‘While he has great size and length at 6-foot-7, 266 pounds, it will most likely take him time to get acclimated to the speed of the NFL and the kind of offensive linemen he’ll face on a weekly basis. Bills fans shouldn’t expect Rousseau to walk onto the field in 2021 and collect double-digit sacks.’
WGR
Opinion: Rondale Moore no matter what
‘Emmanuel Sanders is 34-years-old and on a one-year deal. Cole Beasley is 32 and is likely a cap casualty candidate for 2022.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Bills possible trade-up targets
‘It will be costly for the Bills to trade up 8-10 spots. I can’t see them being able to go beyond that, given how cost prohibitive it would become coupled with teams not wanting to drop that far. So for this exercise I capped a Bills-trade up scenario at ten spots, to slot No. 20.’
Opinion: Capaccio: 2021 Mock Draft
’30. Buffalo Bills: Jaelan Phillips, EDGE, Miami.’
Bills re-sign offensive guard Ike Boettger
‘Boettger is expected to compete for the Bills’ starting guard position opposite Feliciano next season. Third-year offensive lineman Cody Ford and second-year lineman Ryan Bates will also play into that competition.’
Opinion: No, Bills should not trade for Julio Jones
‘The Bills have a long-term need at wide receiver. Emmanuel Sanders is 34 and on a one-year deal. Cole Beasley is 32 and could be a cap casualty in 2022. Who’s catching passes from quarterback Josh Allen in 2022, opposite Stefon Diggs?’
McShay: Bills trying to trade up for RB Etienne
‘The Bills currently hold the 30th overall selection. McShay mentioned the Bills have talked to teams picking ahead of the New York Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Jacksonville Jaguars, scheduled to pick 23rd, 24th, and 25th, respectively.’
Schopp & the Bulldog’s 2021 Mock Draft
‘Sneaky Joe – Rondale Moore – WR, Purdue. Bulldog – Travis Etienne – RB, Clemson. Nate – Asante Samuel Jr. – CB, Florida State.’
Beane: Speculation over pick No. 30 is great
‘Beane and the Bills’ brain trust have checked off a lot of boxes already this spring, but with the 2021 NFL Draft set to begin a week from Thursday, and a contract extension for quarterback Josh Allen still possible, Buffalo’s front office has a lot of work to do. However, the Bills appear to be in a great spot; looking like a group that may not only be a Super Bowl contender (again) in 2021, but also a competitive and exciting team for years to come.’
Bills likely to get plenty of national TV, prime time games in 2021
‘“No question. No question,” North said. “Particularly when you look at your 17 games, you’ve got to think about some of those being, kind of stand out there. They’re just a little bit bigger than the other ones. The Kansas City [Chiefs] game, for instance, when Buffalo goes out to K.C., that cannot be a 1 o’clock in the afternoon game, in September, in 15% of the country. That game has to be on national television somewhere. When you play New Orleans [Saints]. When you play New England [Patriots], twice.”’
Beane leaves door open for all scenarios with pick No. 30
‘“If there’s a guy on our board, hypothetically, 10 spots away, at 20, and we’re going, ‘Man, this guy really fits us. He’s everything we want. He’s going to make a big impact now and long-term,’ you have to talk about it, and of course see what it costs,” general manager Brandon Beane told reporters via a Zoom conference call on Tuesday. “Then, obviously, you’d have to have a team willing to make that move with you.”’
Bills can begin offseason program on Monday
‘Typically, Phase 1 of the nine-week program lasts two weeks. However, the NFL sent a memo to all teams last week stating that Phase 1 will be four weeks long this year, ending on May 14, with Phase 2 beginning May 17.’
Bills offensive tackle Trey Adams announces retirement
‘Adams was signed by the Bills as an undrafted free agent last year, highly touted out of the University of Washington, where he had been thought of as an early-round draft pick before injuries hurt his college career. He spent last season on the Bills’ practice squad and was expected to compete for a backup role in 2021.’
Cuomo: State needs to sign off on regulations for fans at Bills games
‘Cuomo’s comments came one day after Erie County Executive Mark Polancarz said he supports full capacity at all Buffalo Bills homes games for the 2021 season, but any fan who wants to attend must show proof of being fully vaccinated.’
Polancarz: No vaccine, no entry to Bills games
‘Erie County Executive Mark Polancarz said on Tuesday that he supports full capacity at all Buffalo Bills homes games for the 2021 season, but any fan who wants to attend must show proof of being fully vaccinated.’