On the latest episode of the Billieve Podcast, hosts John Boccacino and Jamie D’Amico discuss those Buffalo Bills players (excluding quarterback Josh Allen, who we all can agree is THE most indispensable member of the Bills) they feel are the most valuable and the most essential to Buffalo’s Super Bowl chances this year.
Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane has assembled one of the most complete and balanced rosters in the NFL, and the Bills have legitimate dreams of winning the franchise’s first Super Bowl in 2021.
However, even on a stacked team like the Bills, there are players who have demonstrated how indispensable, or absolutely necessary, their presence is to Buffalo’s team successes.
Our podcasters went through and picked one offensive player and one defensive player they felt perfectly fit the “Bill” as the most indispensable member of the team. The selections included: left tackle Dion Dawkins, wide receiver Stefon Diggs, cornerback Tre’Davious White, and safety Micah Hyde. Hear the rationale behind each of their recommendations!
We also test Boccacino’s Bills trivia knowledge, discuss the six-year contract extension Allen recently signed, and share why 8/6 should become a holiday for Bills fans.
Check out the latest Billieve Podcast for Boccacino and D’Amico’s thoughts on which players are the most essential and hardest to replace for Buffalo’s success in 2021, then join the conversation by leaving your thoughts in the comments section below.
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