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5th straight AFC East title SB or Bust SOS won't be determined til after the season

Only road trip is to Orchard Park NY Going to Metlife as well

CBS doesn't have any night options though

i like SF coming here late, hopefully they play at home or somewhere close the week before and have to make that trek

I like our WR room if Coleman is as good as I think he'll be. Shakir has stud potential, Samuel could easily have his best year, a Beez/John Brown type year when they came in 19 Kincaid has stud potential. Knox is a great TE2 Probably the best TE combo in the game I mean we certainly upgraded our WR 4-6 depth, we had Andy Isabella playing a ton of snaps in the divisional round,🤮, I'd take MVS, Claypool, Hollins possibly Shorter shows something after a red shirt year I see alot of potential

MVS had a solid 22 season and was the back to back SB winners WR2/3 He'll be our WR 4/5 and paying him 80% less, I like the move alot, add more competition for the final 3 WR spots, see who rises to the top and we can cut the others with no strain on the cap..

Jets @ SF Monday night week 1 ESPN NY radio is freaking out lol and they have Floyd! Could he go back to back years?

i like this alot. remember Andy Isabella was playing significant snaps in a divisional playoff game... Claypool/MVS are both extremely talented, just have to get their heads right and this is the perfect place for that. MVS at depth is awesome. KC gave him 11 mil per year just 2 years ago, we know he's talented, just not a WR2 or 3 and he won't be, so he could be effective in a situational WR role as a vertical threat. If injuries happen, at least we have a talented guy and not Andy Isabella in a playoff game

I like getting the Thurs game out of the way early! little advantage

True but are we sure the drops weren't just part of the regular season script? 🤣 Seriously though wouldn't mind him as WR4 or 5, he was pretty good in 22 - 42 rec 684 yards 16.4 avg 2 TD, was clutch in last years post season too. Chiefs obviously overpaid him but ya for 2-3 mil I wouldn't mind him as WR depth

I think it was pff on twitter that gave their best picks in every round and SVP was rated as their best pick for the 5th round Everything I've read on him is promising and could definitely see him stepping in as the starting C on day 1. Which will allow Edwards to keep his role as the OL in 6 OL sets, which I thought was a role he did a helluva job in

Shakir is definitely a must and had an extremely promising end to the season. I absolutely see a budding star in the making Last 5 games had 25 targets, 23 receptions, 264 yards for 52.8 yards per game, 2 TDs (both in the playoffs). Not elite #s but solid for only 5 targets a game in that stretch. Think he's at least part of the reason they dealt Diggs cause Bills view him as a guy who'll put up big #s in year 3 with an increased workload.

Great points. I will say before the barrage of injuries the defense looked Way more aggressive than in everey previous years and should see more aggressiveness with the boys coming back healthy and improvements at S. I mean I see improvements at every position but DE, with Floyd loss but Von looked his best in the playoffs(which isn't saying much) but he could be the X factor of the D. As for S, Rapp got double what Poyer got, Edwards a million more, so the market clearly showed they were more valuable and upgrades, drafted a potential stud, Hyde was a step off late in year. I mean in the KC game we had no Milano , 2 S that lost a step or 2 and our CB1, CB2 , DT2 (who was having an all pro year before injury), MLB all recently coming back from injury, I'd bet majority weren't 100%. Injuries will be key!!! I guarantee the other teams mentioned were way healthier playing against the top QB and a topc5 QB. If they stay relatively healthy, they'll play the aggressive style we saw early on and the stops should go way up.... You also left out our WC victories and the Baltimore W, I'm assuming they had plenty of stops in those. And I mean we're talking about the best QB and a top 5 QB in the game.

SB or Bust

Much appreciated Ya I've been saying since 2019 , if Allen takes the check down when needed, he'd be literally unstoppable. He seemed to get much better at it under Brady. My concern was confirmed recently when the NE defender , forget who, maybe a media guy now, said they were told to completely ignore defending check downs while playing Allen. That's wild! And he still dominated

Thank you for the research. I did zero research with my comment, just from what I recall and it was mainly meant to say when we had a lead late, Brady was comfortable and in favor of running clock, knowing they'll likely get limited yards. Not trailing or tied, just with a lead. But nonetheless it's concerning to see the negative and only 1-4 yard runs while trailing or tied, that's unacceptable imo, you'd think we'd have an advantage on the ground in those situations. But hopefully Brady gets more creative and not so predictable in those situations. When he went 6 OL with Edwards and Davis at WR, you knew it was a run majority of time, they still had success w that personnel and I like it but would just like to see more passing/PA to keep Ds honest, it could really become a dangerous dimension and Coleman likely takes the Davis role there, so maybe we'll see more variety

That's not good but I think we used him under 5 min w the lead a ton and were content getting 5-7 yards combined on 1st and 2nd down when the D knew we were running, in order to burn clock and skewed his average. Idk, overall Cook is a really good back imo and feel with Brady having a full off season , Cook will put up much better #s

Ya when Davis was the only WR 9/10 it was a run. Can't be so predictable. With Kincaid/Knox they could've mixed in more PA and just passed more in general Is it just Ray? For some reason I was convinced it was ray ray

Man his highlight reel is awesome. I keep trying to put a comparison for him and I just can't, on the high end, maybe some Derick Henry, mixed with some Kamara? Not sure but he should be an instant difference maker and has big time potential, this is definitely the best RB duo under the McBeane era and Ty Johnson isn't no bum either.

Should be a great complement to Cook

https://www.si.com/nfl/bills/buffalo-bills-ray-davis-impact Always thought Fowler provided good if not great coverage and insight on a variety of nfl subjects, so I was happy to see this write up on our 4th round RB. Also had no clue he was only the 3rd 4th round pick Beane has made here, with the 2 others being Taron and Gabe, some great value for the 4th round. Will Ray Ray continue the trend?

Wouldn't they have 3 4s? From the draft being the other 1

Valid points, in this particular situation , the fact Worhy Legette Coleman all have such different skill sets/body types , I doubt a 3rd rder would make Beane not get the WR he wanted I agree on the groupings and these 3 were in that 2nd tier of WRs but I just think he coveted Coleman. I mean I doubt a 3rd would take him away from picking Worthy if Beane wanted him, assuming he was assured which WR KC and Car were picking. I mean they add such a different dimension to the O. But I agree with this thinking in maybe rd 3 or 4 on

Stroud after 1 year? Shouldve had minimum attempts and %, how many times they failed vs succeeded as well would be interesting

Ya i loved the 5th as well. And added a 4 for next year, excellent!!