Boring Friday so i thought i'd pop on here with a question for you guys.

 

With the Bills trading a 6th rounder to the Bucs for Mike Williams and rumors about Buffalo's interest in Stevie Johnson, would you throw a 6th or a 7th for him?  Mike Williams is the better receiver and was valued as worth a 6th.  This scenario would of course assume Caldwell doesn't plan to draft Watkins.

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Boring Friday so i thought i'd pop on here with a question for you guys.

 

With the Bills trading a 6th rounder to the Bucs for Mike Williams and rumors about Buffalo's interest in Stevie Johnson, would you throw a 6th or a 7th for him?  Mike Williams is the better receiver and was valued as worth a 6th.  This scenario would of course assume Caldwell doesn't plan to draft Watkins.

 

Is Buffalo looking to get rid of Steve Johnson? Why wouldn't they just want to keep both? 

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When i read the article about the trade, they had mentioned that Stevie was on the hot seat there for some reason.  I really haven't looked much into it.

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When i read the article about the trade, they had mentioned that Stevie was on the hot seat there for some reason.  I really haven't looked much into it.

 

I know he sometimes has a real bad case of the drops....perhaps thats it. He had a couple good seasons years back....I dunno.....I'd be more apt to just address the position in the draft. 

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I know he sometimes has a real bad case of the drops....perhaps thats it. He had a couple good seasons years back....I dunno.....I'd be more apt to just address the position in the draft. 

Agreed, especially in this years. although i don't know if you'll find one of his caliber in those late rounds.  Caldwell values his picks too much (which i love) to do it anyway, so i know it's not realistic just a thought.  I wouldn't be suprised to see another team try.

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Nahhh too many drops. I still remember that one vs the steelers. Wide open in the end zone and DROP. That cost them the game

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I don't think a six would get Stevie Johnson. I also don't think the Bills would actually part ways with him. Mike Williams is far from a sure thing, as evidenced by the sixth-round pick.

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When he was a free agent last year I really wanted the Jags to make a play for Stevie Johnson, but they probably wouldn't give up a draft pick, and that's fine. 

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Buffalo suddenly has a very dangerous receiving Corps, giving no excuse for Manuel not to succeed from a weapons standpoint.  The Bills will not exit Stevie Johnson due to signing Williams.   

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When i read the article about the trade, they had mentioned that Stevie was on the hot seat there for some reason.  I really haven't looked much into it
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Classic.

 

So you make a post about something that you've attempted zero due diligence on?

 

#33

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I remember watching Buffalo for maybe five minutes last season.

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I remember watching Buffalo for maybe five minutes last season.

I'm sure that experience was very forgettable too.

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Titansequaltrash aka my mini me. Follows me around like a cute puppy dog.

Classic.

 

So you make a post about something that you've attempted zero due diligence on?

 

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Some people take a fan forum wayy too seriously

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I don't think the bills would trade Stevie! Him woods and Williams is a pretty solid group add Ebron to that mix and ej has no excuse but I think they will draft a tackle

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If the Bills got Ebron their skill posisitions would be one of the best in the league, but EJ is trash so whatever.

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Nope

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I would take him, he's a very good player. I would not give up more than a 4 or 5 for him though.

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

With Ralph Wilson passing I wonder who's running the show up there?

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

Per rotoworld


ESPN.com's Mike Rodak considers Stevie Johnson's roster spot in jeopardy.

Coming off an injury-riddled 2013, Johnson is set to count $8.5 million against the cap. He's a candidate to be released following Buffalo's trade for Mike Williams, with second-year receivers Robert Woods and Marquise Goodwin both capable of taking on expanded roles.


I wouldn't mind trading a 5th rounder for him.

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He will be released. Why trade for him at 8.5 million?

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