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No flaw has captured the interest of the fan base more than the Gabe Davis-sized hole on the boundary, even though the Buffalo Bills may see an offensive exodus during free agency this offseason. The receiver position has received special attention this offseason due to Davis’ likely departure and speculations surrounding top receiver Stefon Diggs. With Buffalo selecting 28th overall, there is a good chance that a second-tier receiver will be selected.
Brian Thomas Jr., a receiver for LSU, has been ridiculed by the Bills more often than most. Given that the team visited with him at the NFL Scouting Combine, the widespread conjecture might be justified. Meetings don’t often mean a lot of interest, especially at this stage of the game, but it makes sense Buffalo is gathering data on possible targets.
It is true that I met with the Bills. Just being able to be myself and be a playmaker makes me think that I would be a great leader in the wide receiver group and a wonderful teammate,” Thomas remarked. Therefore, I would claim that I would provide all those intangibles to a group. In terms of the role he would play—that of the main deep threat on the boundary—Thomas is comparable to Davis; nevertheless, his athleticism sets him apart. Though the LSU graduate is more explosive vertically, he is a more fluid athlete and has a big advantage in his ability to win beneath more consistently.
Expectations will always be quite high when a quarterback with Josh Allen’s caliber leads the attack. There’s hope that they can be accomplished because of the way interim offensive coordinator Joe Brady messed with the foundation Ken Dorsey laid, especially with more dynamic personnel.
At LSU, Brady oversaw the passing game while Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Justin Jefferson led the team to a championship run. On Wednesday, the Tiger-bound connection was mentioned. Thomas stated, “We were just talking about his time at LSU and a lot of football.” “We basically talked a lot about football because I wasn’t there when he was. discussing our activities when we were at LSU in this regard
