joey greco

way to address the points, lol.

tough and gritty in a league predicated on speed is a recipe for success, HUZZAH!!!!!

yea a twitter nobody said that josh wanted him, that's as meanngful as stash on gr saying it, ***** off with that *****. a day 3 outside guy is the same as saying an outside guy doesn't matter. in certain offenses, sure. when you have josh allen, no. Since you mention the targets we have on the roster, let's break it down. They're all short yardage/over the middle guys. guess what good defenses will do? Oh, hey, what does that do to your rb threat, james cook? Oh *****, well at least we have a good rotational dt.

nobody ever said he's a hall of famer, that's just a bull#### strawman and you know it. this team is bereft of threatening outside recievers, and our best player happens to be our big armed qb, so maybe that would be a position of need. neh? maybe it's not this one particular pick, but the overall draft that has people upset, neh? maybe it's drafting players projected to be backups while having a glaring need for a starter at another spot is a problem? maybe not spending more lottery tickets to enable your franchise player rather than enabling depth on the other side of the ball strikes reasonable people the wrong way? No, no, the all-knowing alphadawg, millionaire superbowl winning gm posing as a prole on a message board knows better and has the right to talk down to everyone else. beane has never been wrong and you're all stupid for stating the obvious.

lol

yea 4th and 5th rounders are sure things, it's all good. or maybe you should use premium picks to enable the best player your franchise has ever had. one or the other, i'm not sure which is best. it does seem like depth wins super bowls though, not top end guys.

now this is horseshit. all 22 positions are not equal, not at all.

based on the assertion of a twitter "who"

Sorry, but I think that a guy who threatens down field is a big need. We have plenty of underneath/slot receivers who are dangerous, but no one to enable them by taking a safety away. There's no reason for a team not to cheat a safety against what the bills have right now which seriously inhibits our offensive strengths.

and there's 300 guys who didn't work out. plan on a miracle, it's sure to work out

and sure its a nice pick in a vacuum. but he's a sure backup this year with daquan and ed oliver.

a backup dt and still no outside threat for our generational qb. i love it.

that would be amazing. a handful of jags you could get any year while leaving a generational player without an actual difference maker. brilliant strategy, i love it. a paradigm shaking strategy, draft based on game day meals, love it

speed doesn't mean anything, but ol speed on a reciever is disqualifying

they don't all suck. but keon "kelvin benjamin" coleman does.

yea, just imagine if they had drafted a plyer with some actual physical skills instead of this bum.. josh may have really gone off with a guy like that.

so a win win

if you want to draft this shlub anywhere in the second you are wrong. that's the problem. not the lack of a trade down to grab this crap, but drafting him at all. he will never be an quality nfl player

i also believe the word of some twitter who

yea, if you were a guy who got separation but didn't have a guy who could get him the ball that would be meaningful. that's not kelvin, i mean keon.

yes, now i'm definitely whelmed. 4.5 you say?????

absolutely exactly what you're looking for with this roster in this spot. absolute home run with what was left on the board

laughable. the measurables are obvious, and should be an enormous red flag. he can't separate, is slow as *****, doesn't have good agility. great pick, trust the process.

this draft so far is a fireable offense when it all plays out the way it obviously will

dude is an absolute garbage can compared to the other options.