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Happy to define PPR. It simply stands for “Points Per Reception.” In 0 PPR leagues, players gain points by scoring touchdowns and total yards. In 1 PPR leagues, players gain 1 point for each reception, in addition to gaining points by scoring touchdowns and total yards. In both leagues, it seems like Keon is significantly undervalued, considering most budgets are $200, teams roster 16 players, and he’s going for a buck or two. But hey, the guy loves a discount!

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For those who play Fantasy Football, I think this might be a fun topic, given the massive uncertainty surrounding offensive targets this year. Below are the current aggregate Bills Auction Draft values along with their positional ranking, given a $200 budget: 0 PPR: Josh Allen $24 (2nd) James Cook $31 (13th) Ty Johnson $0 (73rd) Ray Davis $0 (74th) Dalton Kincaid $8 (11th) Keon Coleman $1 (53rd) Curtis Samuel $0 (60th) Khalil Shakir $0 (64th) 1.0 PPR: Josh Allen $24 (2nd) James Cook $28 (15th) Ty Johnson $0 (70th) Ray Davis $0 (76th) Dalton Kincaid $11 (10th) Keon Coleman $3 (52nd) Curtis Samuel $2 (59th) Khalil Shakir $0 (63rd) Who do you plan on targeting? Personally, I'm loving seeing Ray Davis, Keon Coleman, Dalton Kincaid and Khalil Shakir so undervalued. Go Bills.

Orlovsky is typically higher on the Bills than most. We love it and it's a smart move because Josh will find a way to make his weapons work, which will prove Orlovsky right more often than not. I still think we could benefit from a few more weapons on Offense, but it might come in the form of another stud LG in the offseason or another boundary receiver. I'm happy with this year, but even more excited when we carry the same players into next year and add a bit more.

Roll the $10M of cap space over to next year so we have $30M in space and a ton of draft picks. ::ducks and braces for impact::

This is fantastic news for us on many levels. If his hold-out lasts through camp, he likely won't be in rhythm when the Bills play Fins Week 2. It also increases the chances the Dolphins overpay him even more... which is great for a mediocre player.

At night means both teams deal with the same elements (if any). Not one side baking in the heat while the other sits in the shade. Literally best case scenario. This also increases the chances we get Dolphins late in Buffalo in the elements.

We would get two 3rd round comp picks for that. GOOD LUCK out there Mr. Gray!

Unpopular opinion: celebrating the injury of a 1st rounder drafted 28 overall shows nothing but penis envy towards the Chiefs. We shouldn't care about him. We also shouldn't care that the Bills traded their pick with the Chiefs. If Worthy was incredible in camp or the first couple weeks of the season, sure, be upset. Until then, this is just sad to witness.

None of the options you presented - WR via trade and restructure.

Very in-depth interview that was just posted. Hope you all enjoy it! 47 minutes, so I think it deserves its own thread:

OR, make it extremely complicated Move McGovern to C Move Dawkins to LG Move ... I don't know, somebody else to LT ... Anyway, you get the point, just move everybody. Git er done TBD!

So, just aggregating the posts above and adding in comp picks, expected 2025 draft picks as of today: 1st round (1) 2nd round (2) 3rd round (1) 4th round (3) 5th round (2) 6th round (2, possibly 3) Wow

Yup. Hope we’re all wrong.

More loser talk. The Bills were 13 seconds away from beating the Chiefs in the playoffs, then two years later they were 2-3 plays away. There is not a huge fundamental gap between them. They're not blowing us out. I don't know why some fans insist on acting like the Chiefs have every answer and the Bills have none. Their Hall of Fame Tight End is 34 years old. We have an elite one (or two) in their mid 20's. They drafted a WR we didn't want. Their other WR is going to be suspended. Who else do they have to throw to? We have plenty of picks to get young weapons of our own. The Chiefs don't "own" the Bills, they've just beat us in close games in the playoffs. We beat them in their own home multiple times. Just chill out and stay positive.

I think we might trade down again. Gut instinct is Beane wants two 2nd round picks to go WR/WR bang, bang, then spend another pick in the late 2nd early 3rd on safety.

This is a loser mentality. Dont make a good trade because you’re scared your rival might pick someone they like? I’ve seen too much of this mentality. Act like we have one of the best QBs in the league and expect to win.

Graham Barton.

Philly doesn’t need a WR, neither does Jax, but I’m worried about Dallas. Trade up in front of Dallas and lock in BTJ?

Shakir’s lack of arm length was the reason he slipped so far in the draft. It makes it really hard for him to pluck the ball away from corners. He’s best as a Z receiver (slot) but can play outside in a pinch. Probably not the guy you want to primarily line up outside.

This was meant to be a Josh Allen analysis, but I learned more about Diggs than I had ever expected in this. Way more than any article published the last several months. This is the reason Diggs was traded. He was paid to be a game wrecker and he showed up all over this film as a JAG. Can't throw to him when he's covered, isn't beating players with effort, isn't even beating single coverage. That's not a $30M/yr player and when Beane got a 2nd round pick to him, I bet he ran to cash in the offer. I'm actually excited to replace him with the collateral we receive in return for cutting him ($30M and a 2nd next year).

Only a Bills fan would wait 20 years for an elite, superstar QB to come to town, then suggest trading him for draft picks.

Is this funny? I know a lot of Mexicans named Jesus and it never cracks me up.

Ah yes, the increasingly popular opinion: "I don't understand this, so it's not real" Bill Belichick was notorious for trading down to accumulate an immense amount of picks because he believed the draft is mostly a gamble. He was one of the worst GMs in modern history. Of course there is luck involved, but GMs like Ozzie Newsom routinely outperform awful GMs like Matt Millen and Bill O'Brien. In the new world of advanced analytics, these gaps will tighten even more, and the expected value of a player will be closer to their real value. Looking at historical analysis of hit rates is a fool's errand. The world has changed.

You can do this with any position. ”You don’t need a superstar LT to win a Super Bowl” ”You don’t need a superstar DE to win a Super Bowl” You generally need a great QB. All other positions don’t dictate your future. But franchise WRs, LTs, CBs, DEs, etc make it easier. They’re the second tier of most important positions.