Khari Demos

3 days ago | yardbarker.com | Khari Demos

Drake Maye, you've got a fan in Josh Allen. Although Allen's Buffalo Bills and Maye's New England Patriots will be facing off twice a year for the foreseeable future as AFC East rivals, the reigning league MVP shared high praise of the rising sophomore quarterback. In a recent interview with Sports Illustrated's Liam McKeone, Allen shared how he feels about the young signal caller after spending time together on the field.

3 days ago | si.com | Khari Demos

Drake Maye, you've got a fan in Josh Allen. Although Allen's Buffalo Bills and Maye's New England Patriots will be facing off twice a year for the foreseeable future as AFC East rivals, the reigning league MVP shared high praise of the rising sophomore quarterback. In a recent interview with Sports Illustrated's Liam McKeone, Allen shared how he feels about the young signal caller after spending time together on the field.

4 days ago | yardbarker.com | Khari Demos

Retired WR1 Stevie Johnson knows a thing or two about making one's way in the NFL as a young receiver for the Buffalo Bills . So, his recent comments about Keon Coleman hold a little more weight. The three-time 1,000-yard receiver with the Bills spoke with News 4 Buffalo producer Justin Siejak recently to share his thoughts on what may help the former Florida State and Michigan State wide receiver as he prepares for his second season in Buffalo. Johnson made a unique analogy in his advice.

4 days ago | si.com | Khari Demos

Retired WR1 Stevie Johnson knows a thing or two about making one's way in the NFL as a young receiver for the Buffalo Bills. So, his recent comments about Keon Coleman hold a little more weight. The three-time 1,000-yard receiver with the Bills spoke with News 4 Buffalo producer Justin Siejak recently to share his thoughts on what may help the former Florida State and Michigan State wide receiver as he prepares for his second season in Buffalo. Johnson made a unique analogy in his advice.

1 week ago | si.com | Khari Demos

It’s never easy calling it quits in the professional sports world. But especially for someone with legendary status. Matt Leinart is one of the greatest college football players of all time, as he won the 2004 Heisman trophy and led Pete Carroll’s vaunted early-2000s USC Trojans to two national title wins and another appearance in the game in a three-year span. His NFL career does not have the same mythical status.