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https://www.si.com/college/tennessee/football/hyatt-pinned-as-second-best-receiver I think Hyatt would be the perfect pick at #27. He just might be the most media and fan underrated draft prospect in this draft. The Bills have an over thirty Diggs and they also have Davis on the last year of his contract. They already have a couple options at slot on this team. They are in need of an outside guy. Allen and Hyatt would be a seriously dangerous combo IMO.

Josh Downs will be the best receiver in this draft and he'd be a prefect fit for the slot WR on this Bills team. This would free up Diggs and Davis to work the deep "big play" routes. He should be there at pick #27.

Treylon Burks looks like he'll be a beast in the NFL. Dude can do it all. His style of play and size reminds me of Terrell Owens. I'm hoping that he's the WR they're targeting in the first round.

This song fits the Buffalo Bills offense, defense AND special teams! Can't wait baby!

I went and looked at Allen's splits in regards to accuracy and found two interesting stats... Play Action (66%) vs. Non Play-Action (57%) and Allen only has 93 play action attempts vs 749 non-play action. Makes you wonder what the OC is thinking here. The other interesting stat I saw was Allen was 66% accurate when faced with less than 2.5 seconds of pocket time vs 48% accurate with more than 2.5 seconds.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Afernee Jennings OB/ER from Alabama. I saw a highlight video on him and he seems to be undervalued on many "big boards". The guy plays like a clone of Lorenzo Alexander. I could possibly see him as the Bills 2nd round pick.

Josh Allen will go down as the best QB from his class (Jackson's body type and style aren't a long lasting recipe). Allen was tied for first in both 4th quarter comebacks and game winning drives last year (probably the most important quality for your starting QB to have). His teammates love him for his fearless, reckless-abandoned style of play. IMO Bills fans are going to see a REALLY REALLY good offense this year (Diggs is a game changer). They are going to be shocked at how good they are, and it's gonna be REALLY REALLY fun to watch.

Looking at his highlights, Allen and Higgins would make a great match. Their playing styles definitely complement each other.

After reading this, it might be a hard pass... https://nflmocks.com/2020/01/14/2020-nfl-draft-jonathan-taylor-overrated/

I think what the Josh Allen detractors are failing to understand that the kid’s got a huge ceiling, he’s clearly getting better and the sky is still the limit with him. QBs like Mahomes and Watson are pretty much almost at their ceilings. Mahomes stepped right into the perfect situation with coaching, talent around him, and the system he’s working in... and Watson played at the highest level in college football while also just finishing his third year in the NFL. Allen came from Wyoming and he just finished his second year of pro football. There's a big difference there. Fans need to step back a bit on the harsh criticism of Josh, IMO he’s shown a lot of promise of down the road, becoming one of the NFL’s top QBs.

...remain. Hope the players realize this. I know they're young, but they need to play like they gave it their best shot so they won't have any regrets about a missed golden opportunity like this when their playing days are over.

I generally agree with this notion...however, the tone and exactness of his comments regarding Allen smacks of total disrespect regarding what this kid accomplished last season. Josh Allen will have a great platform to prove the doubters (though "haters" seems like a more appropriate term for this guy) wrong with the first game of the season being played on the road in the biggest media market on the planet.

In the media, there clearly are six "core" teams that are talked about all the time...Patriots, Cowboys, Giants, Jets, Eagles, Steelers. Then there are the teams that they have to talk about a lot because they're championship contenders...Rams, Saints, Chiefs (Ravens and Packers used to be on this list). I think fans have become programmed to get a kick out of being outraged or disrespected. It's probably why those "hot take" debate programs are so popular, both sports related and political. I don't pay attention to media much anymore because they're just trying to distract people from real life. The Bills will get noticed when it's clear they're on the way back to becoming a contender for the Super Bowl.

This may be a weird perspective, but the Patriots winning proves no franchises in the history of the league have had a tougher road than the the Bills, Jets and Dolphins for an almost two decade period. Here's hoping any and all Bills decisions being made are for the sole purpose of putting this dominating era to end.

Brady and Brees literally are the old face of the NFL. IMO Chiefs and Rams win turning the page on the old face of the NFL, setting up the highly anticipated rematch in the Super Bowl.