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Morris is a good blocker - would never guess he was a college WR. And he is a demon on STs both coverage and return game.

What value has Isabella shown?

I would prefer this Rypien as a backup QB as she is daughter of Super Bowl MVP Mark Rypien

Jahmil Addae is Bills DB coach. Jahleel is 6 years younger and played S for the Colts.

DaKGun named for TEs. Dawson Knox Dalton Kincaid

Russell "I can See Ciara now" Wilson is the new Checkdown Charlie and Fields had only a couple throws downfield, so agreed, hard to get a red on Bills Safety play from that game

Big Game Gabe to Sad Story Corey

OBD has never kept more than 6 on roster since Beane arrived. I do agree these are top 7 as of now but see Hamler going to PS and being first call up.

Some good points made but I will choose to address this one. I do believe that last year losing Harris and then having Murray fade away in 2nd half forced OBD to run Josh more. Have to believe this is why they drafted Davis. The new bundled formations, more use of 12 personnel and our larger WRs will likely help the run game and McGovern is a huge upgrade over Morse in run blocking. If they offload 40 to 50% of Josh's carries (especially on 3rd and short and at goal line), then it is not unrealistic that Bills RBs run the ball 450 times.

Wow didn’t realize that Davis never fumbled in college. https://thehuddle.com/2024/04/06/2024-nfl-draft-scouting-report-rb-ray-davis-kentucky/

I get your point. In the long run Davis will be 28 when up for 2nd deal which is the witching hour for RBs. OBD likely envisions having both for 2 years and Davis for 26 and 27 seasons.

I am happy to see that both these RBs are having strong camps so far. I loved Cook at UGA and Davis last year at Kentucky. My guess is there will be a 50/35/15 split of touches between Cook, Davis and Johnson. As Bills under Brady were a top 5 run heavy offense, there will be many carries to split. Which brings us to a possible conundrum next season. Cook and Davis are the same age - 24 - and both will turn 25 this season, Cook in SEP and Davis in NOV. Like most fans, i saw the Davis pick as a complement to Cook's game and that Davis could possibly replace Cook at end of 2025 season. Given that they are the same age, I researched how many touches each has had at the NCAA and NFL in the last 5 seasons. Cook spent 2019, 2020, 2021 seasons at UGA and 2022 and 2023 with the Bills in the NFL. In those 5 years he has amassed 391 touches at the college level and 307 touches as a pro. So a total of 698 touches for a combined 4487 yards in his last 6 seasons. Davis spent 2019-2023 seasons all at the collegiate level and amassed 822 touches for 4262 yards. So he comes in the NFL with over 2 times the amount of touches Cook had when drafted (391 in college for Cook). If the Bills limit touches as outlined above (50/35/15) and we assume there will be 450 rush attempts by RBs then Cook will have 225 per year and Davis 140 per year. If Bills throw 100 passes to RBs and we use same split then add another 50 touches per year for Cook and 35 for Davis. Cook will add 550 touches in next 2 seasons and Davis will have added another 350 touches. So after 2025 season Cook's 7 year odometer will read around 1248 touches. And Davis' 7 year odometer will read 1172 touches. Pretty similar mileage. They will both be 26 at end of 2025 season. Would you re-sign Cook at that juncture? While OBD would have 2 years left on Davis' deal, he will have accrued as much mileage as Cook. I do believe the current game - where RBs platoon versus the Bell Cow days of early 2000s - means both these players could still give another 4 years of production to the Bills or whoever they sign with (in Cook's case if he opts for FA) after the 2025 season. For now, I will just enjoy the show for the next 2 seasons.

Duly noted though OBD has often traded up for a player too - as they did for Kincaid

Starting to understand why Bills passed on him. Liked him at Pitt.

Childless men and women have an overall higher mortality than adults with children, meaning that they die earlier, recent studies show. Mothers and fathers with two biological children have the lowest mortality risks, but it increases for parents with three or more biological children. From an article in Journal of Epedemiogy and Comm Health entitled “Payback time? Influence of having children on mortality in old age”

Billy Sims, RB, Detroit Lions. 1980-1984 Sad, as due to injuries, only played 5 years but had 5100 rushing yards and 47 TDs in that time - in just 52 starts. Had 1900 total yds as Rookie and was offensive ROY in 1980. Was All Pro in both rookie and year 2 as he scored 31 TDs in 30 games played those 2 years. Great receiver too. A Gayle Sayers like great but shortened career

Pass….he is like Liz Taylor at the end…. diva in a wheelchair.

I said Jets mainly because of their D, ability to beat the Bills and the fact Rodgers is back. Miami has only beaten 2 teams with a winning record in last 2 seasons. Paper tigers.

Likely two things at work here. Dan Morgan and Beane are close given long term relationship. Plus the fact that Legette will be turning 24 during this season made getting an extra year on his deal more critical for Panthers. Legette is 3.5 years older than Coleman so Beane may not have felt the urgency for 5th year that Morgan did.

Happy Birthday Kim! May God speed his healing power to you to aid in your recovery.

Loved me some back up safeties for Bills over the years Jeff Nixon 1979 Rod Kush early 80s Dwight Drane late 80s early 90s Kurt Schultz Matt Stevens

Chase “YaTail” Claypool.

Destiny. Born on the day players reported for first ever Bills Training Camp in 1960 at Knox Polo Grounds in East Aurora. Also as a 5 year old received a 1965 AFL Champs football signed by all the Bills on that year's team from Daryle Lamonica.

Pass. Very poor versus the run.

Coach Hank Bullough. The mid 80s Bills were a dumpster fire. He went 4-17 in 1985 and half of 1986 season before being replaced by Marv Levy. And he was likely the dimmest bulb in the drawer. Some real quotes: “We keep beating ourselves, but we're getting better at it.” “He's making improvement throwing the ball where he's throwing the ball.” “We'll have a good work ethnic.” My least favorite Bill of all time has to be Kelvin Benjamin. Fat, lazy and unmotivated!