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, and there is plenty of discussion around Allen" NewsNotesBills Links, 7/2: What impact can Josh Allen have in fantasy football?New,6commentsFantasy previews are starting to roll in, and there is plenty of discussion around AllenEDTThe start of the 2019 NFL season is still two months away, but fantasy football drafts will begin over the coming weeks. Today’s links include multiple fantasy previews for the Buffalo Bills, with plenty of focus on quarterback Josh Allen. You can find this, updates on Madden 20, an exclusive interview with Mike Love and much more in today’s Bills Links.<hr class="p-entry-hr" id="C4oSRq">Bills' Josh Allen should be on fantasy radar after strong 2018 finish - Buffalo Bills Blog- ESPN The quarterback made a fantasy impact with his legs as a rookie in 2018, but he might be asked to be more selective with his decisions to run this fall.100 Questions: The fantasy outlook for the Buffalo Bills | Fantasy Football News , Rankings and Projections | Pro Football FocusPFF Fantasy editor Daniel Kelley asks and answers some of the most pressing questions surrounding the Buffalo Bills for fantasy in 2019.Madden 20 Buffalo Bills rookie ratings released: Ed Oliver has second-highest rookie grade - newyorkupstate.comOnly Quinnen Williams has a higher rookie Madden 20 rating.Camp Countdown: No. 24 - Three reasons why Jason Croom’s game should take a big leap forward - BuffaloBills.com"In 2018, Jason Croom made Buffalo’s 53-man roster and made steady progress through his first year as an NFL tight end."Bills hoping Cody Ford brings physical style to O-line – The Buffalo NewsAsked to describe his style of play, Ford says: Physical. My mentality comes from being able to finish every play and playing through the whistle.”Astro’s Bills Mock Draft — July Edition – Bills Mafia — #BillsMafiaIt’s never too early to enjoy a mock draft.Featured on Buffalo RumblingsCircling the Wagons: Bills DE Mike Love Interview- Buffalo RumblingsWe interviewed Bills DE Mike Love on his journey from being cut, the practice squad, making the 53 man roster & much more!Buffalo Bills NFL Draft Retrospective: 2010 - Buffalo RumblingsThe first draft class of the Buddy Nix regime was not productive long-term.Predicting the 2019 Buffalo Bills’ defensive-line rotation - Buffalo RumblingsWe checked out the snap-count data for the duration of the McDermott era to predict a playing-time leader board.2019 Buffalo Bills scouting report: running back Frank Gore - Buffalo RumblingsThe ageless one continues to defy the odds and produce at a high level.Bills Links, 7/1: Tyler Kroft’s injury leaves questions at tight end - Buffalo RumblingsKroft was expected to be the starting TE in Buffalo. A talented player and an outstanding match for Sean McDermott."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections NewsNotesOpinionAnalysisDiscussionPodcastNFL DraftSalary CapNFL DraftAnalysisScouting ReportsQuinnen Williams is an ideal fit for Buffalo Bills’ defensive schemeNew,12commentsA talented player and an outstanding match for Sean McDermott.EDTShareTweetShareShareQuinnen Williams is an ideal fit for Buffalo Bills’ defensive schemeQuinnen Williams might be the best prospect in the 2019 NFL Draft, but due to positional needs he’s no lock for the top pick. There’s a chance he could slide down the draft to the point where the Buffalo Bills might entertain the thought of trading up for him. How would he fit the team, if they did land him? Let’s walk through what Williams could bring to Buffalo.Team FitDuring his last two years with the Carolina Panthers , McDermott paired Star Lotulelei, the massive defensive tackle now on Buffalo’s roster, with the speedier Kawann Short. Short, a second-round pick, exploded onto the scene and has two Pro Bowls under his belt thanks to big sack numbers and a penetrating style of play.Coming into the 2013 NFL Draft, Short measured 6’3”, 299 pounds with 34 3⁄4 -inch arms. With a short shuttle time of 4.65 seconds and a three-cone drill of 7.55 seconds.The Bills also drafted the 6’3” 307 pound Harrison Phillips, with 33 7/8” arms, a 4.5 short shuttle , and a 32” vertical leap.At 6’3” and 303 pounds, with 33 1/4” arms, Williams is squarely in Buffalo’s wheelhouse. He’s a great athlete, too, with a 4.83 forty-yard dash, 30.5” vertical, and 112” broad jump.Williams played multiple alignments during his career at Alabama, and could definitely hold down a three-technique role for the Bills. He’s also known as a team player, who voluntarily redshirted and took on less glamorous nose tackle roles to open up opportunities for his teammates.Player comparisonFletcher Cox measured 6’4” 298 pounds against Quinnen’s 6’3” 303. Like Williams , Cox is a great athlete, and he developed impressive handfighting technique as a pro defensive tackle. Kawann Short might be an even better comparison. While he didn’t have a Combine workout, he measured 6’3” 299 with longer arms but similar hand size. Short’s selling point in college was his excellent pass rushing technique, his strength, burst, and versatility, and his scouting report honestly reads very similarly to Williams’s. With that in mind, it wouldn’t be surprising if Brandon Beane and Sean McDermott were sold on this player.Sample Play: Base Strong Fire ZoneThis defensive playcall comes straight from Nick Saban’s playbook. If the Bills went with this exact look, they’d be switching up their personnel package slightly. Jordan Phillips and Harrison Phillips would both play as defensive ends , with Jerry Hughes and Lorenzo Alexander playing bookend outside linebacker roles. Middle linebacker Tremaine Edmunds would be the blitzer in this scenario. Williams, playing nose tackle, would be pressuring from the A gap.Williams is able to disrupt plays even when lining up in a conservative zero-technique alignment. Even facing two blockers, it’s likely he’d knife between them and pressure the QB’s blind side. Edmunds should have a free gap with the left defensive end occupying the right guard. That allows Phillips and SLB Alexander to play contain and clean up any missed sacks.Williams is that rare, versatile talent on the defense who only shows up once every year or two. He’d fit pretty much every defense with Pro Bowl potential, and would be the perfect match for Buffalo’s missing interior pressure. If he somehow fell down the draft, the Bills drafting him would be a coup.