Buffalo Rumblings
Plus, despite his request for a new contract, Buffalo GM Brandon Beane expects RB James Cook to play this year.
The Buffalo Bills need to define an clear option at boundary wide receiver, and a familiar face who was recently cut by the Jacksonville Jaguars could make sense to add to the wide receiver room.
Just one year after signing a three-year, $39 million contract with Jacksonville, Gabe Davis was released by the Jaguars earlier this week. In today’s edition of Buffalo Rumblinks, we lead off by with the pros and cons of bringing Davis back to Buffalo.
When the Bills let Gabe Davis explore his options in free agency, Buffalo’s fan base was divided over the impact Davis’ loss would have on the offense. It turns out, Davis endured a disappointing 2024 season, catching only 20 passes for 239 yards and two touchdowns before suffering a season-ending meniscus tear.
In his four seasons with the Bills, Davis scored 27 touchdowns and averaged 16.7 yards per catch. His most memorable performance was a four-touchdown game against the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2021 AFC Divisional Round. Davis is an above-average blocking wide receiver who was known for both making highlight-reel grabs along the sidelines... and also dropping his fair share of passes.
A return to Buffalo is possible, as Davis was well-respected in the locker room and well-liked by the Bills’ front office. What do other outlets have to say about making the case for and against a Davis reunion in Western New York?
Pro Bowl running back James Cook has made it known he wants a new contract, and didn’t participate in the team’s voluntary workouts. General manager Brandon Beane isn’t worried about Cook’s availability, saying “I have no doubt when it’s time to play football, he’ll be ready to roll.”
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