The more I realize that Stevie Johnson leaving Buffalo is the best thing for both sides.
This franchise already ruined their last two star receivers (Lee Evans and Eric Moulds) with an absurd QB carousel, a lack of other receiving threats and/or an inept running game. Right now, we have the running game figured out but our QB is mediocre and we don't have another big receiving threat.
We've seen what Stevie can do in this situation. The team can't continue to do the same thing and expect different results. And we know that there is no way this team will pay another receiving threat if they have to commit $7.5 million+ a year to Stevie.
Stevie could thrive on a team with a better QB/WR situation (assuming he gets over the dropsies and the maturity issues). The team could take the money they would have spent on him and spend it on a true #1 WR. There are a bunch available this year (Colston, Vincent Jackson, Reggie Wayne, Dwayne Bowe).
Assuming the Bills find a true #1 elsewhere, losing Stevie isn't the end of the world and may come with the opportunity to be better off at WR.
This franchise already ruined their last two star receivers (Lee Evans and Eric Moulds) with an absurd QB carousel, a lack of other receiving threats and/or an inept running game. Right now, we have the running game figured out but our QB is mediocre and we don't have another big receiving threat.
We've seen what Stevie can do in this situation. The team can't continue to do the same thing and expect different results. And we know that there is no way this team will pay another receiving threat if they have to commit $7.5 million+ a year to Stevie.
Stevie could thrive on a team with a better QB/WR situation (assuming he gets over the dropsies and the maturity issues). The team could take the money they would have spent on him and spend it on a true #1 WR. There are a bunch available this year (Colston, Vincent Jackson, Reggie Wayne, Dwayne Bowe).
Assuming the Bills find a true #1 elsewhere, losing Stevie isn't the end of the world and may come with the opportunity to be better off at WR.
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