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I've found this article at scout.com, and the guy makes an argument for Buffalo to go for Boldin
Wouldn't htat be just dandy.. but even the writer knows how cheap ralphie is and the chances of this are slim
but our O could use a dose of explosiveness
theres more to the article then the quote... something to read and dream about I guess
We really need a WR to take pressure off of Lee and cause mismatches for O's
Wouldn't htat be just dandy.. but even the writer knows how cheap ralphie is and the chances of this are slim
but our O could use a dose of explosiveness
theres more to the article then the quote... something to read and dream about I guess
It’s not rocket science. Boldin is precisely what Buffalo’s offense needs, that rare-breed physical freak that single-handedly opens up an offense. Boldin plays much, much bigger than his ripped 6-foot-1, 220-pound frame suggests and would certainly trigger Evans best attribute – eating up one-on-one coverage on the deep ball.
Traditionally, the Bills do next-to-nothing to aid their young quarterbacks. Going hard after Boldin would pump life into a franchise that’s been dragging its feet for a decade. If the Bills dangle the 11th overall pick to Arizona, the Cardinals will be tempted. Breaking the bank on one player sounds like a death sentence. But in this case, it could lift the Bills back into AFC East contention.
Traditionally, the Bills do next-to-nothing to aid their young quarterbacks. Going hard after Boldin would pump life into a franchise that’s been dragging its feet for a decade. If the Bills dangle the 11th overall pick to Arizona, the Cardinals will be tempted. Breaking the bank on one player sounds like a death sentence. But in this case, it could lift the Bills back into AFC East contention.
We really need a WR to take pressure off of Lee and cause mismatches for O's
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