‘According to Pro Football Focus, Spain was ranked at No. 35 among guards with a 62.3 grade. According to PFF, Spain allowed only one sack last year in 856 snaps and his pass blocking grade has been 75.6 or higher in each of his pro seasons. His run blocking has been less consistent.’
Archives for April 4, 2019
NFL draft preview: An embarrassment of riches at tight end could benefit Bills
‘Outside of 2017, taking a tight end early has not been common. In the past 10 years, only one has been taken in the top 10 picks (Detroit selected Eric Ebron 10th overall in 2014). Over that same time span, only the 2017 class featured more than three tight ends being chosen in the top 50 picks. The 2017 class had five tight ends go in the top 50 – a number that could be matched this year.’
Bills fans respond to alleged cheating in poll in most charitable way, again
‘“For me, I’m all about revenge, you know? I don’t like losing,” Shelby Waddle said Wednesday afternoon. “When I lose due to people cheating, the best revenge for me is to really stick it to ’em. And what better way to stick it to ’em than donate to charity in their city and essentially prove what they proved the opposite of doing when they cheated.’
Kim Pegula talks sports betting, fan strategy for Bills, Sabres
‘“Sports betting is certainly a conversation that we’re having,” she said, “and how does that change the (in-game) experience?”’
Things to know about the Bills newest signing, guard Quinton Spain
‘He worked his way into the starting lineup by early that season and he never looked back, starting 48 of the 50 games he played for the Titans, all at left guard. Ironically, his first career start came against the Bills on Oct. 11, 2015, the game Buffalo rallied to win 14-13 in Tennessee as Tyrod Taylor conducted his first fourth-quarter comeback victory.’