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Tyrod Taylor to Sammy Watkins

By Erik Turner
— 2 days ago

If the Bills want to be successful in 2017, they will need big years from Tyrod Taylor and Sammy Watkins.

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Shady Flashbacks

By Erik Turner
— 4 days ago

A few runs from Shady’s time in Philly. With his ability to cut against the grain, he should have another successful season in 2017.

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By Erik Turner
— 5 days ago

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WR Jalen Robinette

By Erik Turner
— 6 days ago

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QB Nathan Peterman | Throwing on the run

By Erik Turner
— 6 days ago

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Lorenzo Alexander Highlights

By Erik Turner
— 7 days ago

Linebacker Lorenzo Alexander had a phenomenal 2016 season, one nobody expected. He was the second highest graded defender behind Kyle Williams. Finished with 42 solo tackles, 44 stops, 12.5 sacks, 13 QB hits, 23 QB hurries and one INT. The unquestioned leader is coming back to exceed his eye popping 2016 season.

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Scouting Reports Videos

First Round Draft Pick-Tre’Davious White

By Erik Turner
— 2 weeks ago

Sean McDermott is putting his stamp on the Buffalo Bills. Look no further than the 2017 NFL Draft. McDermott and the Bills traded away the 10th overall pick, moved back to 27, to draft CB Tre’Davious White from LSU. Get to know the 1st round pick

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Another Gear | WR Kolby Listenbee

By Erik Turner
— 2 weeks ago

The Buffalo Bills’ wide receiver group will feature one of the most competitive battles going into training camp. There are several holdovers from the prior regime, some names that were signed in free agency, and then a few undrafted free agents that were brought in to compete.

Kolby Listenbee falls under the prior regime category, as he was drafted in the 6th round, pick #192, in the 2016 NFL Draft. However, he never saw the field due to a double sports hernia. Listenbee underwent surgery in March 2016 and was placed on the Reserve/Non Football Injury list, which would have allowed him to return in week 7 of the 2016 season.

Unfortunately, he never did return due to pelvic inflammation. Listenbee said in addition to the hernias, he was also experiencing pain from some pelvic instability that resulted from a hit in college.

“It’s always been my adductors,” he said, referencing the upper leg/midsection muscles that were injured with the hernia, “and then my pelvis, my pelvis has always been an issue too. Everybody’s been saying it’s the double sports hernia but the pelvis has always been an issue too.“

Listenbee is continuously working to get stronger and healthier on a daily basis.

No promises just testimony. Nobody ever came back & played in the NFL after surgically getting a plate placed in the middle of they pelvis. pic.twitter.com/vWJ3AwUeM8

— Kolby Listenbee ™️ (@List10bee_Swagg) May 6, 2017

The 4.39 speedster has speed that not many receivers on this team possess. He may be able to carve out a niche if he can get back to 100%.

NFL Draft Scouting Reports Videos

Scouting Report | WR Zay Jones

By Erik Turner
— 4 weeks ago

Many evaluators and fans have Wide Receiver Zay Jones linked to the Buffalo Bills. Receivers coach Phil Mcgeoghan coached Zay into a record breaking season in 2016 and is now on the Bills staff. But I put that aside, and studied what offensive coordinator Tony Peterson asked of Jones in his offense last season and discovered many traits that lead me to believe that he would be a great fit in Rick Dennison’s offense.

Besides his versatility to play inside our outside, Jones is the best route runner in this draft in the short to intermediate area. He uses sharp cuts to gain leverage on defenders, reads coverages well and knows how to find zone windows. Especially over the middle of the field, this is a trait that I am sure the organization and Tyrod Taylor will love. His hands are also the best in this draft. He is a natural hands catcher and can catch through contact. He will need to continue to improve his play strength, especially in his lower body so that he can work through press coverage.

I expect him to be drafted in the early 2nd round, but don’t be surprised if he slips into the first especially if WR John Ross‘ medical evaluations are as bad as reported.

He has all of the tools to develop into a reliable target at the next level.

Check out my scouting video below.