Jay Skurski
Buffalo Bills Beat Writer at Buffalo News
Proud dad to Elliott. Buffalo Bills beat writer at @TheBuffaloNews. St. Francis High School, Univ. of South Florida graduate.
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1 day ago |
buffalonews.com | Jay Skurski
Like it or not, the NFL’s Most Valuable Player award has become the Most Valuable Quarterback award. For 17 of the past 18 seasons, including the most recent 12, a quarterback has won the honor, with the Buffalo Bills’ Josh Allen being the latest to bring it home. It’s easy to understand why. Quarterback is, by far, the most important position on the field. There is a reason 16 quarterbacks make at least $40 million in average annual value heading into the upcoming season.
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3 days ago |
buffalonews.com | Jay Skurski
History has shown that, on average, about a quarter of the head coaches working in the NFL in any given year can expect to be replaced. Such is life in the high-stakes world of professional football – the “not for long” moniker applies to both players and coaches.
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4 days ago |
buffalonews.com | Jay Skurski
A pair of local players will look to end their career in the International Junior Masters this week in grand fashion. Recent St. Francis graduate Jack Tebeau and Iroquois senior Adam Cichowski, both of whom made the championship flight last year, will return for their final IJM, which begins with the first of two rounds of medal play at 7 a.m. Tuesday at East Aurora Country Club. Tebeau will play college golf at Binghamton, while Cichowski is committed to play at Canisius.
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6 days ago |
buffalonews.com | Jay Skurski
Welcome to the latest edition of the Bills Mailbag. Let’s get right to your questions …John Jarzynski asks: I find the Amari Cooper situation interesting. Given that he has yet to find a team, is it possible that the Bills overrated him last year? Jay: General manager Brandon Beane might want to skip this part of the mailbag. It’s clear that’s what happened. I’m not calling for Beane’s job here.
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1 week ago |
buffalonews.com | Jay Skurski
DeWayne Carter’s rookie season was on a steady upward trajectory. The Buffalo Bills defensive tackle played just seven defensive snaps in his professional debut in the 2024 season opener against Arizona. Just four days later, he more than tripled that number, playing 25 snaps in Week 2 against Miami. From there, Carter solidly was a part of the Bills’ defensive line rotation. His first start came in Week 5 at Houston, in place of the injured Ed Oliver.
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