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Saints’ Kamara and Co. Ready to Haunt Unbeaten Bills in Week 4 Shocker!

Bills Mafia, don’t let the Saints’ 0-3 record lull you into a false sense of security—this Sunday’s clash at Highmark Stadium could turn into a trap game if Buffalo underestimates New Orleans’ dangerous quartet. The 3-0 Bills, riding the league’s hottest offense, face a Saints squad desperate to break their winless streak, and as a neutral observer, I see potential for chaos. Alvin Kamara, with 186 rushing and 47 receiving yards, remains a rhythm-running menace who could exploit Buffalo’s leaky run defense (6.2 yards per carry allowed). Chris Olave, racking up 23 catches for 165 yards on 37 targets, threatens a big play if the Bills’ secondary blinks. Juwan Johnson’s 58.7 yards per game at tight end offers a safety net for rookie QB Spencer Rattler, while Carl Granderson’s 3.5 sacks could pressure Josh Allen if the O-line falters. This isn’t just a mismatch—it’s a test.

Kamara’s elusiveness and Kamara’s knack for turning checkdowns into gains demand early containment from Buffalo’s linebackers, or he’ll set the tempo. Olave’s precision routes could punish any lapse, especially after his 1,000-yard rookie seasons, while Johnson’s middle-field reliability tests zone coverage. Granderson, a relentless edge rusher, might haunt Allen with a bull rush if tackles struggle—his four QB hits already signal trouble. The Saints’ talent isn’t the issue; it’s execution, and an upset hinges on these stars clicking against a Bills team favored at -16.5. With the sports card above showing Buffalo’s 31-6 dominance in 2021, history leans Bills, but NFL games defy paper. Prediction: A gritty 34-17 Bills win, unless New Orleans’ big four ignite a miracle. Bills Nation, stay sharp—this could get wild!

Buffalo Bills Just Signed a Top-Remaining Free Agent CB to Save Their Secondary
The Buffalo Bills secondary has been pure chaos lately: Darius Slay refused to report, Ja’Marcus Ingram got poached by the Texans, and suddenly the depth chart looked thinner than ever. But GM Brandon Beane just pulled off a sneaky-smart move that flew completely under the radar… Late Tuesday afternoon, the Bills quietly signed one of the highest-rated cornerbacks still left on the open market to the practice squad — a 25-year-old former seventh-round pick with elite 4.45 speed and perfect slot-corner size (5’11”, 190 lbs). So… who is this mystery reinforcement? (Keep scrolling, we’ll reveal the name in a second) His 2025 journey has been a wild rollercoaster: Cut for good by the Las Vegas Raiders in April after bouncing on/off their practice squad all of 2024 Signed by Carolina in the summer → waived/injured → landed on IR Joined Baltimore in early August → survived most of camp but got released on final cutdown day (Aug 26) And now he’s officially belongs to the Buffalo Bills. Drumroll… the newest member of Bills Mafia is M.J. Devonshire — a name that, believe it or not, was still ranked inside the Top 30 available cornerback free agents this fall according to PFF, Bleacher Report, and multiple NFL insiders. Right now Buffalo’s active 53-man roster only has THREE true outside cornerbacks: Christian Benford Tre’Davious White Rookie Maxwell Hairston With a brutal late-season schedule and injuries always one snap away, bringing in a young, fast, draft-pedigree CB who can play both outside and in the slot is a no-brainer depth move. Is M.J. Devonshire the hidden gem who finally stabilizes the Bills’ secondary… or just another practice-squad body? One thing’s for sure: Bills Mafia just got a little faster. What do you think — underrated pickup or just depth filler? Drop your take in the comments! 🔥