Nitro Posted February 14 Posted February 14 He had a rock solid season. He proved the nay sayers wrong. Brown is the RT for then five to seven years. 2 Quote
Matt_In_NH Posted February 14 Posted February 14 (edited) Which one of you is Spencer brown? Then I can see what say he Edited February 14 by Matt_In_NH Quote
Freddie's Dead Posted February 14 Posted February 14 10 hours ago, The Jokeman said: I think the OP was confused with what say you? or would you re-sign him? Whither Spencer Brown, resign or re-sign? Would make a good poll. 9 hours ago, Virgil said: Am I wrong for being annoyed with the guys who only seem to figure it out in the final year of their rookie deal? I think it's also the first season where his back held up without lost time due to injury Virg. 1 Quote
Doc Posted February 14 Posted February 14 Looking forward to seeing him and Torrence next season. Curious to see what becomes of Morse/Center position. Quote
Scott7975 Posted February 14 Posted February 14 I think he started slow and still allows a bad jail break occasionally. Over all I think he had a good season and people crapped on him just because. Quote
Ethan in Cleveland Posted February 14 Posted February 14 He’s under contract for next year. He played ok. Make him play on final year of contract. Then let him walk for a comp pick. He’s never going to be a LT. They can find someone else to play RT in 2025 much cheaper. Quote
Utah John Posted February 14 Posted February 14 The Bills organization has always been higher on Brown, and on Davis, than the fans were. I think them Bills saw Brown's potential and let him play through growing pains (and actual pains with his back) and now he's the player they were expecting to see. He's retainable if Beane jumps on the situation now. Most fans aren't sad about the prospect of Davis getting paid by somewhere else, but based on what the professional football team in town thinks, his loss will hurt. 36 minutes ago, Ethan in Cleveland said: He’s under contract for next year. He played ok. Make him play on final year of contract. Then let him walk for a comp pick. He’s never going to be a LT. They can find someone else to play RT in 2025 much cheaper. I think that's a bad move. There aren't a lot of really good RTs out there, and now that the Bills have developed one it makes better sense to put the ball in Brown's court about an extension. Brown knows as well as we all do that he's got an injury history which will make him less marketable next year. Beane should put a good solid offer on the table for a 4-5 year extension at a reasonable price, and let Brown try to decide whether to take the money and stay here long term, or to play out his rookie deal and hope for a bigger contract, risking not getting much at all if his back goes out or some other injury happens next year. The offer Beane will put down will make Brown a very rich man, and he might decide to take the bird in the hand, sign the offer, and put this position on solid ground for years. 1 Quote
CSBill Posted February 14 Posted February 14 17 hours ago, Beast said: Seems to be but my question is why does the title of this thread make no sense? Well, what did he say? Quote
BarleyNY Posted February 14 Posted February 14 19 hours ago, SoMAn said: I like Brown. I don't have any problem with is play. I think he was unfairly maligned by some, who maybe had unrealistic expectations for him as a starting NFL tackle. He was given baptism by fire as a rookie, and in '22, playing through an injury (bad ankle?) Young and still learning, his play was adequate in '23 and should continue to improve and be a fixture on the line for a good while. Agreed. Also the entire OL was aided by the scheme changes since Daboll left that have gotten the ball out of Allen’s hand more quickly. Quote
SoCal Deek Posted February 14 Posted February 14 (edited) If I’m following along, the basic point of this thread is to discuss whether the Bills should jump ahead and extend Brown’s contract BEFORE it’s up next season? Do they have any legitimate money available to do that? Seems to me this same discussion could apply to any number of players who’re in their pre-contract season….no? Anybody have the list of the other players who’re in a similar situation? That’s ultimately the measuring stick. Edited February 14 by SoCal Deek Quote
Thurman#1 Posted February 14 Posted February 14 (edited) 21 hours ago, John from Riverside said: We were ready to run him out on a rail, but then his name stopped getting called which is a good thing for an offensive lineman Did we find our right tackle? Barring injury or regression, hell yeah!! He was still having a few problems early, but he got better and better and better. Against DeMarcus Lawrence, you just about didn't see Lawrence all game. I really noticed that. Edited February 14 by Thurman#1 Quote
Brand J Posted February 14 Posted February 14 (edited) I think Van Demark has looked very promising every time he’s been on the field and for a cap strapped team he’ll soon be starting at one of the spots, but he’s a better LT than RT. Edited February 14 by Brand J 2 Quote
Iraq Vet Posted February 14 Posted February 14 Brown is fine for the rest of his contract. Draft a very raw, high ceiling guy in the 6th round this year. Then lets see how it plays out when Brown's contract is up in 2025. Quote
RyanC883 Posted February 14 Posted February 14 not worried about next year, but may want to draft a replacement because he may be priced out. Quote
Saxum Posted July 19 Posted July 19 Not pay for Buffalo News so only can get it 2nd hand or by digging through cache. https://heavy.com/sports/nfl/buffalo-bills/ Quote July 17, 2024 Spencer Brown : Had offseason shoulder surgery Brown revealed Wednesday that he underwent offseason shoulder surgery but will be ready for the start of training camp next week, Ryan O'Halloran of The Buffalo News reports. Brown didn't miss a game in 2023, playing all 1,161 offensive snaps during the regular season. It was the first time the 26-year-old made it through a fully healthy campaign, though it's obvious he was playing a bit banged up. Brown is locked in atop the depth chart at right tackle for Buffalo. 1 Quote
Alphadawg7 Posted July 19 Posted July 19 On 2/13/2024 at 9:06 AM, John from Riverside said: We were ready to run him out on a rail, but then his name stopped getting called which is a good thing for an offensive lineman Did we find our right tackle? I was always about preaching patience with him and felt he showed enough promise to see what he could do once healthy again. And I feel like he did that last year and I would like to see him stay, although I would feel more comfortable seeing him put up another healthy and good season first to be safe. Quote
The Frankish Reich Posted July 19 Posted July 19 On 2/13/2024 at 10:06 AM, John from Riverside said: We were ready to run him out on a rail, but then his name stopped getting called which is a good thing for an offensive lineman Did we find our right tackle? He was a "project" draft pick, pushed into action a little too early, who looked like he'd really turned the corner and developed into a good RT last season. But that's the problem with projects. They start really producing just as they start getting really expensive .... 1 Quote
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