Brown had rough stretches last season. 

It's clear after listening to Beane's presser that he blames the back injury and the lost offseason for much of Brown's struggles, and also said he felt like Brown was playing better down the home stretch of the season.

As much as some here may want it, I did not got the impression after listening to Beane that tackle is a spot where they're going to bring in a high round draft pick or premium free agent.

I think Quessenberry and Doyle are about the level of competition Brown will be looking at this year. Maybe if a tackle they like slips in the draft, they'll take one in the mid rounds. I don't expect much more than that.

All of that said...the Bills under Brandon Beane have signed cheap veteran O-linemen in past free agency periods, only to cut them in camp in favor of younger talent or a different path. It could certainly happen again with Quessenberry.
 


I don’t get the defence of this … will you be happy if Quessenberry beats out Brown?
 

There won’t be any meaningful completion between the two… 

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