skibum Posted Wednesday at 02:21 AM Posted Wednesday at 02:21 AM I would never write off a player like Diggs, but this does seem like a lot of money for his age, and for what he has shown on the field lately. If he can play like he did his prime years in Buffalo, it will be a great pickup for NE. But can he still do it? Quote
PromoTheRobot Posted Wednesday at 02:28 AM Posted Wednesday at 02:28 AM How are we going to deal when he does something good? 2 1 Quote
Low Positive Posted Wednesday at 02:33 AM Posted Wednesday at 02:33 AM 4 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said: How are we going to deal when he does something good? Not well. 4 Quote
TheBrownBear Posted Wednesday at 02:38 AM Posted Wednesday at 02:38 AM 3 hours ago, Rocky Landing said: It'll be interesting to see the reception he gets at Highmark, from both Bills' players, and fans. I really hope the fans are gracious and welcoming. Diggs was a PITA at times, but he brought a ton of excitement and he really did help Allen grow into the quarterback that he is today. 3 1 Quote
RyanC883 Posted Wednesday at 02:41 AM Posted Wednesday at 02:41 AM the beauty of this is it should prevent the Pats from obtaining a WR in the draft this year or next. If they draft one, and that person gets targets, the yaps will be incoming all over and a huge distraction for Maye. This is not the same Diggs the Bills signed early in JA's career. Although I guess the Pats* have the money and believe it will accelerate Maye's development, so from that standpoint, it makes sense. Quote
Mister Defense Posted Wednesday at 02:55 AM Posted Wednesday at 02:55 AM (edited) 2 hours ago, Low Positive said: I would imagine that they sold him on a "team on the rise" that is just like when he was traded to the Bills. With that much money, it wouldn't take much to talk him into that.  But they really are that, a team on the rise. Maye was one of the best young 1st year quarterbacks I have seen in a while. And huge upside. To me they are the team that may unseat the Dolphins for 2nd place in the East.  Good, as the Bills need a team to push them in the division and overall have not had that in a while.   Edited Wednesday at 02:58 AM by Mister Defense 2 Quote
JoshAllin Posted Wednesday at 03:19 AM Posted Wednesday at 03:19 AM I guess they aren't expecting him to throw fits when things don't go so well on a team that hasn't been good for a while now Quote
The Firebaugh Kid Posted Wednesday at 03:24 AM Posted Wednesday at 03:24 AM 45 minutes ago, TheBrownBear said: I really hope the fans are gracious and welcoming. Diggs was a PITA at times, but he brought a ton of excitement and he really did help Allen grow into the quarterback that he is today. I don’t have any hate towards the guy. He wanted to win. He was a great player for the bills. 29 minutes ago, Mister Defense said:  But they really are that, a team on the rise. Maye was one of the best young 1st year quarterbacks I have seen in a while. And huge upside. To me they are the team that may unseat the Dolphins for 2nd place in the East.  Good, as the Bills need a team to push them in the division and overall have not had that in a while.   Thats still a 9-8 team at best. But I do agree I think they’ll take second place this year. 1 1 Quote
Richard Noggin Posted Wednesday at 04:07 AM Posted Wednesday at 04:07 AM 56 minutes ago, Mister Defense said:  But they really are that, a team on the rise. Maye was one of the best young 1st year quarterbacks I have seen in a while. And huge upside. To me they are the team that may unseat the Dolphins for 2nd place in the East.  Good, as the Bills need a team to push them in the division and overall have not had that in a while.    The Pats going from one of the most obviously talent deficient rosters to "a team on the rise" in the span of just a few offseason months is...interesting.  ***So I was going to drum up some reflexive Patriots hater-ation and criticize you @Mister Defense and your somewhat positive characterization of the wankers, but then I quickly looked at their roster moves to date, combined with coaching changes, and...you're probably right.  I hate that. 2 Quote
Mikie2times Posted Wednesday at 04:09 AM Posted Wednesday at 04:09 AM Saw my friend post this 😂 1 Quote
Success Posted Wednesday at 04:16 AM Posted Wednesday at 04:16 AM I'm not sold on the "team on the rise" rhetoric, or on Maye.   But just because I'm not sold doesn't mean it can't come true. They get Gonzalez & Barmore back, and with Vrabel & the other additions on D, it could be an excellent defense in '25. They have a decent WR corps now, and a good running game. The most glaring weakness is their O-line, which would probably prevent them from making a big leap.  But a leap is something they could make nonetheless. I swear - if they got back to another SB before we made one with Allen, my already thin tether to sanity will fray & disappear.  1 1 Quote
Nephilim17 Posted Wednesday at 04:31 AM Posted Wednesday at 04:31 AM He looked finished as a difference maker in the second half of his last year with us. But at least he's had over a year to tear to age and get injured. I'm sure he'll be worth every penny. Quote
Ghost_002! Posted Wednesday at 05:22 AM Posted Wednesday at 05:22 AM 4 hours ago, JohnNord said: Not after he tore his ACL.  He was the worst he’s ever been in his career.   I’m referring to the training videos he posted during the 2023 offseason  Before the tear he was on pace for another 1000 yards receiving in Houston.   And I don't know if he will pan out in NE, but for everyone bring up his ACL. You do realize they literally worked him out and got his physical before signing him right?? 1 Quote
Ghost_002! Posted Wednesday at 05:29 AM Posted Wednesday at 05:29 AM 1 hour ago, Success said: I'm not sold on the "team on the rise" rhetoric, or on Maye.   But just because I'm not sold doesn't mean it can't come true. They get Gonzalez & Barmore back, and with Vrabel & the other additions on D, it could be an excellent defense in '25. They have a decent WR corps now, and a good running game. The most glaring weakness is their O-line, which would probably prevent them from making a big leap.  But a leap is something they could make nonetheless. I swear - if they got back to another SB before we made one with Allen, my already thin tether to sanity will fray & disappear.   That's what the draft is for. (Oline)   I expect them to be solid. Flirt with a playoff birth. 1 Quote
Buffalo ill Posted Wednesday at 06:21 AM Posted Wednesday at 06:21 AM Hopefully the Buffalo DBs hit him as hard as they hit their own teammates. Quote
BuffaloButt Posted Wednesday at 06:47 AM Posted Wednesday at 06:47 AM Chasing the money! Can't blame him, it is a business! Oh well for him rejoining the Bills to get a ring!  Show me the money ONLY!!! Quote
Doc Brown Posted Wednesday at 07:49 AM Posted Wednesday at 07:49 AM 5 hours ago, TheBrownBear said: I really hope the fans are gracious and welcoming. Diggs was a PITA at times, but he brought a ton of excitement and he really did help Allen grow into the quarterback that he is today. Doubt he plays catch with a kid in the stand during warm ups but I hope we don't boo him too hard. Quote
Not at the table Karlos Posted Wednesday at 09:06 AM Posted Wednesday at 09:06 AM 9 hours ago, dave mcbride said: For those who haven’t been following his injury, he is reportedly running at full speed (straight line) already. I gather he had the cleanest of ACL tears— no other damage to the adjacent parts of his knee. He’s looked really good for someone coming off an ACL. I was shocked at how good he was cutting and changing direction. 1 1 Quote
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