‘Not only does that name not excite you, but I’m betting you haven’t even heard of him.’
WGR
Report: Bills inquired about J.J. Watt, interest ‘definitely mutual’
‘Even though Watt’s production took a downward trend this past year, the veteran defensive end would be a great addition to the position in Buffalo, joining the likes of Jerry Hughes, Mario Addison, A.J. Epenesa, Darryl Johnson, Bryan Cox, Jr. and Mike Love.’
Opinion: Bills face a challenging offseason
‘Having said that, I don’t see how the Bills could afford to sign Watt and do some of the other things they need to do this offseason. Especially if reports are true that Watt is hoping to earn as much of the $17.5 million he would have made with the Houston Texans next season.’
Opinion: 2021 State of the Bills: Specialists
‘Ferguson‘s salary cap number next year jumps to $1.14 million, good for seventh-highest amongst all NFL long snappers. But that’s not a steep price to pay at all for someone as good and consistent as he’s been since becoming their starter in 2017.’
Opinion: 2021 State of the Bills: Cornerback
‘There’s one big question looming at this position for 2021: who starts opposite Tre’Davious White?’
Opinion: 2021 State of the Bills: Safety
‘This may actually be the easiest position to write about considering it’s been so consistent, as far as personnel, over the last few seasons, and looks to remain that way heading into 2021. It’s pretty incredible to think how much Jordan Poyer and Micah Hyde have played since arriving in 2017 together as free agents, as opposed to anyone else at all.’
Opinion: 2021 State of the Bills: Linebacker
‘Whatever the outcome of the situation is with Milano, it will have a domino effect on how the team approaches the linebacker position the rest of the offseason.’
Opinion: Bills have big decision looming on Matt Milano
‘Given the lower salary cap projections for 2021 across the league, it’s hard to tell exactly what Milano‘s market value will be. However, the website Spotrac calculated that to be close to a $14 million per-year contract.’
Opinion: Filling the void
‘Very few people saw what happened coming.’
Opinion: 2021 State of the Bills: Defensive end
‘As for those under contract, Mario Addison is probably the biggest question mark headed into this offseason, as far as whether or not the team keeps him on the roster.’
Opinion: Ryan Fitzpatrick should be Bills’ backup quarterback
‘Fitzpatrick would be a wild ride as a backup. If he had to enter a game that mattered, I’d want to assume it wouldn’t go well, while not ruling out Fitzpatrick carrying the team on his back to a win.’
Opinion: 2021 State of the Bills: Defensive tackle
‘Defensive tackle is the only position group on the entire Buffalo Bills roster that does not have a pending free agent. Seven different players are under contract already for 2021, including five regulars from this past season – Ed Oliver, Quinton Jefferson, Harrison Phillips, Vernon Butler, and Justin Zimmer.’
Opinion: So about the Bills and that gap…
‘Maybe all the usual “learning to win” filler should apply. The Bills played about their two worst games of the year against the Chiefs, and there could be psychological reasons for that to go with the tactical ones. We don’t know.’
Opinion: 2021 State of the Bills: Offensive line
‘Sure, there could very well be multiple returners along the line, but as of right now, the only thing that’s certain is Dawkins is the starting left tackle in 2021.’
Opinion: 2021 State of the Bills: Wide receiver
‘Things are a lot more fuzzy when it comes to Brown, mainly due to his contract and injury concerns.’