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With the 46th pick, the Atlanta Falcons select JT Tuimoloau, Edge, Ohio State. The Falcons double-dip at Edge here with a high floor player who has a potentially high ceiling. The Falcons like this guys ability to step in early and help shore up the DL. The Falcon's also need secondary help, but everyone they like at this spot is taken. They will look at 1T and CB later in the draft. @H2oand the Cardinals are on the clock.

interesting the Bills were heavy on the guy prior to this: https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/football/nfl/bills/2025/04/11/isaiah-bond-arrest-warrant-may-change-interest-from-buffalo-bills/83044024007/

Josh Allen is our AI on some plays!

Flacco has had 2 careers. SB winning Flacco, and now journeyman Flacco. Actually, quite interesting/impressive he has made it in both.

What are these other allegations? If this is something in addition to other allegations, that would be very damaging. Like. I think could drop him to UDFA territory. One arrest for a domestic indecent might not, but if it's a pattern, or escalating behavior, I think that would. Even for KC.

na, he seems to have hit the wall harder than Bass. I'd go with drafting a kicker. Although kickers are weird, perhaps his next team Gay regains form. Hoping that Bass does, but would bring in a UDFA for competition.

With the 15th pick, the Atlanta Falcons select James Pearce, Jr. Edge, TN. The Falcons thought about drafting a CB, but the depth is there and the Falcons also need an Edge to place opposite FA Floyd. The Falcons hope Pearce can be a passing down contributor while filling out his abilities against the run. @H2o and the Cardinals are on the clock.

in order of pref: Seattle, Saints, Houston. Thanks, @Virgil

With the 89th pick, the Houston Texans select Jordan Phillips, DT, Maryland. A sneaky need for the Texans this year is DT. Tim Settle is currently one of their starters. While their Ends are elite, the Texans here grab someone who can help the run, and potentially occuppy blockers on the passing downs. Despite - sacks in 2 years at MD, Phillips had 26 pressures and 31 run stops. He is 20 years old, on Bruce Feldman's "Freak List" and dominated the Shrine Bowl practice week. The Texans are very happy with this draft. Adding 2 OL, a WR, and DT. @Alphadawg7 and the Rams are on the clock

With the 79th pick, the Houston Texans select Anthony Belton, OL, North Carolina State. @CNYfan and the Colts are on the Clock. After getting a OL in the first, and WR in the 2nd, and noting the depth left at DT, the Texans go back to the OL to provide additional protection for CJ Stroud. A big dude at 6'6, 336, Belton is surprisingly more advanced at pass protection than run blocking at this point. The Texans look forward to having him compete at either OT or Guard to shore up their line, and he provides instant pass protection while working on run blocking technique.

my guy goes right before me, again!

I get your point about locker room disruption, but I think we are veteran enough that this guy could not cause a disruption.

Ideally I’d take WR Tre Harris here who I think can be a 1, but with these options Watts is BPA. Get Jordan Phillips and Caldwell later at DT.

With the 54th pick in the draft, the Packers select Darius Alexander, DT, Toledo. The Packers need help on the interior after departures in FA without filling those spots. Alexander fills the role here with an elite PFF grade against the run, and athletic upside that includes a 54-yard pick 6 last year, as well as being on Bruce Feldman's "Freaks List". @LEBills and the Chargers are now on the clock.

I’ll do it

Thanks. It was a mistake taking Amos over Nolen, IMO.

Harmon scares me as a bit of a one-year wonder. I like Grant more as a 1T who can also pass rush.

From NFL Draft Buzz with Random set to 1. I like the DT pairing here. Love getting Watts in the 2nd and Strong in the 4th. Good LB depth. Tuten can likely become a 3 down back if desired. And some developmental WRs, TE, and OT/OG later on. Thoughts? PICK: 30 RND: 1 (BUF) Walter Nolen DT Ole Miss PICK: 56 RND: 2 (BUF) Alfred Collins DT Texas PICK: 62 RND: 2 (BUF) Xavier Watts S Notre Dame PICK: 109 RND: 4 (BUF) Dorian Strong CB Virginia Tech PICK: 132 RND: 4 (BUF) Jeffrey Bassa LB Oregon PICK: 169 RND: 5 (BUF) Bhayshul Tuten RB Virginia Tech PICK: 170 RND: 5 (BUF) Kyle Williams WR Washington State PICK: 173 RND: 5 (BUF) Oronde Gadsden II TE Syracuse PICK: 177 RND: 6 (BUF) Dont'e Thornton Jr. WR Tennessee PICK: 206 RND: 6 (BUF) Caleb Rogers OT Texas Tech

you are likely correct. But, that does not mean it's who he should pick. Although here, even though I voted for Nolen, I'd be fine with a CB since DT Grant, WR Golden, and DT Harmon are all gone.

Nolen. There are some other CBs who could be studs available in Rd. 2 or even 4. High-impact DTs are kind of gone after Rd. 1.

I could see that also. Replacement for Cam Hayward who likely retires soon

I think the Steelers will take a QB next year when the draft is in Pittsburgh. The Steelers are stockpiling picks for next year, likely to trade up in a better QB draft. I think the Steelers likely take a WR or OL this year to bolster their team around a rookie next year.

With 25th pick of the 2025 NFL draft, the Houston Texans select: Josh Simmons, OT, Ohio State. The Texans have a big need at offensive line to protect CJ Stroud. Simmons would likely have been the top OT off the board if not for his kneed injury last fall. Assuming his medicals are clean, this is a great value and need match for the Texans. The Rams @Alphadawg7 are now on the clock.

well, that was the player the Texans wanted. Will have their pick in a second

I’m definitely interested