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Fozzy


Jeremy Igo

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As I've said elsewhere, it appears to me that Fozzy is the faster/quicker player of the two, but CAP is shifty and elusive.  The biggest difference between the two is CAP's ability after contact, which may win out...   Not saying he is slow by any means, but I think his strength is what separates them.

What I'm more interested in seeing after this game is how many RBs we keep total and of Fozzy loses his spot, will Todman AND Wegher sneak on the final 53 behind CAP?

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This game added validity to your analysis. You've seen more of training camp than any of us as well so I'm sure you've got some decent insight. All that being said it was 1 preseason game and the bills first string d-line is much more talented than our o-line. 

If this trend continues, then you will have nailed it!

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