NeverOutNick

Corey Davis was my biggest blunder. I thought he was going to be a stud #1 WR and now he’s struggling to make it on the Jets. Still time but he was a future star in my eyes and I whiffed

I’d be stoked to go into round 3 already having Wright and Mingo. Two high upside players that could turn into our future LT and WR1

He’s a heck of an athlete, but I can’t argue with you on the falling down all the time thing I did notice that myself lol

I don’t agree with you on Mingo. He and Wilson have the highest upsides of any remaining WRs (outside of Boutte who has major character red flags). We need more playmakers so why not take a chance on one of the guys who could pay off huge with the right coaching instead of the retread safe WRs with no real upside like Tillman or even Tank Dell imo.

I’m good with any of Musgrave, Mingo or Wilson but went with the highest upside in Mingo

Man that went very quick awesome! Hopefully Mingo and Wilson are in the Bills poll even though @GunnerBill isn’t a fan lol

I’m not huge on taking guys with lengthy injury histories but when the talent level and upside is just too good to pass on, in a class that isn’t saturated with #1 WRs, these two guys are worth the gamble. Wilson showed out now that he’s healthy at the senior bowl too and Mingo is just a freak athlete that high points the catch better than any of the other WRs in this class imo. I can see why scouts are saying he had Deebo and AJ Brown upside

For me it’s Jonathan Mingo or Michael Wilson. Both are worth the gamble

With the 55th pick in the 2023 NFL Draft the Detroit Lions select Trenton Simpson, LB, Clemson The Lions were torn between local prospect DJ Turner and Trenton. Both have unbelievable speed and athleticism for their respective positions but at the end of the day corner is much deeper than LB this year and the lions are hopeful to get a guy like Clark Phillips III in the 3rd round. Trenton is more freak of nature athlete than he is a linebacker at this point but even right now he can run with TEs and once he processes the game quicker he will be one of the top LBs in the league. Sorry Bills fans hoping for a LB, looks like you’ll be going WR in round 2 😉 Round 1, pick 6: edge - Will Anderson Jr Round 1, pick 18: TE - Michael Mayer Round 2, pick 48: DT - Bryan Bresee Round 2, pick 55: LB - Trenton Simpson The only way the first 2 rounds of this draft could’ve gone better is if Witherspoon or Gonzalez fell a few more spots to us at pick 18. Unbelievable value and we’re excited to have a lot of plug and play starters to help us on our way to taking over the NFC @MrEpsYtown and the Jacksonville Jaguars are on the clock with pick 56

Great pick I was going to take him if he fell a couple more spots also, a really good draft that I could definitely see Seattle doing so kudos

That would be epic!

With the 48th pick in the 2023 NFL draft the Detroit Lions select Bryan Bresee, DT, Clemson The lions almost selected Big Bres in the first round because defensive tackle is one of the few glaring needs they have and was why they were hoping to get Carter at pick 6. If it wasn’t for injuries, Bresee would’ve been a top 15 selection in this class. The lions are building something special in Motown, get the popcorn ready. @CNYfan and the Pittsburgh Steelers are on the clock with pick 49

Best advice I’ve gotten in a while. Thanks brother.

But seriously it’s been over five hours and over an hour ago he said give him a few minutes, so I think it’s about time to cut the cord. I’m about to head out for my daughters concert, so I’ll be back around 8 PM Eastern. Hopefully it’s my pick by then. Ha ha.

Give the pats tank dell they’ll love him 😉

Has the four hour clock expired? Sorry I just want to make my pick before I go to my daughters concert. Pats can have the best wide receiver or offensive tackle on the board since those are the biggest needs left

Everything is going to be fine…earlier this off-season he restructured his deal to help the team. He’s a very passionate guy and I like that. Do I agree with everything, no, but in the heat of the moment I get it and he makes the team way better, so if this is the way he needs to get ready for the season on his own a little bit at first then let him be.

