Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • BillsImpossible
    Registered User
    • Mar 2013
    • 16206

    Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

    Goodwin and Graham got their chance and shined. Hogan played well too. I think the offense we saw against the Jets is what Hackett envisioned. Run the ball (even if it's not working) and hit the big plays on the edge with two speed receivers.

    The offense exploded in 30 mph winds. Longest pass plays of the year. Multiple big plays were made, and EJ Manuel had his best day (so far) as the Bills franchise QB against a good Jets defense.

    Robert Woods didn't play today, and neither did Stevie Johnson.

    Woods has played very well for a rookie. Stevie Johnson is due to make over $8 million next year.

    Stevie Johnson is good, but I think Jairus Byrd is better.

    I hate to say this, because Stevie Johnson has always played his nuts off for the Bills, but I think he has been holding the Bills offense back and might not see a lot of time for the rest of the season - even if he's healthy.
  • TacklingDummy
    Unreachable Douche
    • Jul 2002
    • 71725

    #2
    Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

    Never been a fan of him.
    Too many drops, too many injuries, and too much mouth.

    Comment

    • Crisis
      Registered User
      • Aug 2004
      • 12738

      #3
      Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

      Originally posted by TacklingDummy View Post
      Never been a fan of him.
      Too many drops, too many injuries, and too much mouth.
      You're not a fan of anybody.
      Originally posted by LOSman WINS
      Vanek is Austrian not European
      Originally posted by Prov401
      Pacquiao isn't asian. He's from the philippines
      Originally posted by better days
      I will not be surprised if Tebow has more success than Peyton in the NFL.

      Comment

      • BillsImpossible
        Registered User
        • Mar 2013
        • 16206

        #4
        Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

        Who would you rather keep right now? Byrd for $9 million per season, or Stevie Johnson at $8.5 million in 2014, $8.85 million in 2015 and $8.95 million in 2016?

        Comment

        • Mr. Pink
          Peterman Sucks!
          • Mar 2006
          • 35303

          #5
          Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

          I believe Stevie is due a roster bonus this offseason.

          It would surprise me if they cut or traded him as all it would do is create another hole they have to fill.

          We can let Stevie go and draft Sammy Watkins! YaY!

          Spin the wheels.

          Comment

          • BillsImpossible
            Registered User
            • Mar 2013
            • 16206

            #6
            Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

            Originally posted by Mr. Pink View Post
            I believe Stevie is due a roster bonus this offseason.

            It would surprise me if they cut or traded him as all it would do is create another hole they have to fill.

            We can let Stevie go and draft Sammy Watkins! YaY!

            Spin the wheels.
            Another hole to fill? I think you missed my point. Johnson is replaceable. He's good, not great. He does not have game changing speed. Graham and Goodwin are rookies with game changing speed. Robert Woods is fast too, but not as fast as Goodwin and Graham. Graham is not a rookie.

            The offense really opened up today without Johnson in the lineup. I don't think he's on the team next year because the Bills are going to pay Jairus Byrd big money instead.
            Last edited by BillsImpossible; 11-17-2013, 05:22 PM.

            Comment

            • jdaltroy5
              Registered User
              • Aug 2012
              • 3227

              #7
              Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

              Originally posted by BillsImpossible View Post
              Who would you rather keep right now? Byrd for $9 million per season, or Stevie Johnson at $8.5 million in 2014, $8.85 million in 2015 and $8.95 million in 2016?
              Why not both?

              Why does everyone always present an either/or scenario when it comes to players?

              Comment

              • Crisis
                Registered User
                • Aug 2004
                • 12738

                #8
                Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

                Do your opinions change weekly?

                Byrd had an average game, but he didn't make a, "big play." If there was ever a game that I thought Byrd would have had a pick in, today was it against Alex Smith but it didn't happen. Leonhard was calling the defensive secondary plays when he was on the field, and the Bills had a lot of INT's. It seems like ever
                Originally posted by LOSman WINS
                Vanek is Austrian not European
                Originally posted by Prov401
                Pacquiao isn't asian. He's from the philippines
                Originally posted by better days
                I will not be surprised if Tebow has more success than Peyton in the NFL.

