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I'd probably have him in the 50-75 area. And the difference is what style nof offense I happen to run. This also has more to do with WR talent around the league than it does any knock on talent Shakir himself has. Now if you're talking about SLOT WRs, he would obviously shoot up the list.

Those ain't gold they are bright yellow. Looks like mustard. Now we know why Bosa had a pulled muscle. He saw those things and ran outta town as fast as he could.

Trent Dilfer Super Bowl wins: 1 Nick Foles Super Bowl wins: 1 Brad Johnson Super Bowl wins: 1 Dan Marino Super Bowl wins: 0 Wins (even Super Bowl wins) are a team stat...not a QB stat.

I know I'm in the VAST minority here and I understand the tradition behind them...but I absolutely despise the standing bison helmets. Such a boring look IMO. I say, give us a look we haven't seen before. Something fresh. Though based off other teams recent throwbacks I do not have confidence in the production of something new that looks good.

I'm more upset Dareus slept through the Dareus years. What a tub of goo he turned into.

I'm watching to see what the Rams end up giving Kyran Williams. I think that's a sensible floor for what Cook can expect. Production wise the two aren't far off from each other. And while I believe Cook is a bit better than Williams, I would place him closer to Williams than I would Henry or Barkley.

For most improved I have to think a healthy Dalton Kincaid is a good bet. I think he has a great season. A leap from him is expected. My most likely to regress is James Cook. I think the TD total last year was an anomaly and expect that to drop by at least half. Gotta remember, a lot of those short yardage TDs came in a year where Allen had a broken hand in game 1, and they weren't running him as much inside the 5 (aside from the push play). I also think Ray Davis is worked in a little more in year two.

Honestly, I want to see a documentary about the Giants QB room in general this year. You have Russ Wilson who was handed the starting job, but is not well liked historically among his team. You have Winston who is borderline insane, however extremely well liked in the locker room and a rookie in Dart that will likely see starts when the Giants are eliminated...so like by week 10. Couple all that with a Head coach that is sitting on a seat that's hotter than the 2002 version of Jessica Alba.....this would make for excellent TV.

I'm going over as long as both are healthy. I think Kincaid reminds people why we were excited to draft him and avenges a injury plague down year. He emerges as the teams leading receiver in catches with 85. I think year two Keon if healthy flirts with 60-65. I think they fly past 119

All the people trying to to shoe this new guy into a starting spot are hysterical. But three significant things happened people refuse to understand. 1. Hamlin was a FA. They brought him back. 2. The Bills did not address S with a meaningful pick expected to make immediate impact 3. Despite there being a lot of really good options in FA, they brought in a guy that, if he makes the team will likely be for STs. Add that all up and that tells me they are happier with Hamlin than fans are. Honestly, while I do believe that position needed an upgrade...Rapp is just as big of a liability (if not more) than Hamlin IMO.

I'm glad they went back to QBs this year. Did not enjoy last year with the WRs as much.

Sounds like a condom brand. RedHogs would have at least played into their team history. Merchandising would have looked good too.

It's a sleek look for sure. As far as the name/logo for the most part I couldn't care less when teams make changes like that for whatever reason. The only problem I have with it is the name is terrible, the logo on the side of the helmet look like a college team. RedHogs was the move to make if they made the switch IMO.

I'm going with the perspective of health. I think a healthy Dalton Kincaid makes all the people that wanted the Bills to trade him this off season for a third or fourth round pick look foolish. On defense, I'm rolling with Joey Bosa. Again, heath is the only concern I have here...but I'm expecting him to be a real menace. Double digit sacks would not surprise me.

I mean, statistically speaking the author has a better chance of being right than wrong. 32 teams and only 1 can win it all. I could write the same article about a good number of teams and have a lot to brag about at the end of the year. But the Bills should be exactly where they should be at the end of the year. One of a handful of teams that have a shot to win it all come winter. As long as they are healthy, it's the Bills, Chiefs and Ravens in the AFC. Whichever team has to only play one of the other 2 has the best shot IMO.