I think k he may be 1b as opposed to #2 by the end of the season.

Do t get me started on my love for Zack Moss 🤣

Agreed 💪

The question is how much will he dig into Cook’s workload? Will he be #2 or 1b?

@@stevemathes3136 sorry didn't really finish my thought in the original comment. By what I've read on Davis, it wasn't exactly glowing in terms of his pass pro chops coming out, which I would assume would be very necessary for him to take a truly sizeable chunk out of Cook's workload from last year. That would enable David to seize that pivotal 3rd down role to carve out a niche right off the bat. I think that Cook's vertical explosiveness will keep him at least as the 1A, but I envision 15-18 touches a game for Cook, so Davis will probably get goal line work and maybe 5-10 touches a game when the dust settles.

@@peterwilson4865Beane raved about Davis’ pass blocking at his post draft presser and Cook is pretty bad at it

@@peterwilson4865Davis is more of a pass catching RB anyway

@@stevemathes3136 I didn't even know him prior to them making the draft pick, so I'm just going off of the few scouting reports I read after we drafted him. Below was one of them quoted as an example. Seems like recognition was the main thread in these though, not physical ability. Cook is obviously and objectively bad at it, but that's why I mentioned it in the first place, because if Davis isn't good at it either, that naturally limits what snaps he could take in the first place. "Needs improvement in pass protection, especially against blitzes."

No one is forgetting. Question is whether the Bills want him to be THE workhorse or want to use Davis as a 1b to keep Cook fresh

@@stevemathes3136 So the question is if the Bills will use the 3rd best back in the league to help them win games, or if they will rest him up and let a lesser RB be the workhorse? That doesn't seem like much of a question. I wonder if the Bills will rest Josh Allen and let Trubisky be the QB workhorse... Yeah, after saying it in my head, I'm still completely with @johnyaudes3062 , the question makes no sense. The problem I see is that every year since I've been a Bills fan (going back to 1990), the fan base thinks every single RB the Bills draft will be the next incarnation of OJ Simpson. Even with Thurman Thomas was winning the MVP in 1991, I can still remember Bills fans yelling to bench Thomas and get Kenny Davis out on the field. I'm 95% confident that if Bills Mafia had podcasts in 1992, the title of at least one mid-season video would be, "Will Thurman Thomas Lose His Starting Job To Kenny Davis in 1992??"

@@RageDaugyou are comparing apples to oranges my guy with that QB analogy and then going completely into left field pulling an OJ analogy lol

Early Moss got pass catching stuff but it was a weird year bc of covid

I just think we used moss in a way that didn’t lead to success or building confidence, I just wanna see Davis get some of the early down reps as well to give him an opportunity to create when the defense isn’t sure it’s going to be a run attempt

Listen to Joe Marino’s episode on Cook, his numbers nose dived

@@stevemathes3136 I don’t need to listen to him I know they did but saying it’s cause he is over worked is completely wrong

@@stevemathes3136 but as always love what you and tilt do !

Yup. The question becomes is it a clear 1-2 or a 1a/1b situation by seasons end 🤷🏻‍♂️

Appreciate the feedback 🙏