Motorin'

He did have one season a while ago where he did look good. But I think as Bills fans we need to stop tying ourselves in knots of wishful thinking. I'm assuming he's a good blocker, so yeah he's replacing Sherfield. But Sherfield was in the game way too often in key passing downs. Hopefully Hollins can be a 20 reception guy while not having to be that outside receiver running a crucial route on 3rd and 15 late in the game.

That's true, but it's more of a numbers game for the Chiefs. What I mean by that is that they have way more total number of receivers contributing to the passing offense. Last year their #2 wr in receptions was Justin Watson with 27. He had 2 TE's, a RB and another wr ahead of him. Which makes him #5 in receptions. And then they have 7 guys below him catch between 10-25 passes each, and another 6 that caught passes... Those bottom of the roster pass catchers produced nearly 150 receptions and 1500 yards with 9 TD's on last year. Whereas the bottom roster guys including Knox caught 77 passes for 644 yards and 6 TD's... I like this signing if he's wr 6 and we draft a #2 outside and a multi-functional slot / outside receiver to backup Shakir.

Or Donovan People's Court Jones.

I love how they're messing with the media after reporters spent a whole year conjuring stories based on interpretations of Diggs tweets.

I do think Connor McGovern is a better pass blocker than Mitch Morse.

They get to find out while lowering his cap hit.

Legette is a faster AJ Brown.

I've been excited about Mitchell for awhile now. I see a comparison to Cee Dee Lamb and Justin Jefferson in the way he sets up his routes and accelerates out of his breaks. But I'm also back on the Legette train. He definitely needs to work on his route running, but I think a major strength that would instantly upgrade the Bills offense is his ability to beat man coverage quickly with his size and speed. Rattler had a 150+ QBR targeting Legette in man coverage last year, and he's a demon on quick slants and crossing routes. Between that and having the speed and athleticism to be a serious vertical threat, I think he'd be a significant upgrade to Davis.

I don't think we can afford Dillion, but he is the exact type of #2 back the Bills need. A power runner who is a good receiver and very good pass blocker.

Makes since, if it's not a wr at 28 it has to be a premium position of need who also happens to be BPA.

That's why drafting a 3T to backup Oliver doesn't necessarily mean he's going to be relegated to 20-30% of snaps. If he's the 2nd best interior pass rusher he's going to lining up next to big Ed is passing situations. With that said, a true 1T to backup (hopefully) DeQuan Jones would be nice to have as well.

I thought you were referring to his total production... I also wonder if the amount of routes run is off for him, because as a team Texas threw fewer passes than you have him down for routes run?

I think because he missed a ton of games. But he also had tons of clutch TD's in big games, including the national championship winner.

I mean, how long until we see this?

To pass the Chiefs!

Imagine finding two late round safeties coming out of their first contract this year who only received moderate starting time over the last few seasons, and turning them both into all-pros? It's still pretty remarkable what Poyer and Hyde became for the Bills. Let's find two more!

I often wonder what would have happened if we had selected TJ Watt over Tre White, and Cooper Cupp instead of Zay Flowers, and DK Metcalf instead of Cody Ford.... You should see my drought years "Hindsight is 20/20" redraft. The Bills would have won 12 out of 17 Super Bowls! I'm also able to turn $50 into $5 Trillion in just about 50 stock trades, ya know, retroactively.

Omg, the second last commercial before they signed off was a commercial for Scientology. How?

20 if he shovels!

McDuffie's arms are 1/4" of an inch too small...

But Elam's arms are an inch longer!

Peterman was 1-1 in 2017. I think a lot of guys forget (or never experienced) how bad the team was between Ferguson and Kelly. Vince Ferragamo was 1-8 in 1985, with 5 TD's and 17 INT's.

Some rankings have Adonai Mitchell as a late 1st/ early 2nd. What are you seeing that pushes him down to being a late 2nd/early 3rd?

More evidence that he does truly have sociopathic tendencies???