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Looks like Bills were looking to trade back from 60 but didn't want to go all the way to 72. Love watching behind the scenes draft footage.

I see what you did there. This time of year, in a couple years, could in fact find the Bills OL scattered across the country, depending on OTA schedules.

No way Brady participates without final edit approval baked in. That guy is NOT a "good sport" when it comes to humor/criticism. The tone and tenor will be celebratory of his accomplishments but a little critical of Brady's hyper-competitiveness. They probably won't even mention his scandals (except in passing absurdity) or pseudo-scientific/nonsense TB12 brand.

Can you imagine the taking over attitude of Josh being replicated by his new WR 1 in the playoffs against KC for example, unlike the meekly disappearing acts we’ve witnessed to date? Some real Gandalf throwing down against the Balrog vibes going on here with this kid! Combined with the lumber being thrown around on defense by our new look D, I can’t wait for January/Feb to get here already!!!!! 💪🤩

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In Brady's first two games as OC his offense averaged 33 points. In his last five games it averaged a perfectly average 21.8. The pressure's on.

Unions have historically been Democrat which is no longer the case because Democrats support the non-working class not the working class anymore

same place as now.. in Orchard Park

Protests for peace that are not peaceful protests. That's rich

Same could be said for the other side. What would stop these mindless idiots from voting Democrat? Endless wars? Open borders? Sky high inflation? A lot of stupid sheep 🐑

Cephus wants in on the action and betting on himself 👀

Yes the only thing that is giving vpg the leg up right now... Is that he has been playing strictly center and starting for years in the sec Which is AAA to the MLB... He has been groomed Now the flip side of the coin... Is that in the modern NFL.. it's physically tougher to play guard because they get more one-on-ones Center is mentally tougher... Centers can be smaller better athletes... Guards need to be big mauling athletes If McGovern has the mental aptitude to play center which he says he was being groomed for in Dallas... Then he physically is one of the bigger more athletic centers in the NFL Vpg while he might not have the mass of McGovern... Can use use his experience to mentally be a step ahead Does McGovern have the ability to still think like a center after not playing it for years? That can be the difference.. physically he should be very good

It was a deep tackle class this year … I would have liked to have seen them take a more experienced guy than the two projects they took at the end … neither will be ready in 12 months for a starter role… Might be a pointer that they are leaning towards extending Brown … They have restructured McGovern so he will be here through the end of his deal in 2025 … perhaps they should take another Round 2-3 Guard next year to develop and then start in 2026 and let McG go… Could have three guys still on their Rookie deals playing IOL come 2026 whilst they have to make a decision on whether Dion is still up to it …but more likely take a Tackle Round 1 2026 and pay Torrence the following year… Sounds easy in theory ,,, I’m sure the reality may play out not quite as smoothly …

I agree. It would not be the same tournament if Magnus was waiting on the winner of the candidates. However, FIDE does a decent job of getting the world champ vs the winner of the candidates. I just wish it was Hikaru vs Ding. I feel like Gotham Chess did a great job covering this tournament. Does anyone play on Chess dot com? I would love to play against Bills fans......

Watch the film.. sometimes that's all you gotta say about a guy. He was widely considered the best wr before this last season. He's a beast, this is the best wr we drafted since probably moulds. You'll see.

The counterargument is that with Allen we'll always win 11 games. Siht, we had coaches win 7, 8, or 9 games with crap at QB. Having Allen would have propelled them to at least three or four more wins per season. Dungy win a Super Bowl in his 5th season. Reid had McNabb, not Allen, and still went to the CCG in years 3-5 and to the Super Bowl in year 6, again, with McNabb. McD's going on year 8 and we have nothing but wins over crap teams and mediocre QBs in the playoffs, and terrible coaching miscues against the good teams. McD's not going anywhere unless it impacts the Pegula's bottom line. He doesn't care about winning to a significant enough extent.

I'm not saying he will be good or not. But watching him in interviews without playing brings me back to Tre doing interviews without playing a single down. I just like them and wish them the best on the field.

Anyone notice the red in MLB logo on players hats has been changed to silver?

Same. Kincaid will have over 100 receptions, but Samuel will lead in yards. Curtis can do everything Beasley did in his prime, but he's more dynamic.

I don't really like any of those names, though that's probably the sort of player you're looking at. Still praying there's a super-secret plan to get Aiyuk. Sure wish they could have doubled up and grabbed McConkey, because I think he's the missing piece that would have made the WR room complete with the addition of Coleman.

Just finished listening and all I can say is wow. This young man has elite personality and determination. What I like is that he backs up his talk on the field.

Me too

Oh, great, we now have the next useless metric to go along with the QB 300 yd passing game (remember when Allen sucked after we went to the playoffs in 2019 because he hadn't had one)? Stefon Diggs didn't have a 1000 yd season until his 4th season in Minny. He was still a good, proven player after his rookie year, even though he only had 720 yds or 849 yds. Cole Beasley in his 11 year NFL career had 0 1000 yd receiving seasons Now I might understand what you might be getting at. We want to see Curtis Samuel surpass his previous 851 yd best season, and not have the 650-ish he had the last 2 years. We want to see Shakir surpass the 39 receptions and 611 yds he had last year. We need Kincaid to surpass his 73 reception, 673 yd rookie year. We need production from Coleman in his rookie year. And while we're at it, would be nice if Knox would return to his 50-ish receptions for 500-ish yards of '21 and '22 instead of the <200 yds we got from him last year. We need Cook to keep up his contributions of 400-ish yards or step up a bit. 'Cuz if we get 600 yds from Coleman and 2023-ish production from everyone else, we're gonna be looking at a ~3,100 yd passing year. On the other hand, if Coleman manages 600 yds and the rest somehow manage an extra 900 yds between the 5 of them (like 180 yds apiece) then we'll be good.

A couple of years out? LT- Dawkins LG- McGovern C- Van Pran RG- Torrence RT- Who knows (I think Spencer Brown gets transition tagged then is traded or gone)

I wish you were right. Would be a better world. But I fear "very many people...feel as though they know better" than whomever disagrees with them. In general. This board is better than most forums, to be clear. I think fans generally wanted a speedy deep threat WR (because we don't really have that threat on the roster), and would have LOVED if we traded with KC and they took Coleman...and ultimately we took Worthy. Was even getting to the point where Worthy was the guy I wanted the Bills to draft above all others, and thought he'd be gone by 28. (Conversely, I definitely also shared some posts here the past few months proclaiming my counterintuitive optimism for Keon Coleman's prospects, given his combine gauntlet and best-in-class hands. Earlier in the winter, I was definitely concerned with Coleman's contested catch rate, lumping him in with the likes of Q Johnson and N'Keal Harry. It's been a journey.) Is the color-coding on these route graphics inconsistent? Slant and Screen routes, for example, are mis-colored on both infographics, according to their own internal logic.