Hope he’s right

With the 41st overall pick in the TSW Mock Draft 2.0, the Tennessee Titans select Josh Downs, WR, UNC The Titans need O line help more and will address it later in the draft but outside of Burks they have no other dependable WRs, and even he isn’t the most dependable. Will Levis may not start right away but when he does he’s going to need a security blanket to make the transition as smooth as possible. Downs is one of, if not, the most sure handed WR in this class as he catches everything and is the titans day 1 starter at slot WR for years to come. @aristocrat and the Jets are on the clock with back to back picks starting at 42

I’m just looking through all the other peoples rankings and noticed that me and you think pretty similar on Tillman and Hutchinson. So we’re not too far off even though you hate my boy Zay lol

I’m doing based on Tiers with no rounds specific at this time because outside of Zay I’m not sure there is a real round 1 receiver in this class but man there are a plethora of guys with day 2 grades Tier 1 1. Zay Flowers - SPECIAL! He is the only WR in this draft i absolutely love day 1. I don’t care about his size and catch radius but if he was built like Q Johnston he would be a top 10 pick. He’s the only WR in my top 5 who hasn’t had a top QB who will be drafted in the NFL throwing him the ball AND HE STILL put up huge stats. Makes playing WR look easy and can play anywhere on the field because he’s got such a knack for getting separation underneath and vertically and like I’ve said in other threads he is a human algorithm for getting the absolute most yards after catch Tier 2 2. Quentin Johnston - I like how he boxes out defenders with his long frame. I want him to be Andre Johnson but he’s not. I don’t know if he’s got that dawg in him but at worst he’s a poor man’s Higgins. But because of his potential and fit to the Bills offense, he’s the only other WR outside of flowers I would take over one of the top 5 O lineman in this class 3. Jordan Addison - I like his has hands better than JSN and he plays the sidelines very well with a good feel for out of bounds. I think he’s got better upside then JSN because he can play multiple positions and has more game changing ability but right now he’s not the natural separator that JSN is with his route running (but he’s still very good at it), and he needs to get stronger/thicker to hold up in the NFL. The more I watch the more I like him and would honestly take him in the draft over JSN but I’m not trading up for either unless all it takes is a 4th or later 4. Jaxon Smith-Njigba - Plug and play but is there upside? The route running and short area quickness is exceptional because he creates alot of space and I believe he can occasionally play not just in the slot but he doesn’t wow me. He’s a solid WR but clearly has never been the best one throughout his career at OSU with Wilson, Olave and Harrison showing that #1 game changing WR potential 5. Josh Downs - Natural slot WR with very good return instincts. Very sure handed and reliable. He’s a quicker Cole Beasley with ability to get downfield and make the contested catch. Earns the trust of his QB because he plays off his QB (Bease) Tier 3 6. Jonathan Mingo - Most potential in this draft class to be a star #1 WR but can a team develop him. Catch radius and contested catches look easy with him. Great athlete and has that hunger that I want to see out of Q Johnston. He’s already a good blocker and has some Deebo in him with his screen game but doesn’t look like a natural route runner. Hopefully this can be taught to him because he has amazing upside 7. Michael Wilson - Another WR I’d love the Bills to take a chance on round 3 or later if there. I think a lot of teams will see his upside, even though he didn’t have a lot of production because of injury and scheme. He killed at the senior bowl. He is very quick off the line of scrimmage, high points the catch with ease, has a natural route running ability that if healthy and if he wants it will only get better and is one of the few wide receivers in this class who could develop into a number one wide receiver on a team. 8. Marvin Mims - Take the top of vertical threat and dynamic punt returner. He’s fast with good hands when focused but not great in press coverage and doesn’t run crisp routes. Needs some work on fine tuning his craft but as a deep threat he’s impressive and for a smaller guy he can high point the ball well. He’s another one where the more you watch the more you like the potential but needs good coaching to be a complete WR. 9. Jalin Hyatt - Explosive vertical threat but for me that’s all he is right now. He fit the offense he was in Tennessee. Where’s the route tree? The contested catches? You can’t teach speed but right now he’s being overvalued by mock drafters and is more of a 3rd round pick as a taller Mike Wallace coming out of college. He’s higher on my list than others because of his speed and ability to make the deep ball catch look easy 10. A.T. Perry - Big WR, who the more I watched the more I moved him up the board because even though he doesn’t pop on film like I want a big guy too he doesn’t have a lot of flaws on film either. He also is a good route runner who works on his craft and