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🦬 DS Cole Bishop (Rd. 2/Pick 60)- Athletic interchangeable safety should be Day 1 starter & long-term staple with Pro Bowl upside. Man-cover reps in Mobile helped boost his stock. Top jersey-seller.
🦬 DT DeWayne Carter (Rd. 3/Pick 95)- Instinctive, active & powerful 3-tech is immediate rotational piece & could push for starting job at some point as rookie. Likely eventual captain & mayor of Buffalo.
🦬 RB Ray Davis (Rd. 4/Pick 128)- Instantly upgrades No. 2 RB spot as more physical 3-down compliment to James Cook. Sneaky fantasy TD vulture.
🦬 LB Edefuan Ulofoshio (Rd. 5/Pick 160)- Top-testing & A+ character three-down backup who will play right away on ST. Native Alaskan ready for cold temps. ❄️
🦬 DE Javon Solomon (Rd. 5/Pick 168)- Sawed-off & powerful FBS sack leader has rush talent to earn rotational role first year. Looser version of Bryce Huff coming out of college. Easy choice as media & fan favorite.
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I heard former OL Brian Baldinger repeat this yesterday…
(No surprise) that he said that when you draft your franchise qb, you get him all the help you can.
Rather than make a prediction, I hope in the next few years the ‘get him all the help you can’ part becomes the #1 priority here.
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Analytics & scouting guru Brett Whitefield reverses his opinion on Keon.🙂
His portion begins at the 16min40sec mark. He also raves about Ray Davis.
Whitefield’s background www.fantasypoints.com-
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Too many pages to look thru, but ICYMI here is Cover1’s (Erik & Ant) breakdown from 2 weeks ago on Keon.
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1 hour ago, whorlnut said:
The guy is really athletic, has great hands and body control…and most of all…Allen wanted him.
Kirk Cousins approves of these QB draft consultations…
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By Lance Zierlein
NFL Analyst
Draft Projection
Rounds 4-5
Overview
Three-time team captain with undisputed leadership ability to go with his production. Carter is best suited for a one-gapping scheme that allows him to utilize his foot agility and upfield mentality. He plays with bend and leverage but is average at holding his ground against power. Issues mirroring initial lateral movement from blockers is a concern against zone-based running attacks. While he doesn't have jarring rush production, he might be a more talented pass rusher than run defender on the pro level, thanks to his bull rush and lateral quickness. Carter has the ability to become a good rotational piece in a 4-3 scheme.
Strengths
Plays with energy and active feet to probe for opportunities.
Drives off the snap with force and leverage into initial contact.
Good technique to stack and play off the block as a run defender.
Disguises his desire to jump-step and use club move on upfield charge.
Bull rush can be salty as interior rusher or as a base end.
Doesn't often use it, but he has a workable spin counter when needed.
Weaknesses
Too easily beaten to the spot against lateral blocks.
Needs to play with better anticipation and snap reaction against the run.
Can be pushed off the spot by powerful single blocks when centered.
Fails to maintain ideal separation to prevent being neutralized.
Needs to find a counter to improve his secondary rush off the bull rush.
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I’ve heard Legette projected to go later in the 1st to all the way to the 3rd rd.
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In anticipation of this signing, Marino’s got another evaluation ready after watching tape on Johnson.
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Joe Marino’s technical breakdown based on game film he watched…
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I heard he makes Kelce look like OJ Howard in practice…
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From Matt Parrino…
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Deep dive from Marino, who watched film from 3 of Toohill’s 2023 games.
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5 hours ago, BufBills83 said:
He says almost every press conference "it starts with me."
That’s Seanspeak for ‘execution’…
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Wild story about his toughest battle, but fav part for me was when he talked about playing with Josh…-
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Relevant part starts around the 5min 15sec mark…
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Joe Marino discussed Spector’s play (which he liked) here after watching the All-22…
It starts at the 27min 36sec mark.
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A fun watch/listen…
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He and Patrick start discussing the game around the 3min 50sec mark.
He’s very funny imo describing why its so tough to play here.
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A 3rd possibility…
As I said before, he’s being very selective from what he has said regarding going to a winner and in a city his family is comfortable living in.
Some add 1 + 1 and get 3…aka him ‘being very selective’ means no one wants him.
Time will tell.
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Way too early to say Beasley can’t/won’t play somewhere…
Bflo not wanting him, for now at least, doesn’t impress me in the least.
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…and a herniated disk in his neck this article says.
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I think there’s been a few other receivers Josh wanted here right?
…but they’re not.
Beasley wasn’t/isn’t going anywhere where there wasn’t a real shot at a SB.
He wasn’t/isn’t going anywhere where his family didn't want to be.
Then those competitive teams have to have a need…obviously.
Regardless, I’d rather Cook line up in the slot often or out wide and get way more targets. Arguably the most explosive player we have.
We’ll see if they use him as an important piece to make this offense high powered like it needs to be.
It seems Shakir can play too.
The oft injured Harty…hopefully he can stay on the field and do great things.
So many on this board were adamant we didn’t need Beasley in 2022.
How’d that work out?
Since they’ve chosen to replace him again in 2023, it doesn’t mean he can’t play, or that the new slot/slots become almost a guaranteed 1st down on 3rd down, either.
For the teams’ sake, I hope they find someone that exceeds Beasley’s past production.
Jim Nagy-Here's what #BillsMafia can expect from seniorbowl rookies:
in The Stadium Wall
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I was very surprised that Nagy wrote Carter could push to start as a rookie!