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It's been 24 hours and I still cannot understand the reason that Evans was traded. Why did the FO feel the need to get rid of him? He's not expensive, still a very productive player, still young, locker room leader.
WHY??? If I understood a reason maybe at least we could move on. This, I cannot.
It's been 24 hours and I still cannot understand the reason that Evans was traded. Why did the FO feel the need to get rid of him? He's not expensive, still a very productive player, still young, locker room leader.
WHY??? If I understood a reason maybe at least we could move on. This, I cannot.
Two ways I'm fine with it.
1) We turn around and get a starter at another position by trading a pick
2) We end up with more wins than last year
It's been 24 hours and I still cannot understand the reason that Evans was traded. Why did the FO feel the need to get rid of him? He's not expensive, still a very productive player, still young, locker room leader.
WHY??? If I understood a reason maybe at least we could move on. This, I cannot.
Rebuilding teams aren't built around declining 30 year old one trick ponies.
Come on, he's the last piece of the SB puzzle for the Ravens, haven't you heard? His numbers over his career blow away Derrick Mason's...no wait, strike that.
Evans was a classy guy, but he wasn't even the leading receiver on the Bills the past 2 years. He's never been a #1 WR, despite being paid like one. The Bills got the most they could for him before he was gone.
It's been 24 hours and I still cannot understand the reason that Evans was traded. Why did the FO feel the need to get rid of him? He's not expensive, still a very productive player, still young, locker room leader.
WHY??? If I understood a reason maybe at least we could move on. This, I cannot.
Maybe there is a reason Evans looked to be half-assing it throughout this training camp. No sense going full bore and risking injury if you know you might be dealt, or asked to be dealt.
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Obviously Lee is good enough to be the 3rd WR for Baltimore, but the Bills brass feels we're so stacked at WR we don't need him as a 2 or 3. He's not good enough to be a Bill according to the warped delusional inept mindset of this franchise.
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