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Basham with the start, he's earned it.

Of the bubble ends, Basham has been the clear top producer in preseason. Sizeable gap down to Lawson & Epinesa, and then Jonathan. I don't have him close to making the 53 right now.

If they kept Boettger over even Broeker I would have to wonder what blackmail he holds over McBeane.

Did someone check for Ron Mexico on the Best Western guest registry?

For all the "next Allen" talk, I can see it when he takes off and scrambles, but even in Josh's first game you could see him actually hit receivers from time to time. Richardson looked like what I was expecting Allen to look like based on all the "accuracy" flak, but both were indeed firing the ball on a line. https://www.nfl.com/videos/top-5-josh-allen-plays-2018-preseason-253924

I'd like to see Anthony Richardson's RAS score for teeth, looks like a 10.0 generational amount.

Too late to chip in for a card and busfare to Tennessee?

My silver lining is there's a path to the roster for Anderson as backup C/G. Will be taking a hard look at the line during the Bears game.

I swear the Steelers game-planned to send blitzers at the Bills right side of Torrence & Brown. Those two identified the blitz and picked it up very consistently.

To go from a first to a seventh you need to do something special driving it off the lot.

Edmunds catching any ball would cause this board to implode.

From the Bills past, James Lofton and Frank Lewis.

And here I thought John Brown and Cole Beasley were what happened when a team with mediocre receivers need help.

Quessenberry is a disaster waiting to happen. Van Demark looked like someone taking a final exam after the orientation. He'll be ok once coached up.

Tell me you don't watch preseason without telling me you don't watch preseason.

Hodgins was productive when the Bills used him as a big slot. Dorsey didn't want to use him there, Daboll did.

Let's hope it's not similar as he looks when he blocks...

That's how smooth he is, every rep looks identical.

I'm a fan of this article, thanks for posting. With the context from this regarding his experience and history, I feel more like the problems he was having vs the Colts at RT are just a matter of technique and coaching more than anything. We did suspect this in the Big Sweaties info dump in the middle of the game reaction thread there: 2nd half: 1st half:

Not in the Steelers game. He had 2 or 3 really good reps but a whole lot of meh, and he played a lot of snaps. Basham was flashing all game long.

Take a look at Basham's tape from the Steelers game. He's not getting kudos but he was the Bills best lineman that game IMO. If that's what we're going to get from him going forward he's more of an asset to the Bills than as a trade chip.

My first thought too, until I saw it wasn't York PA.

Pretty sure he was making the roster anyway. They broke camp with Van Demark as primary LT behind Dawkins and Quess 3rd string, which raised at least one of my eyebrows. He hasn't done anything to lose a rung either.

I think you're talking about the first play of the second series of the second half, because I had the same thought watching live that it was Van Demark's error, but rewatching on the replay I'm pretty sure it wasn't his assignment, and the TE was supposed to pick up the guy. The coaches would know the actual assignments, we probably never will. Edit: Could have been the 8th play of that drive where Barkley drew an offside with a hard count. That play honestly should have been blown dead, and Van Demark maybe had a chance to "abate to the QB" but can't get too much on the guys case for missing an opponent with a running head start lol.

This is fair, but those reps were entirely at RT, and every one was exactly the same rush move against him, see the 2nd series of the 2nd half vs Colts here in the Buried Sweaties game breakdown (and one of those wasn't his assignment). I'm confident he can get coached up on that. The fact that we haven't noticed him at all on his LT reps is frankly impressive.