Well, if they're gonna be in the draft market for a new #1 WR, at least they chose a year where there should be a candidate, even as far back as they're picking this year. The deepest WR group ever.
We could see 22 WRs taken in the first three rounds. It is indeed, extremely deep. I think the Bills should take at least 2 WRs to be honest.
That was an interesting twist to the whole deal. The Texans were basically signaling that this was a trial and error type of deal. They know he wanted out of Minnesota and Buffalo, because he didn't like the number of touches he received. Stroud comes across as a "share the wealth" type of person.
I agree on the Joe Brady part towards the end of last season but I think that was a case of trying to limit mistakes from Josh Allen. The other part I'm not sold on though. Diggs was the second most targeted receiver in the league over the 4 seasons in Buffalo averaging 160 per season over that span which is exactly what he had last season. The "wanting the ball more" schtick just doesn't fly for me. He is likely to get far fewer targets now with the Texans as they have 3 other very reliable targets already.
Correct. Diggs constantly wanted more. When the organization wanted to make the offense more balanced -- more focus on running the football, less pressure on Allen -- Diggs' complaining started to increase.
Joe Brady was brought in because the Bills' offense consistently stalled in the second half and Ken Dorsey's offensive schemes were vanilla and predictable. They needed a new face in order to jump start the offense. Brady not only brought the offense make to life, but the team developed a strong running game identity with James Cook
