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Breida has caught 76% of targets for 9 ypc average. He has averaged 90% catch rate last 3 years. Not sure how he holds up in pass pro at 190 lbs

Well if that qualifies as a fight then I have no hope for this generation. The Mt Mercy Bus loop had worse throw downs!

for clarity, the OP said thrown an INT or turned the ball over

Sorry to break the news but in last years season opener vs the Jets there was this play near end of 1st half: 2nd & 10 at NYJ 13 (1:36 - 2nd) (Shotgun) J.Allen left end to NYJ 14 for -1 yards (B.Austin). FUMBLES (B.Austin), RECOVERED by NYJ-J.Willis at NYJ 12. J.Willis to NYJ 12 for no gain (D.Dawkins). Option play.

What building? Wende correctional facility?

1060 yds and 7 TDs in 1978 as a rookie. Thought he would be next OJ. Had a bad foot injury in 1979 then done as a player. Next year Joe Cribbs was drafted.

Ok, that's an aggressive opinion. So let's try to do some reality based projection here. Last year in 15.5 regular season games Josh threw 572 attempts and completed 396. So let's be aggressive and add 1.5 more games (added game 17 and the half he sat out in week 16). That would give us 627 attempts and assume he completes 66% or 414 completions. That would mean that Sanders would need to get at least 95 attempts and catch 70% of them and average 17ypc. That is 4-5 yds more per reception than he has had in last 7 years. And he hasn't had 7 TDs since 2014. High bars you are setting. Diggs had 166 targets and Beasley had 107 last year. Brown and Davis had a total of 114 targets. Our TE's only had 66 targets. By design, the Bills may throw more to the TE (especially if they sign Ertz ) and Davis will likely see his numbers go up. And with teams playing the Chiefs style coverage, the RBs may see more. targets. I hope you are right . Bottom Line if Sanders gets 60 catches for 800 yds and 5 TDs he will earn his keep. 4 wide with Davis and Diggs on sidelines and Beasley and Sanders in slot will pose problems for sure.

good catch - guess I should have said 1/2 or 1/3 LESS!!

man I forgot him as a player...I thought of S from USC with same name who played for the Bears/Skins

That's a good question Georgie! Brown was not the reason McKenzie didn't play. On STs Roberts kept him off the field and at WR, where he ended the 2019 season as the 3rd WR, McKenzie saw John Brown and Gabe Davis take those snaps in 2020. McKenzie's role, if he is brought back in 2021, will be gadget guy and ST return specialist. His biggest opposition in camp will likely be a rookie with speed drafted for same duties with a number that is 1/2 or 1/3 what Bills would need to pay McKenzie.

Yeah but Mongo is digging it!

Most OGs are drafted after RD1. Only 9 guards total drafted in 1st round in last 10 drafts. Very likely a starting guard could be had with any of Bills first 3 picks.

I was 6 years old for the 1966 season when Joe Collier took over coaching Bills after Lou Saban had led the Bills to back to back AFC Championships. Like many fans, my first memory of a Bills games was not a pleasant one. It was listening to them lose to the Kansas City Chiefs on New Years Day 1967. The game was radio only as I distinctly remember listening to the call on the radio in our kitchen. We were home against a team we had split the season series with - both teams had prevailed on the road. The winner of this game was going to the 1st World Championship game of AFL winner versus NFL winner. The Chiefs went instead and lost to the Packers.

That is not a big number on this years cap and going forward there will not be a big dead cap number tied to him as only $1.75mm per year pro-rated signing bonus.

Preposterous idea OP! Let's eat up 7% of our cap space on a 1T DT by cutting him and absorbing a $12.6mm hit. And then add in another $5mm to find a replacement veteran placeholder. Your source is dazed and confused. Or at least lacking in logic.

His projected NFL role as slot/gadget/punt returner role will drop him down as not able to play outside. Lots of WRs in draft so do see him sliding to back of 4th top of 5th rounds given so-so speed and limited catch radius.

May have to do with size as Butler is 330 and Jefferson 285-290. Butler gives them a large option at 3T on run downs to put next to Star. And Butler as a DT on passing downs could be like Jordan Philips when paired with Oliver to generate inside pass rush. Another Edge rusher would help the pass rush scheme. Have to believe that is where some of available cap will go.

What are the chances we resign Milano?

And Schwartz just had a back procedure in FEB. Last game in 2020 was week 6 versus Bills. Both guys are now >30 and damaged goods. Pass please

disclosure: Looked this up and verified a couple months ago to tell my girls how wild some playoff games can be. Heart in throat whole 2nd half! Ah, the good old Bills! heck I can't remember where I left my keys.

Fact Check. Born in 1960 so the Bermuda Triangle / Ground Chuck Bills were in my college days. In 1981 the Bills beat the NY Jets in Shea Stadium when Bill Simpson picked off Richard Todd at game end. Bills had led 24-0 at one point. My favorite Bill of all time, Charlie Romes, picked up opening kickoff fumble and returned for a TD. Wild game as Fergie and Todd both threw 2 TDs and 4 INTs.

That much is true - lol 😎

Gunner, thanks for your insight here. In your Mock (thanks again) you had OBD taking Dillon Radunz OT Rd 2. Do you also see OBD taking an interior developmental OL late in draft with C/G versatility? Any thoughts yet about the PSU C Menet?

Ok I get what you are trying to say but 2 things jump out at me: Villapiano only started 4 games in 4 years in BUF, all in 1981. he did have a pick vs Jets in Playoffs that year. Watt will be a 55-60% rotation player in BUF and a key part of the pass rush. What has JJ Watt ever won? Everyone on the 2020 Bills have gone farther in the playoffs than JJ.

yes I would say this is his limiting factor as he is a puffed up 225 pound LB. Pec, Hammy and some earlier career injuries were all soft tissue. These usually worsen with age and occur more frequently