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Sammy Watkins has the unique ability to stop on a dime creating holes in the oppositions D. To me this ability along with his size is a good match for Josh Allens high velocity throws IMO. On the other hand, having the elderly albeit Jason Peters back in Buffalo wouldn't hurt my feelings

Myself personally, If I'm the Bills GM I would explore the possibility of bringing Sammy back to Buffalo. Andy Reid made it a point to reference Sammy Watkins in his post game interview after the Superbowl. I think Reid realizes what he has in Watkins and finds a way to keep him in the fold.

Brown is a #1 in Buffalo's WR Corp Sammy is a 3 for KC Would you like to compare playofff stats?

I just think comments like Sammy doesn't love the game of football is pure speculation. Working through the off season suggests otherwise IMO. With all due respect Needle...

Jim Kelly didn't want to be in Buffalo once upon a time, but you know what? I think If you asked him now he would tell you differently.

Watkins would do well in Buffalo for the same reason Williams had immediate success. Size matters... Yet Sammy just spent the offseason working with Tyrod Taylor in an effort to build chemistry. Go figure...

Sammy would be a #1 in Buffalo IMO. LA and Kansas City had solid #1s before Sammy joined the teams.

Sammy didn't want to be in Buffalo probably about the same time he was given a heads up on a possible trade. Right... Myself personally, as the Bills GM I'm not trading a player the franchise sunk a fortune into for peanuts because a player is sad about not getting the football. This just in, great players want the football. Thurman Thomas wanted the football and became very disturbed about not getting it. Did we trade him? It was a mistake...

Sammy Watkins played his best football when it mattered most throughout the Chiefs Championship run. With a player like Sammy in Buffalo its easy to imagine the Buffalo Bills advancing in the playoffs IMO. Baked Beane brain fart on the Sammy trade...

A skinny stick of dynamite. Myself personally, Trevor Lawrence and Josh Allen have a similar body structure and play style that would make the lanky Higgins a natural fit for the Buffalo Bills O IMO. I've got my fingers crossed on this one...

I'm a fan of Sammy Watkins and will continue to be, thats my business. Getting shuffled around is a big part of the problem IMO. Sammy Watkins loved Buffalo, wanted to come and play for the Buffalo Bills. Amazingly glad a talented player doesn't play for Buffalo? A player who could and in all likelihood would have helped the Bills go deeper into the playoffs? I'm not the one that sounds jilted...

You mean like wanting the ball in a run 1st O and Tyrod Taylor at the helm? Myself personally John, WR's need to develop chemistry with the QB. It doesn't happen overnight. Patrick Mahomes and Sammy Watkins are developing good chemistry now as Watkins becomes more instrumental in the Chiefs quest for a championship. Sammmy Watkins would be a 1 WR on the Bills roster IMO. Sammy Watkins should be the 1 WR on the Bills roster...

This draft has got to be about helping Allen at the WR, TE position, or big down hill runner at RB, (with good hands) If I'm Beane I'm addressing all 3 in that order... even If its a bit of a reach IMO. Higgins...

Higgins reminds me of James Lofton, Trevor Lawrence had a tough night, so kinda goes with the territory Clemson had a tough night trying to keep pace with the run away freight train Burrows and co. Higgins showed his toughness Get er done Beane man

The playoffs is a good reminder of how much an elite or even borderline elite pass catcher can do for a QB that can get them the football. I know I sound like a broken record, but I'm still broken hearted over losing Sammy. Is this still a passing league? The Titans think not as they prepare for the explosive and pass happy Chiefs. The league has seen its share of high powered Offenses, but what Mahomes and the Chiefs did on Sunday vs the Texans was absolutely amazing. We didn't go far this post season, but Its nice to hear Buffalo back in the conversation...