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Welcome to NFL Daily where we don't need a photo finish to determine our champs.

I'm Greg Rosenthal and beyond lucky today to be joined by Nick Shook, who is going to help us

crank through an entire conference of Camp Notes. I love shows like this. Ooh, Shucky. I got to admit,

I'm still buzzing from that 100 meter final. What a, what a sporty event. 10 seconds every four

years. Like that is just pure adrenaline. I think it's awesome. We pass over 1,200 days just to wait for those 10 seconds. And boy, are they thrilling. It really is. I'm not even kidding. Just to have that much meaning and that short of time. It just in the way that thing finished. It was electric. But I know a lot of people are watching the Olympics this time of year,

and that's where we come in, shook.

I love these shows because it forces me and you too, I know, to kind of go through each team

and find what the beat writers there are saying and find out what's happening in practice

because I know if you have normal

jobs, you don't have time for this. So we're going to hit all 16 teams in the AFC. We'll hit the

NFC on our next show with Jordan Rodrigue. And yeah, I'm excited. Let's start off with the Bills

and the AFC East. I'll lead the way here.

A lot going on with the bills. The thing that probably sticks out to me the most is the receiver group. And I think we're at the point where we can trust Khalil Shakir. He's not a wide receiver one in the traditional sense, but he, to me, is going to be the guy who's on the field the most for them. And then a little bit of a surprise maybe early in camp is that Marquez Valde Scantling might be out of their top four receiver rotation.

There's there's an undrafted guy from a year ago, Tyrell Shavers, who's maybe ahead of him

and other guys, you know, Chase Claypool, KJ Hamler.

And yeah, you think about this team was going to play two tight ends a lot. And they have their four receivers who are going to be

Shakir and Coleman and Samuel and Mack Hollins, your guy. And yeah, it looks like MVS might be

the guy on the way out. Yeah, I'm not surprised by this, though. I mean, if we saw what his

trajectory was like in Kansas City last year, then this is a team here that threw a bunch of spaghetti at the wall and are hoping something stick in the absence of Stefan Diggs. You know, they drafted Keon Coleman to kind of hopefully replace him, but not expect as much. They're going to do a committee type approach at this receiving core. And for MVS to not be in that group, I mean, if we looked at what he did last year

and where he was going, not a huge surprise, especially if they like somebody who's cheaper,

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