Yibbyl

Grrrrrrrr!

So, next year we try to address this...unless we got very lucky in the draft!

Was totally joking about Kittle. He isn't going anywhere...top 2 TE in the league. The serious comment was the idea that I'd be OK with getting into a bidding war with the Pats to get Rudolph. Like I said before, I'd still keep Kroft and Rudolph absolutely makes us a better team.

I had the same concerns after the Pats cut ASJ. How about they get Rudolph and we get Kittle?!? Yeah, I know - wishful thinking. Seriously, though...they went after ASJ and brought back Watson, which means they were willing to address that TE position with multiple players. What's to stop them from trying again? I also wonder if Bean would ever get into a bidding war with another team? Normally, I would be guarded against doing that, but if it also takes away a weapon from someone in our division... I could live with that depending on the long term, guaranteed cost.

He should have been canned years ago. His blatant bias was unprofessional.

The short answer here is that Rudolph would make us a better team. Period. It wouldn't bother me to see both he and Kroft kept. Beane says he wants competition. To me that means we keep as much quality as we can. Sweeney or Croom could easily be expendable, just depends whether the FO would prefer the depth to have blocking or receiving skills.

Seems he started catching the ball more regularly, but he always was a good blocking TE. He wasn't given a lot of opportunity here, but he was reliable when we needed him to tie someone up.

This is affecting me far more than I would have guessed. RIP Pancho.

Welcome to the group! My opinion, too. Further, I suspect Josh's rushing yards actually fall as 1) I expect his passing game to improve and 2) I think the coaches will encourage him to be a little more cautious. This is not to say they won't continue to design running plays for him, but I do think he will be highly encouraged to slide more and sooner than he did last season.

Thank you, Sir!

I usually go defense, but this year I would love a Foster with a Foster's beer hiding in the background! LOL

Umm, a 287# ILB?!? LOL Even in a base 3-4, that's enormous at the OLB position, where 270# is considered massive. The ILB's are usually much lighter and faster to fill gaps quick and make tackles. First, Oliver would realistically have to drop 25# and we already have a blistering fast playcaller back there anyway who made good progress as a rookie. Wonder who wrote that and what in the heck they were thinking! Nah, we want that speed at the DT position to get in the face of QB's immediately after the snap. Hoping to see Oliver terrorizing Brady this year!

No, not drafted, but now a Buc. https://www.ubbullrun.com/2019/4/27/18516095/nfl-draft-2019-buffalo-bulls-wide-receiver-anthony-johnson-tampa-bay

Ah, you beat me! We need to close out or delete the one I made. Couldn't see how to do it. Here's another link for the Jackson signing. https://billswire.usatoday.com/2019/04/27/university-buffalo-bulls-tyree-jackson-signs-buffalo-bills/

Figured I'd just make one spot for us to add the ADFA's. -------------------------- First one signed is QB Tyree Jackson out of Buffalo! https://billswire.usatoday.com/2019/04/27/university-buffalo-bulls-tyree-jackson-signs-buffalo-bills/