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Of course if the Bills have locked up their seed [like 2024] and the week 18 game is at The Ralph, we could be sitting starters for the last game.

Having visited family at the Villages, GC accidents & fatalities/injuries are not uncommon.

Yesterday Ryan Wilson of CBS gave the Bills a surprising A+ grade, praising the Hairston, Walker and Hawes Picks. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/ranking-each-teams-2025-nfl-draft-class-bills-raiders-49ers-come-up-aces-browns-bengals-raise-questions/ Maybe we are underrating this group.

Aaron Donald will be a 1st Ballot HOF selection, 6'1" 280. Ed Oliver 6'1" 287.

Aaron Donald, same size and position as Ed lasted ten years in the league. Not saying Ed is comparable, but this is his 6th year, so one would think he has two more quality years left. Ed does need to get better in run defense where he grades out in the lower 3rd of the league, although McDermott limits his snaps in obvious run situations.

IMHO our weakest position group is safety, - amazing in two short years we go from a reliable Poyer & Hyde duo, to Question Mark and the Mysterians. In the past there have been late career corners have made the transition to Safety, but with Tre's injury issues and reputation as a poor tackler, I don't see that in the cards.

I imagine they will throw in the Eagles after their bye for good measure.

Like last year when Worthy was on the board and we traded the pick to our nemesis...

Right now I have us at 91 including reported UDFA and Minicamp invitees. Do we get an IPP waiver for the Canadian?

Def would make the all-name team.

4.48 speed tho.

or a rugby player

We basically have 4 on the roster if you count Gilliam, 3rd & 4th TE will be core special teamers.

Hawes is clearly a smart guy, and has a reputation as a nasty blocker. Perhaps Bills version of Ingold or Jusczyk?

Special teams experience on the kick coverage, punt return, punt coverage, and field goal block units