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A&M then transfer portal to Ole Miss. Had a great opening kickoff. Only 1 FG opportunity from 56, has the distance and was wide right. Giants turned the ball over on down right before halftime so Davis wasn't doing any warm-up like normal ahead of the FG. I'd give him a huge pass. That was all! No other work.

@Joe Marino spotlighted him on the Locked on Bills podcast this morning.

With Allen: 5,319 total rec. yards 80.6 rec ypg 0.56 TD per game Without Allen: 4,623 total rec. yards 59 rec ypg 0.42 TD per game 🤔

2 year old thread by the time he pressed submit.

Was looking today out of curiosity and a couple of things stood out to me. Deone Walker, youngest (21) and biggest dude on the team. Our 2024 Rookie class is as young as our 2025 class with Bishop and Coleman being only 22, as is Hairston and Sanders. Christian Benford is only 24! Wow. Oliver is only 27. Bills Core: OFF: Allen - 29 Cook - 25 Shakir - 25 Palmer - 25 Kincaid - 25 Dawkins - 31 Brown - 27 DEF: Rousseau - 25 Oliver - 27 Sanders - 22 Bernard - 26 Benford - 24 Hairston - 22 Bishop - 22 If we can somehow keep this band together, we have a long window ahead of us. The biggest risks I see are offensive line continuity in terms of being able to pay everyone, but hopefully the reserves can be mostly plug and play. We can't keep everyone of course, but if a few of the 2024 and 2025 draft picks can really excel, this Bills team will be better than ever. Go Bills.

We Bills fans like pain.

If Jimbo only averages 753 rushing yards per season over these next 4 contract years, he'll be 3rd on the Bills all-time rushing list. Look, this board doesn't like to pay RBs (nor does the league anymore up until like last season) - but this continuity is good, and Jimbo is also good. I feel the deal is fair based on his usage in the offense and his output, and the recent contract extensions of other top RBs.

If born before 1986 - Dolphins If born after 1986 - Chiefs Everyone hates the Pats but Bills were just never good during that era, so we just live with it.

And some think the NFL isn't scripted 😏

Yeah taking it the wrong way. Basically said Burrow's weapons gotta be game planned for, Allen is all the Bills got and they ain't got no weapons like us - so they gotta game plan against JA, not against JB.

Cook on the same deal. 🤝

Idk, it's kind of timeless in a way, not a bad thing at all. I need to not buy anymore hats, but I'll trade 3 current ones for 1 of those.

It's all for HBO.

I remember a guy by the name of Patrick Mahomes who couldn't stop throwing INTs his first and or second camp. Then he won a couple MVPs and a few Super Bowls. Ugh. 😫

I thought he played well in his camp and preseason last year. He was very good in the screen game, but I didn't really notice him much outside of that.

Keon is invited, but Josh knows it will take him too long to get there so he also extended an invite to Josh Palmer to fill the spot.

50% of all his career catches have gone for TDs. Maybe 10/% with Josh Allen 😮🤣

I don't think so. Nothing statistically significant depending on all factors. P-value would show it's not statistically significant when ran in minitab.

20-0 baby!

The continuing trend of players leaving Buffalo's system and not doing much of anything. Goes to show you how much of an MVP Allen really is. Should win it every season, lol.

Oh gosh, I forgot about it but I had nightmares last night we lost to KC again in the playoffs and KC went to 4 straight Super Bowls 😭 😭 😭 We didn't convert a single 3rd down all game when I looked at the box score. I missed the first half and got to the game just after halftime. Bills chucked up a TD to take the league but the refs overturned it making it 4th and 1 around midfield. McDermott elected to punt and KC scored on the next drive and the game was over from there. I can't believe they've been in the big dance 5 of the past 6 seasons. Welp, they wasted their next shot in my nightmare!!

I'm curious to see how Moore and Samuel are used in the offense. Palmer, Shakir, Coleman, Samuel and Moore? Idk about you guys, but that's more talented than last season's Cooper, Shakir, rookie Coleman, Hollins and Samuel.

I think safety is the most unproven. Maybe it's just me, but I am extremely high on Derrick Forrest. I think he and Rapp are the starters, with Bishop filling it and one of the rookies being safety 4. I'm not convinced Hamlin makes the team this year. Punter is the worst position group right now. 2 of the worst statistical punters in the last seasons that they have played.

Elijah Moore stats in 2025-25: 54 rec. 678 yards and 5 TDs. Are you okay with that?

I don't think we're that weak ... Palmer is more WR2 than WR1, Shakir is one of the best YAC receivers in all of football, Keon showed some promise, but was limited by injuries (and speed), Samuel has got to be one of the better gadget WR4 out there, and then whoever WR5 will be. Kincaid, Knox, Cook and Ty Johnson handle a lot of catching volume respectively. Would I have liked a WR this draft? Yes. Was I bummed about Royals to the Chiefs, yes - Horton a few picks before us, yes...but it's not all that bad.