I think the roster still has significant holes. I hope the Bills will be actively signing players through camp and the pre-season as they come available.
Spend a few minutes on the official depth chart and you certainly wish for depth.
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There are some great details in this thread!!!
Seriously, what areas of depth of of concern to you?
I think we have good depth in the DBs, some good LB depth (Ellison, Digi), Pretty good D line depth.
On O, Losman is a good backup QB. We are pretty set at RB assuming the Rookie makes it. WR is all set depth wise.
I have some concern about the OL depth. We have a couple of #2 TEs... depth isnt as much of a concern there as the starter!
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I actually think our depth is the best it's been in several years, except on the O line, where we're thin, and perhaps Safety.
What we appear to lack the most are a top flight TE and a proven #2 WR.Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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I think this post belongs as a reply to EdwardsEra thread So, whats next? cause it just seems like a reply to that...Originally posted by paladin warriorRALPH is drove me nut.
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Originally posted by tankedThere are some great details in this thread!!!
Seriously, what areas of depth of of concern to you?
I think we have good depth in the DBs, some good LB depth (Ellison, Digi), Pretty good D line depth.
On O, Losman is a good backup QB. We are pretty set at RB assuming the Rookie makes it. WR is all set depth wise.
I have some concern about the OL depth. We have a couple of #2 TEs... depth isnt as much of a concern there as the starter!
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Again, what's so bad about our talent level except at TE and 2nd WR, where we have a number of candidates, but no one really proven.Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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Originally posted by tankedThere are some great details in this thread!!!
Seriously, what areas of depth of of concern to you?
I think we have good depth in the DBs, some good LB depth (Ellison, Digi), Pretty good D line depth.
On O, Losman is a good backup QB. We are pretty set at RB assuming the Rookie makes it. WR is all set depth wise.
I have some concern about the OL depth. We have a couple of #2 TEs... depth isnt as much of a concern there as the starter!
At TE we have depth in the sense that the starters are just as awful as the back-ups.
The OL also has no depth, especially at tackle.
RB and QB should be OK, provided it's not for an extended period of time.
The depth on D is decent, but the O is in rough shape.
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Originally posted by OpIv37Our WR depth is terrible. Hell, our WR starters are terrible. If we lose Evans for any significant amount of time, this team is done.
There is no doubt we need Hardy to develop into our #2 guy, but I wouldn't say we're "terrible" by any means at WR.
Sometimes, Op, you need to consider the fact that young guys develop.Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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Originally posted by Jan ReimersBesides Evans, we have veterans Reed and Parrish, a big time rookie in Hardy, a promising prospect in Johnson, and three developing guys in Jenkins, Huggins, and Mayle.
There is no doubt we need Hardy to develop into our #2 guy, but I wouldn't say we're "terrible" by any means at WR.
Sometimes, Op, you need to consider the fact that young guys develop.
Young guys take years to develop usually at WR, you seem to be very complacent with a good blocking WR, an undersized WR, and one good WR as a solid core. We may very well get nothing out of Hardy this year, which is typically the case for rookie WR's and I expect nothing out of Johnson, Jenkins, Huggings, and Mayle. We have little depth at WR, and even less talent.COMING SOON...
Originally posted by Dr.LecterWe were both drunk and Hillary did not look that bad at 2 AM, I swear!!!!!!
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Originally posted by Jan ReimersBesides Evans, we have veterans Reed and Parrish, a big time rookie in Hardy, a promising prospect in Johnson, and three developing guys in Jenkins, Huggins, and Mayle.
There is no doubt we need Hardy to develop into our #2 guy, but I wouldn't say we're "terrible" by any means at WR.
Sometimes, Op, you need to consider the fact that young guys develop.
As far as Jenkins and Mayle, we had them last year and they couldn't even break into the roster despite our WR's being terrible.
As far as Hardy and Johnson, look at the recent history of 1st year receivers- it's not good at all. Every now and then there's an anomaly like Colston, but those are few and far between and the odds of that happening are slim to none.
Hardy, Johnson, Huggins, Mayle and Jenkins- if those guys played for the Dolphins and a Fin fan came on here talking about how great the Dolphins receivers were going to be, we'd rip him to shreds. Outside of Evans, our WR's are pretty damn bad. And as we found out last year, one guy can't do it all.
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Originally posted by OpIv37Hardy, Johnson, Huggins, Mayle and Jenkins- if those guys played for the Dolphins and a Fin fan came on here talking about how great the Dolphins receivers were going to be, we'd rip him to shreds. Outside of Evans, our WR's are pretty damn bad. And as we found out last year, one guy can't do it all.
We replaced Price with Hardy and now our O is top 15th vs. 30th??
The O-line is one injury away from being terrible. We saw what happened when Peters went down.
Just look at the backup lineman.
Alot of this is TD's fault and his horrible drafting so I'm not looking to blame the current regime. It's just fact.
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Originally posted by HHURRICANEWe replaced Price with Hardy and now our O is top 15th vs. 30th??"It is better to be divided by truth than to be united by error." -- Martin Luther
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Originally posted by PhilagapeWith improvement from Edwards and Lynch, better play calling, better run blocking, yeah it could get there. I'd be disappointed if it didn't.
As far as the play-calling, it probably will improve but Schonert's completely untested so even that's not a definite.
Even if Edwards, Lynch, the run-blocking and the play-calling improve, this offense will NOT be 15th. The talent just isn't there. They'll be lucky to be 24th.
I think a lot of the people here are assuming improvement means this O will be good enough. People forget that this offense was so bad last year that it's possible to improve significantly but still completely suck.
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