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Good topic, I have a feeling Keon Coleman is going to be one of our most improved players - although not sure what that may look like stats-wise with our WR shared approach. But if he gets going as a threat in the red zone and starts winning more 50-50 plays, that would be huge. Regression is harder to choose although I like the previous suggestions of Taron and Milano. To throw out another possibility I’ll suggest Ty Johnson. I loved Ty last year and I don’t know if everyone realized how effective he was when he was in the game as both a pass catcher, runner and blocker. It will be difficult for him to replicate last year especially some of the special catches he made - so maybe we see a more average version of Ty this year.

Will Dissly seems like the bottom tier of current starting TE’s. Does he have any highlights? (I genuinely don’t know lol)

I do remember one of the Jets games where he caught breece hall inside the 5 and broke up a play in the end zone. His impact pretty much won that game which I think is impressive to do as a safety. Although not elite I think I’d agree he’s probably underrated and under appreciated.

I had flashbacks reading that 3-way QB competition to the Bills yester-years … so thankful for Josh Allen

Good research. I wanted to add as well that Ken Dorsey’s offense in 2022 and 2023 had a lot of WR choice routes where we remember Gabe (and sometimes Diggs) were not on the same page as Josh - ending in critical misfires and disappointment. Brady’s offense seems simpler in this regard and may improve the Gabe /Allen connection if we do get to see a round 2 of this pairing.

Gabe as a WR4 playing 35% of snaps at 3 mil is perfect. Gabe as WR2 playing 90% snaps making 10+ mil is a concern and I’m glad the Bills played this the way they did. Would be happy to see Gabe come back at the right price and role.

I’m curious to see if the bills cuts at these positions garner any interest across the league or come back as perfect practice squad players. We’ve grown accustomed to players like Cam Lewis and Ingram but do other teams have an interest or a spot on their 53 for these types of players? It seems more often than not the players the bills end up cutting stick around.

If the bills make him an offer it would be less than 3 mil - right? I guess that’s what makes the Browns tender so interesting here.

It seems most people think Hancock/Cam Lewis is a 1v1 position battle due to their proposed similar versatile role but I don’t think it’d be crazy for both of them to make the roster at the expense of Hamlin. The DB roster battles will be a fun puzzle to solve this summer.

Thanks for breaking this out! There are going to be some great competitions for end of roster spots - Notably the DB’s, D-line, and WR5 spots. But also interested to see the competition for depth o-line, depth LB, and TE3. And how could I forget a punter competition! It’s going to be a long wait until training camp!

Thanks gonzo, this is helpful to visualize! Not a need, but I wouldn’t mind spending one of the 6th round picks on QB Will Howard or Kyle McCord, if available. I don’t think they’ll be anything special but it would be nice to have 4 years of a cheap cost controlled QB2.

Landon Jackson and Farmer would be my ideal day 2, but there’s a lot of prospects I think I’d still be happy with left on the board.

Yes odd timing, but maybe just solidifying their ammo to be able to move around the board as they wish?

I actually think Cook could sit out the whole offseason program, show up week 1 and play just fine. He’s a RB in his 4th year on the team - Get ball, Run fast!

I think Cameron Williams is BPA on this list if we are being honest … I’d hate for them to reach on a RD 2 pick on a specific position but leaving day 2 without a CB would be tough to take.