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If we had Indy earlier in the season I'd be confident in a Bills win, but it's a road game in Week 12 and Luck should be hitting his stride by then.
Andrew Luck gonna tap that ass Week 12 tbh
If we had Indy earlier in the season I'd be confident in a Bills win, but it's a road game in Week 12 and Luck should be hitting his stride by then.
Bills signed one of their 5th round picks--Tank Carder. Word is our 7th Rounder (John Potter) has signed too.
Dorin erson officially signed with the Bills. The guy is a freakish athlete, but too small (225 lbs) to be a TE--or at least a traditional one. If he can play off the line or split wide then he could be a nice little asset to an offense that desperately needs receiving threats. If WR Marcus Easley is finally able to play he could be a big surprise for the O as well.
Our O-line is looking young, deep, and nasty. D-Line is looking pretty swole too. The secondary is young, but full of talent and promise.
At LB we are vastly unexperienced, but have a lot of youth there as well. Barnett will be solid as always, but Sheppard, Bradham, and Carder will all have to step up this year. Thankfully, LB is no longer as important as it used to be.
Bills offense looking pretty swole so far in training camp. The defensive line looks amazing too. T.J. Graham is ing FAST, but he's not really shown anything more than his speed on go routes. Fitz and Stevie look great. Our CB's have had a rough couple days, but we'll see what happens tomorrow during the first pads practice.
If we could somehow pry Mike Wallace away from the Steelers I'd be in heaven.
Pads go on tomorrow...I hope the Oline is ready for Mario and co.
True...i hope they figure out who's gonna be our starting LT early, though. Shuffling Glenn and Hairston in and out each day will start to become detrimental to the growth of the OL if they do this for weeks on end.
The D-line looks good so far, but we need KW and SM healthy for a change. This line could be ridiculous if healthy.
David Nelson bruised his knee, but otherwise we've been pretty healthy through the first week.
Buffalo is my darkhorse team in the AFC this year if they can stay healthy. IMO that d-line will be the 2nd best in the NFL behind the Giants.
It'd be a distant 2nd but I'd take it
Like you said, these s just need to stay healthy...
Apparently Marcus Easley and T.J. Graham killed it at camp last night. Definitely positive news.
Otoh, Gilmore and Glenn--our top 2 picks--had rough outings.
Bills will under perform this year.
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I read on wgr that Gilmore is off to a great start but I honestly don't know I haven't kept track of TC that much yet. I'm not sure how ready Glenn is to play NFL LT right now.
Easley could be our very poor mans version of victor Cruz this year. He could be the guy other NFL fans say who the is this guy?
Through minicamps and the first few days of TC, Gilmore was solid, but I've heard rumblings lately that he consistently makes the correct play/read, but still gets beat. He's young, so we'll give him time. The most encouraging thing is how physical he is with receivers, and he's a great tackler. Reminds you of Antoine Winfield, don't it?
As for Cordy Glenn, many projected him as an OG, so that might be his ultimate destination. The fact that he's struggling so far is no surprise though--especially since he's going against Mario, Mark Anderson, and Merriman in camp.
I agree on Easley and we've talked about his importance before...we badly need a #2 WR to step up...if he does our offense has great potential.
Easley is just such a beast it's hard for me to imagine him not being able to get open in this league.
I still worry about the lack of an athletic tight end as the rest of the league seems to be leaning towards that and we just have a red zone threat basically.
No more excuses though...if we win < 9 games the it's time to go draft a quarterback.
Through minicamps and the first few days of TC, Gilmore was solid, but I've heard rumblings lately that he consistently makes the correct play/read, but still gets beat. He's young, so we'll give him time. The most encouraging thing is how physical he is with receivers, and he's a great tackler. Reminds you of Antoine Winfield, don't it?
As for Cordy Glenn, many projected him as an OG, so that might be his ultimate destination. The fact that he's struggling so far is no surprise though--especially since he's going against Mario, Mark Anderson, and Merriman in camp.
I agree on Easley and we've talked about his importance before...we badly need a #2 WR to step up...if he does our offense has great potential.
D-Line continues to dominate in camp. Dareus and MW are destroying their counterparts, and Anderson looked great early on--but has sat out last couple days for minor groin strain.
The speed off the edges with MA and MW is going to be flat-out disgusting.
Im really hoping merriman is healthy...
Can you imagine 3rd and 10 and you have shawne merriman, Mario Williams, Kyle Williams, Marcel dareus and Mark Anderson racing to the Qb...even moats has speed off the edge. The potential is scary.
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But everyone was hyping the Bills last year, not MIA.
People were hyping the Bills after they started 3-0 with a win against New England. They didn't enter last season with a ton of hype, they got the same hype any surprise team that starts 3-0 will get. In 2008 they started 4-0 and got tons of hype with Trent Edwards getting compared to Jim Kelly, the same thing happened last year.
Kinda like in 2009 when the Panthers finished 4-1 with Matt Moore starting games that meant nothing
Then the next year the Panthers were all, "We're gonna dominate this year with Matt Moore starting from the get go.....oh wait no we're not we're gonna finish with the worst record in the NFL"
I'm just kidding. I have no beef with the Bills. Hope they do well.
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