The Buffalo Bills showed up with some solid odds to end up with Khalil Mack in 2018. We look at that and more in today’s Morning Charge.
Football fans in Buffalo got to enjoy watching Khalil Mack when he was in college. Why not continue that with him as a pro?
Mack is currently a member of the Oakland Raiders but is continuing a holdout in the final year of his rookie deal. This could lead to a trade, and Buffalo showed up as a top potential destination in some betting odds.
This would be a dream fit for the Buffalo Bills but the situation may not be as perfect as it seems. Mack is looking for some record money and would need a new contract starting next season. So trading for him this year would amount to a rental, assuming he doesn’t re-sign in 2019.
But maybe a return to Buffalo would be the perfect match. It is entirely possible, although my best guess is that Mack and the Raiders find a way to make it work. Letting him walk or trading him would be a foolish move.
We take a look at this news and more in today’s edition of The Morning Charge.
Buffalo Bills News:
Betting odds on Khalil Mack coming back to Buffalo (BuffaLowDown, Steven Kubitza)
The odds tell the story. I personally don’t think the Bills would give up a high draft pick for Mack but Vegas seems to think it is possible. We shall see. Nothing wrong with a bit of fun this time of year.
Zay Jones’s road to redemption (BuffaLowDown, Shaun Brennan)
Zay Jones has a lot to prove in 2018. His 2017 season was reason enough, and that was before he made headlines this offseason for all the wrong reasons.
7 observations from 2018 Buffalo Bills training camp – Day 15 (WKBW, Joe Buscaglia)
A look at what went down in Bills camp on Tuesday. Josh Allen continues to get work with the second-team offense on his slow rise to the top of the depth chart.
Bills G.M.: “Nothing’s changed” regarding LeSean McCoy’s status (PFT, Mike Florio)
And finally, the latest surrounding how the Bills view LeSean McCoy. He appears to be set to play in Week 1 as of right now, but we will continue to monitor the situation.