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A written argument for why we should trade up:
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3 minutes ago, nucci said:
so trade up, trade down or pick 28?
Good chance of that lol- 1
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2 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
Beane is obviously going to call teams in the top 10 to explore moving up
And if it’s not good value in trading up or at 28, potentially trade down -
5 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
Aka he potentially will trade up or down? 😃- 1
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23 hours ago, BigDingus said:
I agree. This is also why I don't want us trading up to the top 10 & giving away a ton of picks.
There are so many colleges and so many players, there's no way you can get a good look at all of them. A lot of it has to do with the situation they're drafted into, the coaching, opportunities, surrounding talent, etc.
I didn't want the Bills to draft Allen, if only because I still had PTSD from the drought & had zero confidence they could develop a raw QB. Thankfully this was a much different organization, and the support, coaching & FO were significantly more capable than in the past.
You have great WRs like Diggs, Hill, & Nacua all drafted late, or guys like Terrell Owens from colleges nobody pays attention to like Chattanooga. I hope the Bills don't get hung up on one guy & trade away the farm to grab him, but instead cast the widest net possible to scour every corner for potential quality starters
They say, don’t put all your eggs in one basket. You sell the farm for one guy and he doesn’t live up to expectations or tears an ACL in training camp, then trading all those other assets away looks stupid. -
This is the equivalent of giving up this:
For this:
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24 minutes ago, BuffAlone said:
I have it as a-DON-aye. For some reason I think of a young "adonis". Or biblically like Madonna(not the gross 70year old lol). I guessing we'll hear alot of plays involving "A.D." at the next level
And A.D. could be construed as Anno Domini, or “year of the Lord”- 1
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Can they throw in Edmunds?? 😆
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Aaron Donald - Von getting the band back together
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Where is the cover with Josh laying his head on a golf ball? 😇
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Chiefs will definitely value him more than us now.
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10 minutes ago, london_bills said:
Did he? Fair enough. can't see the recent stuff on twitter
It was instagram, don’t know if you can see this or not:https://billswire.usatoday.com/2024/04/04/stefon-diggs-note-goodbye-buffalo-bills-texans-nfl/
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26 minutes ago, OldTimer1960 said:
Thomas’ physical tools are tremendous and you can see he has a lot of upside, but right now he isn’t a finished product. Baja admittedly has great corners, but they basically erased Thomas in that game. He is an outstanding prospect, but I don’t think he would step into lead dog role right away, maybe not even this season.
Would you think he’d be a step up over Gabe right away though, even before any potential polishing? And then the team can lean on the likes of Kincaid, Samuel, Shakir and Cook to fill the rest of the role we lost in Diggs.Watching Jayden Daniels freelance to Thomas, I could totally see him and Josh hooking up for some huge plays.
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1 hour ago, BuffaloBillyG said:
Maybe not as much of an overdraft, but I think at least 1 of the WRs people see as late 1st early 2nd may go ahead of Brian Thomas.
On the flip side one of McCarthy, Penix or Nix will slide way further than most mock drafters want to believe.
Interesting, any perspective on why you think Thomas will slide and/or not be 4th off the board? I was watching tape of him last night, salivating at the thought of Josh throwing to him. Seemed like he would take Gabe’s role instantly but be way more dangerous.- 1
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36 minutes ago, NewEra said:
He gets plenty of criticism on this board. He also gets plenty of applause. Do you think the national media should be shredding him? Should Pegula call a pc to inform everyone that Beane isn’t getting a pass?
What shall we do ensure he doesn’t get a pass?
Not sure what the point of this thread is.
OP wants this:
Beane —
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No - Want to get younger, faster and cheaper via the draft.
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Do we ultimately know whether it was Diggs or the Texans that pushed the restructure of his deal so that he’s a FA after this season? Reason I ask is there’s a lot of speculation that Diggs is gone b/c of his relationship with Josh, his potential decline in skills, etc. But did the move primarily come down to what Diggs wants from a contract perspective versus what the Bills thought was appropriate? For instance, the Texans must have known this tidbit when they traded for him, and been willing to give up a future 2nd round pick for a 1-year rental, right?
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1 hour ago, HOUSE said:
I just threw my ash tray and it broke the coffee pot
The real you is back! 😂😂- 1
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1 minute ago, QLBillsFan said:
I get ya .. but had he stayed with the Bills and wanted to be here he’s making the$$$.. He’s betting that he will make up that $$$ after this year with another similar or higher deal. I just don’t see it based on his production as no longer being a superstar #1. But I could be wrong.
Agreed, he’s betting on his upcoming season to pay off for him. -
Jerry Hughes comes to my mind. Guy played through many drought years here and refs frequently ignored him being held. Wish we could have won a SB while he was on the team, although I could say that about any likeable Bill.
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1 hour ago, Matt_In_NH said:
If next years 1 is worth the same as this years pick at the end of two you wont get up too far to justify it to me.
To me it will come down to whether a WR that Beane really likes slips to within range. So like one of Top 3 slips outside of Top 10, or Thomas Jr is there within striking range and Beane really likes him. Otherwise, Beane would need to really love one of the other WRs to move up from 28 at all. And if he’s got like 2-3 guys graded late 1st or 2nd round, he could either trade up/down into middle of 2nd. -
2 hours ago, ToGoGo said:
It’s $100 in 1 year, not 10.
And the drop from 1st round to 2nd round is a lot more than 5th round to 6th round for example.
I’m just saying if I was GM, I wouldn’t like that value reasoning.
I’m sure each GM has a way more complicated value reasoning system that our rule of thumbs are giving credit for, or at least they should. -
3 minutes ago, ToGoGo said:
Doesn’t make sense. Bills pick 28th this year. Worst they can do next year is 32nd. Teams know it’s going to be worth at least 600 points.
I don’t know, if I was selling, I wouldn’t like these prices.
Right, but the pick is a year down the road, rather than in this year’s draft. The value of a 1st round pick in next year’s draft is worth less today, versus 1st round pick in this year’s draft. Give me $100 today, and I’ll give you the $100 back in 10 years w no interest. Sound like a good deal? -
9 hours ago, ToGoGo said:
Why is a 2025 #1 only 300 points?
In reality, it’s speculative. Obviously very much depends where the Bills finish in 2024. My understanding to get the value of a pick in next year’s draft, you essentially go back a round from this year’s draft. A 2nd round pick in this year’s draft is worth 270-580, depending on where one is picking. So if you think the Bills will be better than worse in 2024, their 2025 #1 is worth closer to 270 than 580.
An unpopular trade option.
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