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Will Buffalo Bills running back James Cook fix his drop problems from 2023 and find more receiving production? What about Ray Davis and Ty Johnson? Who can help in pass protection? On today’s episode, Host Joe Marino offers insight on those dynamics in addition to a host of Herd Mentality items.

We spent the two days this week working through the top-10 most important players to the future of the Buffalo Bills with the 13 person panel. To close out the conversation, Joe Marino shares his personal ballot and general thoughts on the entire project. Where did Joe differ from the consensus? Which players were the hardest to leave off? What are the biggest takeaways from the project? Biggest surprises? We break it all down on today's episode.

As the offseason rolls along, OTAs are underway for the Buffalo Bills. On today’s episode, Joe Marino breaks down the comments from Sean McDermott and Josh Allen while also discussing the practice reports form media in attendance.

​​After unveiling the consensus top-10 most important players to the future of the Buffalo Bills on yesterday's podcast, we go deeper today including a look at all 20 players that received votes. In addition, Joe Marino asks each member of the panel a follow up question regarding something unique about their rankings or about the project in general.

The Buffalo Bills are a contending team that is also a roster in transition. Those dynamics lead to a fascinating discussion in determining who the 10 most important players are to the future of the team. For the fourth year in a row, Joe Marino teamed up with 12 other Buffalo Bills content creators to assemble a consensus ranking of the top ten most important players to the future of the Buffalo Bills. This year’s panel includes Anthony Marino, Anthony Prohaska, Bruce Nolan, Greg Tompsett, Jerry Ostroski, Joe Miller, John Fina, Nate Geary, Pat Moran, Ryan Talbot, Sterling Furrow and Z-Bot

s this the year Josh Allen is the NFL MVP? Could Keon Coleman be the offensive rookie of the year? What about Cole Bishop on the defensive side? Does James Cook have a chance to be the offensive player of the year in 2024? On today's podcast, Joe Marino examines all of the possibilities and breaks down the Buffalo Bills chances of bringing home major NFL awards in 2024 and why there should be reasons for skepticism for the leading candidates.