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The defense in the second half turned in a really good performance. Kudos to Babich to making the right adjustments. 80 total yards 1 turnover that turned into a TD for the Bills Two 3 and outs only 3 points given up by the defense 4th down stop to win the game

Bills offense was highly efficient

The offense played very well

- Arizona has a pretty good offense and Murray is tough to stop - The Bills executed at a very high level on offense and played an A rated game - The offensive play calling on the last drive was too conservative and too many runs on 1st downs, would like to see Brady be a little more aggressive there. - The defense on the first few drives were all out of sorts, blowing coverage, defenders were leaving receivers wide open for easy 1st down conversions. - The defense and Babich made good halftime adjustments and the defense played well in the 2nd half - Nice to see Von make an important 3rd down sack in the 2nd half - Groot is gonna be a problem - Josh Allen begins his MVP run

He’s worth well over $12m a year.

I agree that it is a transition year, but I do not agree that the season is lost. I expect the Bills to be as competitive as they ever have by the time we get into the playoffs. Josh Allen I believe is going to have one of his best years yet, the running backs, offensive line and TE's will be better than most in the NFL and I think the WR room is going to be just fine. The Defensive line is a strength, Linebackers are solid and when Milano returns will be elite, the CB's appear to be on a really good track. For me the biggest question marks will be Safety and Bass.

I think the calculation at least for me is will the combination of a clearly ascending Shakir and Kincaid, along with Samuels, Coleman, Hollins/MVS, Knox will be be better in year two and a training camp under Joe Brady than last year's unit. Honestly, it wouldn't surprise me either way if we put better or worse numbers/wins than last year.

I think by the time we get to sometime around the back half of the season it will be pretty close to 50/50

It was similar to McDermott's, I don't have the quote right here and it was rather innocuous but something along the lines that there is a vibe of unselfishness permeating through the team.

First it was Kincaid, then Josh and now McD. For those that just want to say "nothing to see here". Okey dokey

That will make the rounds

I misspoke I meant claypool and shavers

They will go with 6. Coleman Samuels Shakir Hollins MVS The last spot between Coleman and Shavers. MVS makes it because he is the best field stretcher of the bunch.

Beane will be judged with a little extra oomph on whether or not Keon pans out for the Bills. Especially so because of the Bills history with trading with KC and that KC has had the edge over the Bills. With that said, it is very clear that the Bills valued Keon higher than Worthy or at the very least as high as Worthy. So from Beane's perspective the Bills ended up ahead on the trade going into and on draft day.

I think that’s a good comp but I do think Ray Davis has better hands and short area burst than Henry. Maybe not quite as physical but pretty close.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m very impressed with what Keon has done and looks as if it is very likely he will be a big contributor to this offense this year as a rookie. Just that I think Ray Davis is a sure fire draft choice.

I know its only training camp but I've been very high on Ray Davis for a while now. I think he's the most sure bet player in this draft for the Bills to be a meaningful contributor. His quickness, agility, strength, catching ability and nose for the goal line are going to make him a solid player for this offense. I wouldn't be surprised that at some point in the year that he gets as many snaps as Cook.

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The fact that Coleman is performing as well as he has in the first three practices is an extremely positive sign that he will be a significant contributor to the offense as a rookie.

This was the play I believe

I can envision a realistic scenario that as a whole the entire receiving group including RB's and TE's will perform at a highly efficient level without any WR being considered a top 15% WR in the league. Samuels is going to surprise people this year, he's a much better intermediate route runner than people realize. Shakir is going to continue to ascend and be another productive receiver. Coleman will have a better rookie season than I think people are expecting out of him for this year. I think he's going to be a really good red zone target and will bail out Josh similar to what Diggs and Davis would do on those scramble plays. The other wide receivers will perform better than most WR 4 and WR 5's in the league. Dalton Kincaid is going to break out and become a household name. Knox will be a top end TE #2 in the league. Cook is an upper tier receiving RB Ray Davis will show that he is a quality receiving RB Ty Johnson/Gore will also get their catches when given opportunities. As a whole the receiving group I think will perform better than TBD expectations.

I think so. I understand the concept of judging him by his performance last year and combining that with his age to come to that conclusion. It makes sense. However, the vast majority of players who rely on their athletic skill set to excel at their positions struggle the year after that sort of an injury. He was beginning to show signs of improvement at the end of the year and there have been plenty of players that have done well at his age. When you factor that with what some people have been saying about how he appears to have regained his athleticism at least looks much improved from where he was just 6-9 months ago and his recent statements that he's made. Before he was Mr. positivity on pretty much everything now he sounds like Mr. chip on his shoulder and he is fully aware at least in his mind that how he does this year is going to play a factor into his legacy. I think if he can avoid injury this year he will be a 6 - 10 sack guy this season.