@TheOppReportFF@Schultz_Report My take is that with knowing what we know now, it is easy to call the Samuel, Miller and even the Palmer contracts as overpays. Although, I think some bad luck plays into it with the injuries. My issue is more going back to the “well” repeatedly with aging veterans.
@TheOppReportFF@Schultz_Report Hindsight is 20/20. I am sure every team would go for the player that was a sure thing with the info now. I am not a Beane defender, but I am not sure the draft is where Beane is at his worst. FA is more an issue imho
@TheOppReportFF@Schultz_Report 2019 - Oliver, 2020 - Given up for Diggs, 2021-Rousseau, 2022- Elam, 2023-Kincaid, 2024- Traded out of first round, 2025-Hairston and 2026-Traded out of first round. 4 out of 5 are still on team…80% isn’t horrible.
@CircleTheWgns17 So many people think that fantasy football is how football really works. There is no way that NE trades him and even if there was a possibility, it would never be with the Bills.
@keishschmidt@TheBillsGuys This is why seats near aisles are always risky. If you think that the glass is bad, wait until people are going by constantly during the game
@roninburntorng You have info that this guy isn’t predicted to be in the top 4? I have seen where some execs see this guy as a potential top pairing. You do realize that when you have a ton of skill at one position that you can trade for another position?
@stringbean02@NickSabatoGNN I live just outside Jacksonville. They literally have the most casual fans who know nothing about their team. They don’t even follow the team until their college team’s season is over. I wouldn’t hold much value in anything their “fans” say
@ShaambaBaashdi@OrthodoxOrigen Lamar has very little playoff success and Josh Allen was the number one statistical playoff QB of all time going into the Jags game…so the facts are a “defeater” of your argument.