Buffalo Rumblings: for Buffalo Bills fans

In this episode of "The Nick & Nolan Show", Bruce flies solo and imagines a world where the Buffalo Bills keep six wide receivers.  Who takes that final spot?  Who can we rule out?  What does the Bills' selection tell us about what they prioritize?  Do Josh Allen's tendencies and idiosyncrasies matter in this competition?  How much do special teams matter?  Let's dive it together and make some informed decisions based on the data we have on hand.  Let's keep and eye out for the seven candidates over the next two preseason games and let's see if the opinions are markedly different by cut down day.  

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Sadly, Nick & Nolan had some audio issues in recording their WR6 episode, so we're sharing this classic episode of the guys reactions released right after the 2019 NFL Draft.

This is the episode that caught the attention of Buffalo Rumblings and prompted an invitation to join the BR podcast channel.

Hear the guys way back then.  They were using soundbites and being reasonable before it was cool.

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This week, we discuss the Buffalo Bills' game against the Carolina Panthers, Christian Wade's roster possibilities, trading LeSean McCoy, the wide receiver competition, and a whole lot more opinions from training camp and the preseason.

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In this episode, we discuss the Bills/Panthers preseason game. We go over the offense (Josh Allen, Matt Barkley, and Christian Wade) defense (Trent Murphy's sack, Mike Love's possibly solidifying his spot on the second team unit, Kevin Johnson's TAINT), and special teams (Stephen Hauschka, Andre Roberts) and some of the promising depth that we may finally have on this roster (ie- Deon Lacey).

After that, we talk to.Content and Operations Manager for the radio station WAER in Syracuse, Kevin Kloss (@KevinKloss), to discuss a fun presason topic-- which was a more impressive feat by the Buffalo Bills team and organization? The 9-7 season in 2017 where they ended the 17 year Playoff Drought? Or the 6-10 season in 2018 where they had a rookie QB and $70 million in dead cap? Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments section. Go Bills!

Additional players/topics discussed: Frank Reich, Gale Gilbert, Tyree Jackson, Levi Wallace, Tre'Davious White, Tyrod Taylor, Von Miller, Matt Ryan, Julio Jones, Mohamed Sanu, Matt Milano, Jerry Hughes, Deonte Thompson, Jay Cutler, Adam Vinatieri, Joe Webb, Blizzard Game, Andy Dalton, Tyler Boyd, Eric Wood, Richie Incognito.

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The Buffalo Bills improved to 2-0 in the preseason, thanks to a fast start from Josh Allen and Cole Beasley.

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Host John Boccacino is joined by co-host Jamie D'Amico to dissect a news-filled week for the Buffalo Bills, who have been engaging in joint practice sessions with the Carolina Panthers before the two play a Week 2 preseason game Friday night in Carolina. Among the topics covered: What to make of Cam Newton torching the Bills' secondary (and Tre'Davious White's struggles guarding Curtis Samuel during joint practices); Cole Beasley is fitting in nicely in Brian Daboll's offense; would you have wanted the Bills to trade for star edge rusher Jadeveon Clowney to bolster the pass rush; and more. Check out the latest episode of Billieve to find out our thoughts on these issues and more!

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It is time to take a closer look at the Bills 53-man roster, and see who has the chance to secure the final roster spots in Buffalo.

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Nick & Nolan review all the different categories and reasons we come to hate the teams, coaches, players, and others in the sports world who we all love to hate. The people who have wronged us, the long-running rivalries, the trolls, and the dirty players. From the historical to the petty, Nick & Nolan go through all those who stick in their craw for one reason or another. Tons of soundbites and tons of visceral rehashing old wounds. Come for the knowledge and stay for the soundbites. #gobills #billsmafia #buffalobills #bills

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We discuss Josh Allen's performance in the preseason opener and camp, Mitch Morse & the center position, Christian Wade's big debut, Duke Williams and the WR depth chart, Harrison Phillips playing in the fourth quarter, the punter battle, and more!

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Host John Boccacino is joined by co-host Jamie D'Amico to offer up their thoughts on the key takeaways from the Buffalo Bills' 24-16 win over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 1 of the preseason. Among the topics covered: Josh Allen is making progress in his ability to read the field; Devin Singletary looks poised for a huge year; Cole Beasley is fitting in nicely in Brian Daboll's offense; Russell Bodine had a miserable 2019 debut; Cody Ford and Ty Nsekhe looked good on the right side of the offensive line; the defensive starters stymied the Colts for much of the first half; Ed Oliver dominated All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson; rookie Darryl Johnson had an impressive debut; Lafayette Pitts could replace E.J. Gaines in the secondary; and Cory Carter leapfrogged Corey Bojorquez in the punter battle. Check out the latest episode of Billieve to find out our thoughts on these issues and more!

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