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By richard pallo · Posted
Zach Moss is no RB1. If he showed signs he was the Bills wouldn’t have traded him for Hines who also is no RB1. Moss is a RB 2. A good one too. Fortunately for him a season playing behind the Colts OL worked out favorably for him. Moss became available because we have an RB1 and the Bengals jumped at the chance to fill a hole in their lineup and Moss can do that like he did for the Colts when Taylor wasn’t available. He is not a back teams have to worry about like they have to do for Taylor. Every team needs an RB1. He was the Bills RB1 for a short time and shipped off to the Colts for Hines. And they drafted him. He certainly belongs on a NFL roster. I wish he stayed to back up Taylor. But money and opportunity always talks as it should. I worry about our RB position if something happens to Taylor for a long period. I think we should be looking for a proven player who would be that true backup you can rely on behind Taylor. Right now that backup position is a position that concerns me. The other being starting FS. -
By Dingus McGirt · Posted
Pierce detractors always give me a good chuckle. -
By richard pallo · Posted
Yup. That’s another one that would peak my interest. Hard to see it happening though. -
https://www.statmuse.com/nba/ask/wilt-career-high-against-bill-russell -
It’s a ripple effect. Rome Odunze is still unsigned and that has a ripple effect on what happens to the WRs drafted after him, with agents closely watching. Last I heard, Brian Thomas Jr. of Jaguars, Xavier Worthy, Ricky Pearsall, Ladd McConkey, Jalynn Polk, are all unsigned, the last time I checked. All these WRs drafted before AD. Watch, once Odunze signs, there will be a whole lot of reactive signings at WR position.
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