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I was a huge Moore fan coming out of the darft, and stoked to have him, but he is not a vertical threat guy. Hes a YAC on short routes guy.

I keep forgetting...he's Tito's grandson, or Jermaine's? 🤔

It should have been ranch. And Yes I stand in defiance!! If it is well seasoned and juicy... no need for anything else.

Too gritty, or not gritty enough?

Hahaha

Sheesh.. Doing work against a starting LT , feel like we could have multiple steals in this draft

That really might help grits, but I can’t imagine me ever ordering grits again, so I guess I’ll never know how I like it. My wife hates avocados because of the texture, and grits kind of does that for me. Meanwhile, back to football, I’m not sure.

I just use the chicken wing as a vessel to hold sauce and scoop Blue cheese.

When was the last time we cut a 5th-rounder in his rookie year? I can't think of one off the top of my head. Hardy was a 6th rounder last year and did clear waivers, which was a mild surprise to me. The year before, 7th rounders Alex Austin and Nick Broecker both got claimed when we cut them and are still rostered by those teams. In 2022, 6th rounder Luke Tenuta got claimed. In 2021, 6th rounder Rachad Wildgoose and 7th rounder Jack Anderson both cleared waivers, but then both were poached off our practice squad during the 2021 season. In 2020 & 2019, I don't think we waived any drafted rookies. The closest is 2020 5th rounder Jake Fromm, who made the team in 2020 but was cut the following year and signed to the PS. Of note, he was poached by the Giants later that season. So, going back through 6 years of drafts, we've cut 3 6th rounders and 3 7th rounders, and 5/6 were snapped up by other teams before end of the regular season. I think it's a pretty safe bet that Hancock either makes the team out of camp, gets put on IR, or is not a Buffalo Bill in 2026.

What does it mean if I eat chicken nuggets with BBQ sauce?

No nedboi. 2020 was the most secure election in US history. That was the claim. Over and over and over again from every corner of the reliable media. To disagree in any way made you an election denier. I know it's impossible for you being a useful idiot, but be consistent.

And from day 1. We're gonna have to rely on these guys to come up big early, like week 1...and it's about time this team adapted to that.

As a republican, I admittedly like and listen to both NPR and PBS. I also do firmly believe they present a liberal lean in most everything they do. But that's not the point. I don't understand how anyone believes any media entity should be publicly funded, especially today in our increasingly political environment.

He abused Will Campbell head to head and Cosell showed it in his analysis of him, so the Cheatriots may absolutely regret THAT pick if Landon plays against him

More like Carl Nassib than Maxx Crosby IMO. Crosby has elite lateral agility. Jackson didn’t do the shuttle or 3 cone, but he seems more on the stiff side. He definitely plays upright. If he has a problem in the NFL I think that’ll be why. Very nice size and length though. Seems to work hard. Good use of his hands too. I can see him becoming a solid starter or excellent #3 DE. Good value where we got him in the draft. I can see him being the reason we don’t bring back Epenesa in 2026.

Florida: "It's all in the family" West Virginia is gonna file for infringement on its slogan.

I put steak on my steak.

For all of the haters of this pick, the Bills can go really big with 6 OL and 2 TE sets. While this set up is by default a seldom used formation it can give the Bills a unique set up.

If they did it would be one of the few times they were right.

I mean, did we really even "win" WW1? Had to go back again 20 odd years later. 🤷‍♂️

PBS forgot to say the 2020 election was stolen

Lets hope so. Seems like a great pick. Hope he puts it all together quick. Have him on 1st and 2nd downs and being in Joey Bosa on 3rd downs fresh and hungry to attach the QB!

I am excited about seeing this guy. He looks good on film and also looks like a football player. An old school player. You can imagine this guy on the 85 Bears.

I think Bishop started playing better late. I think he could take a leap year 2. Rapp is average. Hamlin is serviceable. Interested to see how Hancock looks at safety. Beane wants to see if he fits better at S or Nickel. Some break downs have him playing better outside the box than inside. I think Forest is a flyier more so than competition.

If he winds up being Chris Kelsay/Ryan Denney, I'll be happy. That is, an edge setting, run stopping defensive end who can pitch in some pass rush in spurts and add value to the defensive line rotation. And before anyone waves away my invocation of those two names: One played 10 years in the NFL, the other played 9. That's a good career. Jackson's a third round pick, and usually edge rushers that fall to the third round -- great DL draft or not -- don't turn into premium pass rushers. Obviously, it's not a guarantee, and I'll be rooting for him to exceed expectations and ball out for Buffalo. But if he can work into the rotation, add some juice, and set the edge, I'll consider him a worthwhile 3rd round pick.