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Bills’ core-four special teams a need that should get attention at NFL Draft
The most effective core special teamers exist at the nexus of speed, power and attitude. Slow dudes and pile inspectors need not apply. They must be aggressive enough to tackle on the coverage units, elusive enough to evade blockers on returns. Good instincts are critical.
Left tackle is New England's biggest need heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, as the team could use a giant human to protect ...
The good news about having a roster in disrepair is that practically any first-round draft pick will fill a position of need.
The New England Patriots were very successful for a long time. An interesting draft strategy suggests the Bills follow in ...
Maxwell Hairston was the No. 30 overall pick by the Buffalo Bills but delivered a cornerback blitz of heart and hugs to his ...
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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — General manager Brandon Beane seeks redemption. Perhaps his greatest boo-boo as the Buffalo Bills’ top ...
Patriots legend Julian Edelman says he loves the move, but also that Diggs is still upset with the Buffalo Bills for moving on from him. “I like Stefon Diggs in New England," Edelman said.
Drake Maye has someone new to protect his blind side. The Patriots ... for New England, they had multiple running backs who were deployed based on game plan. That was before McDaniels went to ...
NFL Draft has begun and before you know it, the Buffalo Bills' season opener will be here. Buffalo didn't make it to the ...
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