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Alexander has not practiced since August 9 and is unlikely to play. His frequent injury status is the reason he was available. He has not been elite in performance for quite some time. The Ravens were counting on a bounce back by Alexander but so far it looks like they may have lost that bet.

I would not be surprised if Davis ends up on the active roster at some point later this year, but it would be because of injury most likely. I think the Bills are satisfied with the players and their roles in the WR group right now, barring some collapse or severe underperformance on someone’s part. That said, Davis is a better option than what they had on the practice squad.

I am ok with signing him to the practice squad and him being an emergency option kind of player, but right now I do not see him as an obvious upgrade to our WR group and would rather see that group moving forward.

So in other words, pure speculation on Benford absent any real knowledge and the usual woe is us the Ravens are such a great team Bills fan BS.

Carter was the 5th DT on the depth chart and would have been 6 when Larry O comes back. They are going to be just fine without him, short and long term. Shame for the young man though.

There is no way Phillips is ready to play.

This makes sense as it corresponds with usual regular season preps according to the contract.

I really like the limited amount of what I have seen and what I have heard from on site reporters about his commitment and progression this Spring and Summer. I am optimistic. This could be a breakout season for him.

It’s gonna be a long year.

I feel bad for Hamler as he seemed like a great guy who loved being part of the Bills, but he has had two years to make his case and they must feel he is topped out. Time to give someone else a chance there. Same for Davidson really. He did not show improvement this camp, and in fact, the opposite overall. New Blood time. Neither was surprising.

A radical concept that many fans around here have difficulty with.

Highly unlikely he passes Hamlin. He is obviously there for insurance and mentorship as one of their 4 safeties is a raw rookie at this point and their starter is a second year guy still learning. Poyer is not playing unless there is an emergency. Actually a good depth move for them.

He is strictly a “break glass in case of emergency” type of layer at this point. I am not sure he has any definitive playing role.

The bills do not need upside in that 5th LB spot. They need someone that can play in the event of injury and is not learning on the job. They already have their local Rudy story on the roster. One is enough, thank you. Agree to disagree.

I believe so, given likely roles, but I guess we will see soon. I think both Samuel and Moore make it as was expected all along.