Quantifying the Buffalo Experience
I heard a question on a podcast that got me thinking, how did the coverage schemes in Kentucky compare to the coverages called for by the Bills? I already knew from the draft process that he was heralded as a zone corner and that his ideal fit would be a zone heavy scheme, but I.
Snap judgments are a powerful but dangerous thing. They have a tendency to allow you to use your intuition and subconscious to take in information without you cognitively processing it, and without all the necessary information needed to be informed, and yet, snap judgments can be accurate at a very high rate (See Malcolm Gladwell-Blink.
This weekend will be the first time in the NFL season we’ll have a chance to see players taking reps with Bills helmets on. We’re eager to see what the draftees, the UDFAs and the camp invites will look like, and for the most part it will give us a chance to ooh and ahh.
After the 2025 NFL Draft, some players who made the roster in 2024 should be on notice. Each year when the draft ends, the battle to make the 53-man roster begins. Here is the offseason schedule where the battles will take place: After updating my roster tracker, I identified 10 positions that should be in.
In the bottom of the 5th round, you’re typically not trying to find the best overall talent, as much as you’re drafting guys who have specific traits or can fit specific roles. Instead of wheeling and dealing like many expected, the Bills sat tight and let three hand-picked role players fall into their lap with.
With the 109th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Buffalo Bills select Deone “D-1” Walker, DT-Kentucky. The divisive DT definitely fills a large need in the Bills’ Defense, with a grand emphasis on large. Coming in at 6’7 345 lbs, Deone fits the bill as a true nose tackle who can eat up double.
Relentless. Landon Jackson is a natural, relentless DE prospect. When you listen to Brandon Beane talk about him, you get the sense that he was amazed Landon made it back to him at all in the third round, and it’s easy to see why. Jackson checked every box in the pre-Draft process, including hosting the.
Defensive Tackle was one of the most highly sought-after positions this offseason by Bills Mafia. When 5 DTs were selected before the Bills picked at number 30 overall, they pivoted to CB taking Mad Max Hairston. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, but made it all the more imperative that the Bills addressed the D line.
Day 1 saw the Bills land their top need with a toolsy, highly skilled, fast, athletic, tackling, ball-hawking, high upside (I could go on and on) CB in Mad Max Hairston. On Day 2 they will hope to land more difference makers and there are still some on the board, but which positions should they.
With the 30th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Buffalo Bills select … Maxwell Hairston, CB Kentucky. Hairston was a popular pick for the Buffalo Bills by mock drafters as his athleticism and ball skills led the most accurate mock drafters to select him more often than not. Maxwell Hairston has one of the.
