Buffalo Bills: Draft Grades and Recap
April 29, 2019
During this week’s draft, the Bills built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise, writes Kieth Domon.
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During this week’s draft, the Bills built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise, writes Kieth Domon.
The Buffalo Bills’ selection of Ed Oliver to add him to one of the top defenses in the league can only make the unit stronger, giving Sean McDermott his disruptive defensive tackle, writes Kieth Domon.
The Bills filled some major holes during free agency and are starting to look like potential playoff contenders. They still lack a few positions and need to fill these gaps in the draft. To help with this mock draft, I used the FanSpeak on the Clock simulator.
More than a month into free agency, Terry Goffena looks at three players still available that the Patriots should be looking at.
This edition of “2019 Pre-NFL Draft Divisional Standings” by Griffin Clark will focus on the AFC East.
With just under two weeks left until the 2019 NFL Draft, the Buffalo Bills are deciding who they want to
Kieth Domon shares a Bills mock draft consisting of only players that have met with the team individually.
The clock is ticking on a potential extension of Russell Wilson, writes Andersen Pickard. Where do things stand between the Seattle Seahawks and their mobile quarterback?
The Carolina Panthers have signed wide receiver Rashad Ross to a one-year deal. Julie Hatley looks at what the former AAF player has to offer, and if he will make the team’s opening roster.
Ryan Potts introduces the 64 teams in a simulation to dub the greatest NFL team of all time.
It seemed the results of the @NFLonFOX Twitter poll “Best NFL Fanbase” final four were set, but some suspicious voting patterns on one team’s side were quick to alert the Twitter world, writes Vincent Christiano.
The Buffalo Bills announced Wednesday the signing of former Titans offensive lineman Quinton Spain to a one-year contract, writes John Lomeo.
During this week’s draft, the Bills built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise, writes Kieth Domon.
The Buffalo Bills’ selection of Ed Oliver to add him to one of the top defenses in the league can only make the unit stronger, giving Sean McDermott his disruptive defensive tackle, writes Kieth Domon.
The Bills filled some major holes during free agency and are starting to look like potential playoff contenders. They still lack a few positions and need to fill these gaps in the draft. To help with this mock draft, I used the FanSpeak on the Clock simulator.
More than a month into free agency, Terry Goffena looks at three players still available that the Patriots should be looking at.
This edition of “2019 Pre-NFL Draft Divisional Standings” by Griffin Clark will focus on the AFC East.
With just under two weeks left until the 2019 NFL Draft, the Buffalo Bills are deciding who they want to draft in the first round.
Kieth Domon shares a Bills mock draft consisting of only players that have met with the team individually.
The clock is ticking on a potential extension of Russell Wilson, writes Andersen Pickard. Where do things stand between the Seattle Seahawks and their mobile quarterback?
The Carolina Panthers have signed wide receiver Rashad Ross to a one-year deal. Julie Hatley looks at what the former AAF player has to offer, and if he will make the team’s opening roster.
Ryan Potts introduces the 64 teams in a simulation to dub the greatest NFL team of all time.
It seemed the results of the @NFLonFOX Twitter poll “Best NFL Fanbase” final four were set, but some suspicious voting patterns on one team’s side were quick to alert the Twitter world, writes Vincent Christiano.
The Buffalo Bills announced Wednesday the signing of former Titans offensive lineman Quinton Spain to a one-year contract, writes John Lomeo.
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