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what?

One thing I'll say about Kincaid and the offense is that I think the brain trust was more grounded on offense this past season to protect the defense. Buffalo had the 7th least passing attempts, 9th most rushing attempts. They had the 18th most passing 1st downs, and 6th most rushing 1st downs. They actually have explosive passing metrics (YPR, number of big plays, etc) but I think many of those were sort of manufactured from Josh being Josh. This year, with a significantly more talented DLine and secondary, healthy Milano, I think the Bills are gonna more risk friendly on offense, and thay should help the numbers of folks like Kincaid

Keon's advanced metrics are actually fairly good. I'm on the fence with Kincaid - not because of his size - but because I thought he'd be a bit more explosive in and out of his routes

Can the Bills just GIVE the Ravens 7 so we don't have to actually watch Henry run for a 70 yarder against Buffalo? Nah this is Derrick Henry, super human bionic man. I won't believe he's not a cyborg until I see evidence otherwise

How do the Bills expect me to objectively critical of the team, players and coaches when they force me to see players as human beings to root for

Fun fact. Cook and Davis were born less than 2 months apart

Prather isn't going to be on the 54 so he wouldn't be competing Davis anyways

The reason I’d consider Gabe is that when healthy (which is a big if), he brings one very specific skill set that the the WR kinda lacks - downfield route running and body control to be a deep threat. Bills won’t ask him to be the general 2nd option in the route trees, instead he’ll fill a very specific set of routes and generally act as the deep read on the field

It’s (Gonna Be) May my dude.

Can’t control the Dad, and can’t attribute that to the kid. However the Bills locker room and leadership in that locker room isn’t gonna put up with that, so if the bills take him that’s good enough for me

Defense was pretty much intentionally handicapped for salary cap purposes. Last years team played well beyond its talent base and likely surprised Beane and Co. This year they got blue chip talent and upgraded talent at a bunch of different spots on defense

He's not that good at the sport of football

Caleb Downs isn't eligible. But yea, that defense didn't have much super star power other than Downs, but every single dude was solid, which is what made them so good, and the draft reflects that.

If he introduces himself as from "THE Ohio State University"...

Because he’s going to come in on passing downs and play along side Ed Oliver and cycle into the rotation

The Bills run a gap scheme, so they draft gap d-tackles. I wish they’d have at least one big guy at DT, but he’d purely a sub package player in buffalo

So an unending line of great seasons?

He was never gonna come to Buffalo

I mean the reality is that if you can’t rush the passer then likely Beane/McDermott don’t want you on the roster at DL.

Certainly the Bills have a really high potential pass rush sub package, and Sanders is an electric athlete at his size so in terms of just straight talent so he’s worth grabbing on that basis.

I mean, at some point you need a little size to defend the run

Or we could just be happy with what we got

That’s really good pick for the chiefs. Big need for them

Literally everyone has passed on him. Let’s see what the chiefs do

It’s not the Bills fault dimbass teams let Campbell and Starks drop that far