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Here is one today from Pro Football Network: 27. Bryan Bresee DT Clemson 59. Joe Tippmann OC Wisconsin 91. Tyler Scott WR Cincinnati 130. Bryce Ford-Wheaton WR West Virginia 137. Jammie Robinson S Florida State 205. DeWayne McBride RB UAB Here is PFF: (what, behind a paywall now!) Here is Fanspeak, seems um, unrealistic: 27: R1 P27 RB Bijan Robinson - Texas 59: R2 P28 OT Darnell Wright - Tennessee 91: R3 P28 S Jammie Robinson - Florida State 130: R4 P28 C John Michael Schmitz - Minnesota 137: R5 P2 S Sydney Brown - Illinois 205: R6 P28 WR Bryce Ford-Wheaton - West Virginia

What do you think of Darnell Wright from Tenn at 27? Or would you go WR or someone like Tippman?

Sydney Brown in 2nd or Hickman in 3/4 seem to be the best options, assuming we go offense in 1st and or second. Some good depth here for the draft.

none is not an option??!! Bean, is that you??!!

we seem to be missing Alvia (TCU) and Patterson (ND) as options. Would be happy with Alvia in the 2nd, Patterson in the 2/3rd. Really want Tippman from Wisconsin.

all my opinions are popular around here ok, unpopular one: McD is a MUCH better DC than HC. He should be our DC and we should get someone to be the HC. The D will be better this year if he calls plays, but we have no one to keep a real eye on the offense, and the offense is totally unbalanced (see Bean's comments about the surprise in how little Hines was used).

Here is Brooks top 5 by position: https://www.nfl.com/news/bucky-brooks-top-five-2023-nfl-draft-prospects-by-position-2-0-qb-hooker-above-r I voted for OT Wright, who he describes as follows: "At 6-5 and 333 pounds, Wright is a big edge blocker with heavy hands and a nasty temperament. The Tennessee product mauls opponents at the point of attack while flashing enough balance and body control to be effective as a road grader or pass protector on the quarterback's front side."

would rather have OT at 27. I get going for an Edge, but it does not seem that any Edge at 27 will be an impact guy this year. you have it set on easy? That’s a great one.

well, the highlights do show great hands. And that is something independent of competition level. Also looks big. Don't know if he can block, but looks like another potential red zone or 3rd and short guy at the very least.

Reuter had Zay going in the 2nd round, which I don't think happens. I'd love him at 27 if the top OTs and some other WRs are gone, and if we don't take him, Cincy, KC, Philly, or NE will. Although I wouldn't trade Davis. Rookie contract and a decent #3. Unless he was part of a trade to Arizona for Hopkins.

just awful. Esp. passing on Kincade, and Kancey (if you want to go DL).

here is mine today. Also, what happened to our 7th rounder? this was a draft I would have loved to trade back in. Some good DT, and CBs there at 27, but all top WRs and OTs gone.

With mock draft season in full swing, what are the worst mock drafts you have seen for the Bills. I'll start: https://www.nfl.com/news/four-round-2023-nfl-mock-draft-1-0-qbs-go-1-2-3-after-colts-trade-up Chad Reuter just posted his 4 round mock on NFL.com. It has the Bills TRADING UP to 20 and losing its 3rd round pick for........Pitt DT Calijah Kancey. Still available at #20: Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who goes next to the Chargers, Hyatt, who goes following that to KC, Trenton Simpson (MLB) to NJG, Dalton Kincaid to Dallas, and OT Darnell Wright to Cincy. If we traded up for any of these guys I could live with that, but for a DT....NO! But the carnage is not yet over, in the 2nd round Reuter picks: Drew Sanders, LB Arkansas. Look, I like this pick, but not if round 1 is DT. Picked 2 picks later is Jack Campbell, and about 5 picks later centers Luke Wypler and then Steve Avila in the early 3rd. Our 3rd round pick becomes Seattle's, and they take AL LB Henry To'oTo'o. In the 4th we take Tenn-Chattanooga- OG McClendon Curtis. (who?!?!) Taken several picks later are both Oklahoma RB Eric Gray (to Cincy) and Wake Forrest WR A.T. Perry, to NE. YIKES!!

I’d be okay with Flowers in Round 1. I think he had No. 1 receiver potential, even at 5’10”.

by "go after" do you mean pick at 27, or trade up? I'm fine at 27, would not trade up for them, because the cost is likely another pick that could be an OC, and an OT at 27.

ok, the Clemson guy I could be okay with. Still if grades on an MLB, WR, and OL are all the same, I'd take OL/WR over MLB. Think the draft is deeper there after the 1st round.

Good player, hurt a lot though. We still should draft OL or WR if they are BPA early. I fear another DE incoming.

that would be amazing

Esp. when none of the FAs are top tier guys.

thanks. Surprised the center from Wisconsin and OSU not there, and G Patterson from ND

don’t get my hopes up!

D Hop and Robinson in round 1 may be a good replica of this without getting Henry’s money and need for 15 carries to get into a rhythm. Draft OL in 2nd and 4th in this case.

he has been awful in Pgh. Outplayed by the backup.

F. we keep getting average players to plug holes, win’t cut it with Bean’s awful draft record. The WR signing was a total waste of money that could go to OL. who did we get at backup qb?

this. years of control, plus rookies played well on SF and Miami last year when needed. If we have the weapons around JA that we need, we should be able to eek out a .500 if JA misses time. I get this point. But I'd argue you can win the SB with a backup. SF nearly made it, and the Giants beat us in 25. Other teams have won SBs with backup level QBs (Eagles recently). It's hard to do, but that's why I'd go with a rookie backup. You could win, and if you don't, you get a Jamar Chase type in the draft.