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You don’t get the luxury of “process” if that pick doesn’t hit.

“Deliberately Obtuse” would be a great username for several posters…

I swear....the first 50 mins of all these games are horrific, and somehow they all end up coming down to the final 2 mins. I have no doubt the refs are helping with this (flags thrown at oppertune times, sounds farmiliar 🙄) but Whatev, I guess it's fairly entertaining. Pretty good bham/Houston game right now

Beane will be eating lunch off of that one pick the rest of his life. WRs? Safeties? “Ok well first Let me tell you about the thought process (7 years ago) that got me to draft Josh!”…

Always abide by the 48-72 hour rule Most of all with all things orange menace.

Hancock is our new, more athletic Micah Hyde in a couple years.

Andrew Luck maybe? I know injuries derailed his career, but the guy was everything they said he would be

Josh grew up as a NINERS fan. He is the little one in the middle.

The same can be said for every successful QB taken that wasn't a #1 pick *** Kept reading and saw I wasn't the only one that clued in on this

He's got a little Michael Cera in him no?

It could be thxgvg night game.

Charles Assless? I motion that for 2025 season, Kincaid is officially unofficially referred to as 'Tiny' Kincaid. * Beats the season we all referred to Kroft as 'Pufnstuf'. 🤨

Saints though (1) Carr would be healthy, and (2) they are in cap hell, (3) they have a new coach steelers — they are the Steelers. Seems they sign rodgers eventually. falcons— they drsfted a QB in the first round last year. Cousins coming back from an Achilles injury was NOT going to be 100% last year. Winston— he generates too many turnovers and can’t seem to fix it. He can put up decent numbers in passing. Giants probably trade Winston to a team that needs a QB during the season

I can't disagree. I feel his WR draft evals have been bad. I haven't been thrilled with his DL evaluation either, but I feel we nailed the DL in this draft.

Sean McDermott, the coach of the Buffalo Bills, has spoken about Dalton Kincaid's need to improve his physical presence to "set himself apart" and remain healthy throughout the season. McDermott emphasized the importance of Dalton's strength and health, stating his confidence in Dalton's ability to make those crucial plays. The quote suggests a focus on physical development to ensure Kincaid can contribute consistently and remain available for the full season McDermott has spoken at length about Dalton needs to put on size to help him be a better player and to stay healthy the whole season. Dalton looks skinnier than last year. I know, he hurt his knee. Dalton can still train upper body, and he has top trainers that can train around knee issue, and to strengthen knees. Getting thicker would definitely make Dalton more effective and durable. Is he a hard gainer? Coaches say he trains hard. I have no clue why Dalton cannot put on muscle, or why he is nowhere near the TE advertised when we traded up and over drafted him.

A young Josh Allen with NFL QB Derek Carr!

Pathetic. It's why they're not worth listening to anymore.

That is a spot that Shavers and Prather might compete for. Shavers is a little taller. Prather is faster. Prather is also described as a willing blocker and will work well on special teams. All of that can help him compete for that spot. There is a possibility of one additional WR spot being created if Laviska Shenault can out compete Codrington as a return specialist.

Have you considered books on tape? 🥴

Beane tried to move up more, but nobody would budge. Cleveland, with the #1 overall, was dead certain about QB Baker Mayfield. They passed on Allen 2x as they drafted Denzel Ward at #4. The entire Buffalo fan base was urging Beane to trade up to the NY Giants spot at #2 for Josh Rosen, even if he had to give up the farm to do it. The NY Giants, however, stated NOPE, they wanted an RB named Barkley. The NY Jets did a Jetsy thing and drafted QB Sam Darnold. The Bills did have a deal with Denver at #5 unless the guy they wanted was there, and he was... DE Bradley Chubb. The Colts were next and dead set on an OG named Quinton Nelson. (Denver GM John Elway has stated that missing on Allen was his worst mistake as a GM.) Finally, at #7, Buffalo made a trade with Tampa Bay, and they didn't need to give up that other extra #1 pick, whom they drafted Tremaine Edmunds at #16 (which was also a trade with Baltimore) Clearly, nobody else saw what Brandon Beane saw in a super smart kid who would do anything to play in the NFL. A kid who grew up on a farm and was no stranger to hard work. A kid who emailed 2000 schools to attempt to get a scholarship, and he ended up going to a junior college because nobody wanted him. At that time, 6'3'' 198 pounds with a rocket for an arm. Eventually, he found two schools to take him, and the one rescinded their offer when they found out that Wyoming offered him a scholarship. Allen showed that he had improved his throwing and accuracy at the Senior Bowl and talked about how jacked his footwork was in College at the Combine. He knew what he needed to do to improve, and he did just that! Still learning and improving!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14673127/trump-air-force-one-boeing-qatar.html From May 3 and also seen previously in the WSJ. Imagine, there was more to the story. NOBODY could have seen that coming. I include myself in the duped. Damn reliable mainstream media!!

The BEST GMs in the NFL don’t get half of their picks right. You can cherry pick with any of them. And yes, Beane is one of the best.

I think the Eric Moulds thing has worn out it’s welcome….at least with me it has. It jumped the shark with, “well, Tom Brady was a 6th rounder”.