RyanC883

do we know if Van Pran-Granger got any play with Allen?

Bernard should 100% be on the list. I believe his combo of sacks, int's and fumble recoveries have not been accomplished since 1991.

what exactly is this??

rookies just jumped through it. Table was in pieces--looks good all things considered.

I'd love to sign Brown long term--but I think you're right he is liekly gone, someone will overpay for a RT, and we likely need to draft a LT soon to backup, eventually replace Dawkins.

really shocked it was the supposedly high-football IQ Bishop.

awesome article. This is the part that got me: "Compared to Edmunds’ 82 games as a Bills starter, including playoffs, Bernard in merely 18 games tallied only one fewer sack, two fewer interceptions and one fewer forced fumble with three more recoveries. Edmunds, twice a Pro Bowler, averaged 127 tackles. Bernard made 147."

this totally sucks. what is the point of closing to the public? wanted to take kids to see Bills in pgh. oh well.

I think this will be a great tandem. I went under on the INT/forced fumble/recovery combined just because 11 seems like a lot, although I see how it could be close. I also went under 11 games combined missed, mostly because Matt had a fluke injury last year, and Bernard was solid most of the year. I expect both to be fine.

Bills. Bills make it 2 times by now if not for repeated meltdowns v. KC. Bills finally get over the hump this year.

FA All Star: Curtis Samuel. He makes the pro bowl this year. Sleeper: Claypool. I doubt he makes the pro bowl or has a yar like Samuel, but if he puts it together he could be a great chain moving target/RZ target. Dud: not really seeing anyone I dislike in terms of the FA signings. FA All Star: Curtis Samuel. He makes the pro bowl this year. Sleeper: Claypool. I doubt he makes the pro bowl or has a yar like Samuel, but if he puts it together he could be a great chain moving target/RZ target. Dud: not really seeing anyone I dislike in terms of the FA signings. FA All Star: Curtis Samuel. He makes the pro bowl this year. Sleeper: Claypool. I doubt he makes the pro bowl or has a yar like Samuel, but if he puts it together he could be a great chain moving target/RZ target. Dud: not really seeing anyone I dislike in terms of the FA signings.

1. The biggest question is whether CB Kaiir Elam will be relevant, and further, whether he will play like a 1st round pick. If the answer is yes, we have a stacked CB room. If not, we are thin after the starters. 2. Will we be able to generate pressure on the QBs. Will AJ, Groot, and others step up and become a menace this year. Great points about Center, but I'm not too worried there. We have McGovern who has played before in the NFL, and Van-Pran, who allowed like 1 sack over the last 2 years in the SEC. Humphrey came in for KC and balled out, I think Van-Pran can do the same.

this is a close one, but i think the need to run JA in the redzone is lessened by the following: (1) Kincaid in year 2; (2) Knox is a threat there; (3) Coleman as a RZ target; (4) RB Davis as a RZ threat to run or catch. Also, (5) Curtis Samuel scoring on long passes.

Ogbah, Hughes?

voted under because while I think Kincaid could have 50, I can't see them combining to 110 due to the presence of vastly underrated Curtis Samuel and rookie Coleman.