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Feels like the front office sent a note to Joe B that this would be for the Practice Squad. I like many have reservations if Jordan was on the 53 but on the Practice Squad to help mentor the young DL and be a solid break glass in case of emergency call up the move makes sense.

Meh. It is preseason game 1. Assuming Bass is getting close to returning just have Ray Davis kick FG ) or go for 2 and not waist a roster move. Waaayyyy more interesting.

Anyone know if there will be a stream of the scrimmage somewhere? Probably not but cool if there is.

Josina Anderson just posted a long description of the Cook situation which sounds like it comes from Jimbo’s camp weighing their options. If that’s the case I think Cooks camp is leaning towards signing for the Bill’s terms.

Interesting deep dive by a fantasy analyst. We knew the Allen to Kincaid connection was off last year but this bad is eye opening. Just due to natural regression we should see a marked improvement.

I was just listening to the Check the Mic podcast last week and they were listing Solomon as the breakout player for the Bills this year. His pressure numbers were good when he played though it is a small sample size. Fully expect Solomon to get a good look early in the year to see if he can get a 3rd down pash rush specialist role this year and replace AJ next year. If he doesn't flash early then he'll be cut like a lot of 5th rounders. They discuss Solomon at the 4:40 mark for anyone bored.

Has Beane learned from those past mistakes now? Coleman 21 y/o Shakir 25 y/o Palmer 25 y/o Moore 25 y/o Kincad 25 y/o Samuel 28 y/o Injuries happen and never sure who Beane would bring in if a WR is needed mid season. Hope here is with the young pass catchers they would be less prone to picking up a long term injury.

how I see it today. Money and draft capital investments by McBeane indicate their plan. Shakir - primarily slot - lead the team in targets Coleman - Most snaps in all sets Y/X - 3rd in targets - red zone option Kincad - 3/4 primary TE 2nd in targets - red zone option Palmer - 2nd in snaps X/Y outside and Samuel/Moore Samuel/Moore rotation 5th/6th snaps Moore 3rd outside rotating with Coleman/Palmer 2nd slot behind Shakir and gadget backfield. Moore will be the primary backup to Coleman and Palmer and sprinkle in when they rest. Samuel will be the primary backup to Shakir and Kincad when they go 3/4 WR

I'm also curious if the Browns would remove the tender after May 1st and not be on the hook for 3.5 mil for a 5-6th WR. they just signed Dionte Johnson yesterday which is an older version of Moore. Right now it a free 6th round pick(?) if he signs elsewhere but that changes on Friday. Even if the Browns don't remove the tag I would think Buff could offer a contract with easy to earn incentives that would be greater than 3.5 if he plays. Moore could decide to bet on him self and a much better situation to get a better contract next year. Taking a visit to One Bill Drive with his wife indicates to me he's probably debating taking less now for potentially more later today but want assurances of his role.

Houston must have needed an additional 5th for a planned deal to move up (tackle?). Probably not enough time on the clock to approve 2 separate trades.

Getting a 10-15 player at 30 is better than reaching for a CB or DT who is rated as a 30-40 player. Many of us want impact players added to the roster ideally that matches a "more" glaring need but Starks would be an upgrade. Plus the Bills do have 2 more 2nd rounders to get a DT and CB who will likely be better than the Safety there at the 2nd round picks.

Adam Schefter released his Monday Draft notes and had one Bills mentioned that I haven't even seen discussed the past month... https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2025/insider/story/_/id/44715900/2025-nfl-draft-notes-intel-buzz-adam-schefter-first-round-picks-teams-shedeur-sanders "UCLA linebacker Carson Schwesinger, projected by many as a Day 2 pick, has a chance to go in the end of Round 1 to a team such as the Commanders (No. 29) or Bills (No. 30) that might be be looking for additional defensive help." Going LB in the first would be create some content.

Uncomfortable but workable.

Singing Wilson and Winston do open the opportunity that they are passing on QB (Sanders) at 3. All the master plan to tank for Arch Manning next year to bring back the good times. Were looking through the crystal ball here, people.