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Thank goodness he isn't smoking weed though!

Real talk. Nate Peterman's 5 picks in 2 quarters.

Missed tackle percentage the last 2 seasons are 17% and 9.8%

We've seen RBs have huge TD seasons, get paid, then immediately go back to modest production.

Oooh fun game! Underrated: Kincaid, the 2024 whipping boy. 117 catches his first 2 years, has shown flashes of tremendous upside. How dare a player need to develop. I demand instant gratification. Overrated: James Cook, how much of his production was from Allen and a great OL?

Douglas was pretty rough most of last year, the market is thin for north of 30 CBs who didn't have elite athleticism to start with. Cooper sounds pretty washed up as well.

JJ Watt is who Fox wishes Gronk was.

I think a misconception with Hollins is what he was signed to do, and what his role actually wound up being. Hollins was never brought in to be a starter next to Coleman, or at least he shouldn't have been. In 2023, his offensive snap and special teams snaps were at 39% and 37%. I think the Bills wanted this for last year Samuel went down immediately, then Cooper, then Coleman, so Mack played 66% on offense and 22% on the teams. Did Hollins wind up filling in at X a TON? Totally. Was that the original plan for the role he would have on this team? I highly doubt it. I believe the original plan was he is the primary backup outside and a special teams demon. That why when people say "Palmer is replacing Hollins" I find myself disagreeing, because the role they intend to have Palmer fill is MUCH different than Hollins intended role. Viska Shenualt, right now, may be the true Mack replacement as he's played over 47% of the special teams snaps the last two seasons.

Palmer is 100% absolutely not filling Mack Hollins role. He's taking the X WR on the outside. Hot take alert, but I don't think Bosa will be the biggest impact of this FA class.

I mean he's basically Tyrod Taylor 2018

100% facts. I'd take Maddy and Eric Wood on the play calls than Chris Brown's screeching.

I think the guys from Shout! are pretty hard to listen to as well. Cover 1 and Locked On are my go-to shows.

What if it's a OT?

I will say, Landon Jackson is the type of DE the Bills love. Tall, lanky, power with speed.

I think it's a blend of both. Drafting a OT, TE, or Center at 30 isn't going to help us any time soon. Safety is in that argument as well.

There was a thread about Bills meeting with that DE from Arkansas "like 8 times," but the thread was deleted. Was it a fake quote?

McD on the sideline watching that match like:

For context, he had 6 drops last year for a rate of 8%, those 6 drops actually game in 3 games. 4 drops for 4.4% the year prior. He did have 2 in the playoffs for a rate of 22%. 1 drop the previous post season.

I think the fans need to get off this tun of goo quest. Bills have never really had that kind of DT under McD. Star was 6'2" 315, Jones is 6'4" 320.

Looking him up, definitely seems to have the slightly chunkier Spencer Brown body type. I know his production was low, but he's been a 3-4 NT his whole career so far (I think).

We need to add 24 players to get to the 90 man mark, we still have note worthy roles at TE3, CB2a, and NT2 to fill. I don't know how many needle movers we will see, but there will be additions.

Agreed. Do better in March so we aren't freaking out in October!

I do kind of wonder if the Matt Milano replacement is actually Terrell Bernard and we see Dorian Williams take over at MLB. Odds are probably low, but each player's physical skill set definitely translates better to the opposite LB position.

NFL is all about matchups and role players. One of the guys on that list found himself in a nice situation last year and received a nice payday this summer.

He obviously didn't shatter any NFL rookie records, I was referring to Bills rookie records.