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I'm watching Sports Center and they had his highlights, which made him look amazing. Watching the game live though, he really struggled significantly with accuracy and composure in the pocket. I do see these flashes of brilliance, and if the Titans can develop him well, especially with the accuracy/reads portion, the young man could have a very bright future!

"Buffalo Raw" or "Buffalo Unfiltered". Out of the ~20 Buffalo players attending the event, ask for 3-4 volunteers to setup a discussion panel. The players could share stories that will "humanize" them and help build emotional connection to the fan base. Sample sample topics/questions to get us started: - What was the lowest point of your career and/or personal life? - What is the biggest obstacle you've had to overcome to reach the success you now enjoy? - What intentional steps do you take to support your mental health? - Who has had the biggest influence on your as a human being and/or athlete? - What is one unknown/not well known unique fact about yourself? - What was the biggest difference between your expectations Day 1 Rookie versus the reality of being in the NFL? - What is your favorite & least favorite part of being an NFL player? - How many buffalo wings can you eat? (at earlier poster mentioned a wing eating contest... might be an opportunity to cross promote here and get a little panel smack talk going)

Pretty straight forward to me. Star Lotulelei is the quiet lynchpin that frees up the rest of the defense to do their jobs. He was out against Steelers and Colts. When he plays, the defense has a much higher percentage chance of dominance. And yes, losing Tre will hurt. Hopefully Dane/Cam can step up to answer the call.

I've bought two rookie Bills jerseys in my life - Josh Allen and Tre White. And if I was forced to choose between the two, it would be my man Tre White. Character, sense of humor, focus, team player, versatile, and highly skilled. Dude is a stud. Let's make him a Bill for life.

Your score is: 29259 (GRADE: B) Your Picks: Round 1 Pick 12 (G.B.): Ed Oliver, DT, Houston (A+) Round 2 Pick 8: Taylor Rapp, SS/FS, Washington (B+) Round 2 Pick 12 (G.B.): Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma (A) Round 3 Pick 10: Amani Oruwariye, CB, Penn St. (A+) Round 4 Pick 10: David Montgomery, RB, Iowa St. (A+) Round 4 Pick 29: Austin Bryant, DE, Clemson (A+) Round 5 Pick 9: Bobby Okereke, OLB/ILB, Stanford (A) Round 5 Pick 20: Daylon Mack, DT, Texas A&M (A+) Round 6 Pick 8: Antoine Wesley, WR, Texas Tech (A+) Round 7 Pick 11: Javon Patterson, OG, Ole Miss (A+) Round 7 Pick 14: CJ Conrad, TE, Kentucky (A)

Hi all! First time topic, so please go easy on me. I haven't seen much buzz about free agent Jay Ajayi in the forums. He's 25 years old, average 4.5 YPC career, and has one Pro Bowl under his belt. Why not Shady, Gore (blocking/short yardage) and Ajayi as our starting three? Unless McBeane are planning on drafting a RB prospect in the mid/later rounds? I don't see Ivory as the answer. Thoughts?

This story touched me deeply... I am so rooting for Foster now. I hope he can develop into our WR1 for years to come.

"May the 4th be with you."

Thanks for sharing the video. If he continues to bring that same blue collar work ethic and determination to improving his accuracy, wow. Just wow.