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    PFF 2024 NFL Roster Rankings

    in The Stadium Wall

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    https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-roster-rankings-all-32-teams-2024-strengths-weaknesses-x-factors

     

    According to PFF, the Bills have a top 10 roster.

     

    10. Buffalo Bills

    Biggest strength in 2023: Cornerback

    Cornerback being one of the Bills' strengths may come as a surprise to many, as long-time standout Tre’Davious White was one of many cap casualties this offseason. However, the Bills were quietly very deep at the position already and could afford to move on from White. Christian Benford, Rasul Douglas and Taron Johnson generated an 81.0-plus coverage grade and finished among the top 20 PFF-graded cornerbacks. The Jets were the only other team with three top-20 corners in 2023.

     

    Biggest weakness in 2023: Wide Receiver

    Perhaps no position was hit harder by the Bills’ need to become cap compliant than their wide receiver room, as not only did they let Gabe Davis walk in free agency, but they also traded star receiver Stefon Diggs to the Texans for a minimal return. The veterans in the receiver room currently feature Curtis Samuel, Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Khalil Shakir, the latter of which came on late last season as a reliable slot option. The former two, however, are offseason additions entering their first year in offensive coordinator Joe Brady’s system and have never been more than complimentary pieces throughout their respective careers.

     

    X-factor for 2024: WR Keon Coleman

    With the lack of playmakers at wide receiver, one candidate to take charge over the No. 1 receiver role is rookie second-rounder Keon Coleman out of Florida State. Coleman was the biggest enigma of the draft process, as not only was his game tape inconsistent, but also his testing numbers were as well. Nowhere was this more clear than the discrepancies between his 40-yard dash time and his on-field sprint speed, as his 40 time was the slowest amongst wide receivers at 4.61 seconds yet he was the fastest player on the field during drills according to Next Gen Stats. Coleman seems about as boom or bust as any rookie in this year’s class but if he hits, the 6-foot-4, 215-pounder has a chance to be the focal point of this Bills offense.

     

    Rookie to watch: C Sedrick Van Pran-Granger

    It’s not often that a rookie fifth-rounder has the opportunity to start right away, but that’s the case with former Georgia Bulldogs center Sedrick Van Pran-Granger. As a three-year starter at Georgia, Van Pran-Granger was a model of consistency, never playing fewer than 850 snaps in a season nor posting a PFF grade below 71.0. This past year was his best work, as his 81.5 pass-blocking grade and 76.9 run-blocking grade culminated in a 79.7 PFF grade. While Will Clapp is currently penciled in as the starter at center, don’t be surprised to see Van Pran-Granger on the field before long.

     

    Over/Under 10.5 win total: Under

    As long as Josh Allen is under center for this team, they will always be amongst the class of the AFC. However, no team’s roster took a bigger hit this offseason due to cap casualties than the Bills. Stefon Diggs, Gabe Davis, Tre’Davious White, Jordan Poyer and Micah Hyde were all shown the door so that the team could become cap-compliant. With the Dolphins nipping at their heels and the Jets on the rebound due to Aaron Rodgers‘s return, the Bills' stranglehold on the AFC East over the last four seasons is in jeopardy.

     

    Projected starting lineup for 2024

     

    OFFENSE                                 DEFENSE

    QB Josh Allen (92.1)                DI Ed Oliver (65.6)

    RB James Cook (71.7)             DI DaQuan Jones (82.9)

    RB Ray Davis (87.5*)               Edge Von Miller (53.3)

    WR Keon Coleman (70.3*)     Edge Greg Rousseau (87.1)

    WR Curtis Samuel (69.7)        Edge A.J. Epenesa (75.8)

    WR Khalil Shakir (76.7)           LB Matt Milano (70.9)

    TE Dalton Kincaid (68.8)        LB Terrel Bernard (65.9)

    LT Dion Dawkins (74.9)          CB Christian Benford (83.0)

    LG David Edwards (90.2)       CB Rasul Douglas (81.0)

    C Will Clapp (56.7)                  CB Taron Johnson (77.5)

    RG O’Cyrus Torrence (54.9)   S Mike Edwards (56.9)

    RT Spencer Brown (70.1)        S Taylor Rapp (56.4)

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    OTAs 6/4

    in The Stadium Wall

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    51 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

     

    Not sure I follow here...Elam will be competing to take Benfords job, not Rasul who is the best CB on the team.  The tandem would be Rasul and Elam if in fact Elam came on and earned a starting spot.  

     

    Man, I would have loved to see Rasul and White on the field at the same time.

    Gamers Unite!

    in Off the Wall

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    On 2/20/2024 at 11:57 AM, Toomstone.Part.Duex said:

    I got addicted to Helldivers 2 this weekend.   Anyone try this out?   It's already being talked about as game of the year.  it's really good!   

     

    I want to, but may wait until the hype dies down a bit. I hear/read servers are full.

    People donating to charity TBass has worked with

    in The Stadium Wall

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    3 hours ago, Brianmoorman4jesus said:

    Hey donating to charity is wonderful. Power to you…but what are we doing here? I mean obviously don’t be making threats to the guy but now we have to be donating to his charity because he’s upset? I mean it’s a kick you have to make. There’s considerable middle ground between being an ####### and threatening him and acting like we are happy. If you want to give to a worth cause, go ahead. But what are we doing here.

     

    For me, it's to show support since he's getting threats. Letting him know that there are fans that stand by him and aren't a-holes.

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