                Comment

                • The Jokeman
                  Registered User
                  • Dec 2003
                  • 9995

                  #9
                  Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

                  Originally posted by BillsImpossible View Post
                  Another hole to fill? I think you missed my point. Johnson is replaceable. He's good, not great. He does not have game changing speed. Graham and Goodwin are rookies with game changing speed. Robert Woods is fast too, but not as fast as Goodwin and Graham. Graham is not a rookie.

                  The offense really opened up today without Johnson in the lineup. I don't think he's on the team next year because the Bills are going to pay Jairus Byrd big money instead.
                  When Stevie was healthy earlier in the season he was making more plays. He's fighting through injuries and why been less than great of late. We have more than enough cap room to keep Stevie and Byrd so you keep both. I also say bring in another vet WR in here to add to the mix as inspite of their play today I can't say I'm confident in Goodwin and Graham on a week by week basis.

                  Comment

                  • elltrain22
                    Registered User
                    • Sep 2003
                    • 4281

                    #10
                    Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

                    Yes he does, IMO, that is a no brainer. The thing I take away is that Hogan & Goodwin need more snaps.
                    If you walk with Jesus today, you don't have anything to worry about tomorrow...

                    Comment

                    • Night Train
                      Retired - On Several Levels
                      • Jul 2005
                      • 33117

                      #11
                      Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

                      I'm thinking he's not on next seasons Bills roster.
                      Anonymity is an abused privilege, abused most by people who mistake vitriol for wisdom and cynicism for wit

                      Comment

                      • The Jokeman
                        Registered User
                        • Dec 2003
                        • 9995

                        #12
                        Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

                        Originally posted by Mr. Pink View Post
                        I believe Stevie is due a roster bonus this offseason.

                        It would surprise me if they cut or traded him as all it would do is create another hole they have to fill.

                        We can let Stevie go and draft Sammy Watkins! YaY!

                        Spin the wheels.
                        Or maybe we'll move Spiller because he wasn't great this year and draft Ka'Deem Carey in the draft.

                        Comment

                        • Mr. Pink
                          Peterman Sucks!
                          • Mar 2006
                          • 35303

                          #13
                          Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

                          Originally posted by BillsImpossible View Post
                          Another hole to fill? I think you missed my point. Johnson is replaceable. He's good, not great. He does not have game changing speed. Graham and Goodwin are rookies with game changing speed. Robert Woods is fast too, but not as fast as Goodwin and Graham. Graham is not a rookie.

                          The offense really opened up today without Johnson in the lineup. I don't think he's on the team next year because the Bills are going to pay Jairus Byrd big money instead.
                          An 80 catch 1000 yards receiver is replaceable?

                          What are you gonna do roll with Woods as the 1, Goodwin the 2, Graham the 3?

                          You need to bring in someone to replace the production. Woods hasn't shown he can be the main target yet. Goodwin is the guy who's gonna stretch the field and make a few plays underneath and Graham just runs as he's not all that good at anything else.

                          Hogan is meh and easily replaceable. Easley is a bum and easily replaceable.

                          Johnson is not easily replaceable.

                          Comment

                          • TacklingDummy
                            Unreachable Douche
                            • Jul 2002
                            • 71725

                            #14
                            Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

                            Originally posted by Mr. Pink View Post

                            Johnson is not easily replaceable.
                            He is when the QB plays the way he did today.

                            Comment

                            • BillsImpossible
                              Registered User
                              • Mar 2013
                              • 16206

                              #15
                              Re: Does Stevie Johnson "Fit," In The Bills Offense?

                              Originally posted by jdaltroy5 View Post
                              Why not both?

                              Why does everyone always present an either/or scenario when it comes to players?
                              Because the Bills can't pay a #3 slot receiver $8.5 million for a guy who is close to 30 years old, does not have game changing speed, and can be replaced with depth.

                              Comment

                              Working...
                              X