that makes him have a higher ceiling than some of these “potential” guys. He’s a natural hands catcher and for a big guy he runs well Tier 4 11. Kayshon Boutte - Biggest boom/bust guy in the draft as he has character and injury concerns but the star potential is there. He show lapses in concentration which is concerning but when the ball is in his hands he’s special. He’s fearless and a great RAC guy and even though he may be off a lot of teams boards I think he is another of a small group of WRs that could be a #1 WR on an NFL team. Because of the above mentioned risks I wouldn’t take a chance until Day 3 but he’s worth the risk at that point 12. Jayden Reed - some dudes you just watch and like. He’s not the best athlete or very big but he’s a playmaker and he just feels like a Buffalo guy. He’s a versatile route runner with good feet but doesn’t get the separation like some of the top guys. He has a grittiness about him that feels blue collar and fights for the ball. He has more body catches than you’d like to see but tracks the ball very well in the air. 13. Charlie Jones - Started his college career in Buffalo so I already liked him from the get go. Fearless and determined. He finds the soft spots in coverage and fights for every yard. He’s not the greatest athlete but makes up for it by playing hard and tough. Not the softest hands but catches the ball well and I like the way he runs routes. Not as smooth as some of the top guys. He’s a really good day 3 WR I’d be happy to have in Buffalo because he’ll pick up the dirty yards. 14. Xavier Hutchinson - He’s another guy I just like watching. He’s had some drops and that’s concerning but I like how he bodies out defenders to make the catch. He’s a good route runner but doesn’t separate as much as you’d like but because he’s bigger he always puts himself in a winnable situation to make the catch. He’s not going to wow you in any one thing but he’s just a good WR and if he can clean up his drop rate will make a QB very happy and live up to his nickname “clutch”ison 15. Parker Washington - First off he’s built like a running back. Looks like he’s got short tree trunks for thighs. He’s fun to watch and I love how he snatches the ball out of the air. I don’t think his ceiling is that high but he’s dependable and sure handed and that will make him last in the NFL as a slot guy for a long time 16. Tank Dell - I may be lower on him than I should be…For a little guy I expect him to be faster but what he lacks in straight line speed he makes up for in shiftiness. He’s actually a pretty decent route runner and a natural hands catcher. He doesn’t have the quickness and not as sure handed as Josh downs is but as far as slot only fits he’s not far behind Josh. 17. Tyler Scott - Looks faster on field than his 40 time. Another very good vertical threat who needs refinement with his route tree and although I like his quickness more than some of the WRs ahead of him, he drops too many balls for me to have him higher. He has a higher ceiling than some of the guys ahead of him because he plays so fast and can contribute early on if a team uses him as a gadget player 18. Cedric Tillman - He reminds me of a taller and less athletic Gabe Davis. Gabe is a better deep threat as well. He’s a solid #3 WR with ability to get to a #2 and will be a solid NFL WR because of his effort. He’s a willing blocker and consistently puts his body on the line to make a play because he is not a great athlete with a high ceiling but is a fighter and I like that even if the upside isn’t there 19. Rashee Rice - He’s another of a small amount of tall WRs in this class and loves to show off his athleticism by making the jump ball catch sometimes jumping when he doesn’t need to but he’s a big play WR with good RAC ability. He's also a big effort guy in every aspect of his game which I love but he’s not a smooth route runner and he’s not as strong as some of the other big WRs like Mingo and Tillman but the main reason he’s so low is because he drops too many balls. If a WR can’t catch consistently it’s a big knock down the board for me 20. Andrei Iosivas - not a lot of film on this guy but from the limited amount I’ve seen on him, I see a WR who runs smooth for such a big target. He’s got some game speed and nice hands and is probably worth the gamble to a team that has a year or 2 to develop him into something. He could be a Diamond in the rough with how much athletic ability he has and looks like he has some nice hands on him where he’s not making body catches I may have to dig deeper into some of the guys that didn’t make the cut but that’s a solid first take. Enjoy

Are the picks off or is it just me? Seems like we went from 35 to 39

Great pick

That’s at least the rumor and I think Arizona knows they’re not going anywhere this year so probably a very likely scenario if they can’t find a trade partner that will take on more of the contract than they would have to eat for releasing him

It 100% does not mean he’s done. It means that they’re looking towards the future of their oline with a lot of guys nearing the end of their contracts and they’re getting a versatile offensive lineman regardless of what some pundits say he can play multiple positions and can develop into a left tackle.