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So we would move up for a WR in the second after moving down to get a pick to move back up later for the same position.

This pick is what puts KC over the top finally.

That would shut my whiny ass up

I don’t know. Am I willing to get a WR “without VALUE “ when I can stockpile 3rd rounders? I mean checkers me chess.

I could see them doing something totally nuts. Like trading our second rounders for a 2026 third. Cause it will be just like a second! Or some other BS Uber creative idea.

Question is will you like these moves when we don’t draft a WR in the second.

Can't we just have a nice draft?

Maybe we wont draft a WR at all.

Now trade with NE.

Legette to NE will cause my TV to fly off the deck.

I have a new idea. I want BT and XL both.

While Walter football does look like it was built in 1998 I find his info very reliable.

Ouside the top3 I feel he is the surest pick.

Did not realize Legette has these concerns.

It's funny to read such strong opinions on which WRs are gonna make it after we went over the JA thread form 6 years ago. Xavier Worthy, WR, Texas The buzz surrounding Worthy exploded after he broke the NFL Combine's 40-yard dash record in 2024, blazing a 4.21-second time to break the record set by John Ross in 2017 by 0.01 seconds. Worthy dominated the rest of the NFL Combine, as well, posting a 41-inch vertical jump and a 10-11 broad jump to establish himself as one of the most athletic receivers in the 2024 NFL Draft class. That pushed him into first-round consideration given that he was productive during his career at Texas. What's the issue with Worthy? He's small. It's not so much the 5-11 frame that could be a problem, but he weighed in at just 160 pounds for the 2024 NFL Combine. Maintaining that playing weight would make him one of the lightest players in the NFL and could cause him to become injury-prone if he doesn't bulk up. Worthy played in 39 games during his three seasons with the Longhorns, so some will point to DeVonta Smith's success at 6-0, 170 pounds as a reason the Texas product could end up OK. Others can look to Hollywood Brown (5-9, 180 pounds) and his history of nagging injuries as a reason Worthy could struggle to make a consistent impact in the NFL. Perhaps the best comparison for Worthy is Tank Dell, as noted by NFL.com's Lance Zierlein. The Texans' playmaker (5-10, 165 pounds) enjoyed an excellent rookie season, making 47 catches for 709 yards and seven touchdowns in 11 games, but he missed six games with a fractured fibula. That serves as a cautionary tale for the team that drafts Worthy. He could develop into a true No. 1 receiver and speed demon at the next level, but his size makes his durability a question mark. As the cliché goes, the best ability in the NFL is availability.

God that thread is so satisfying to read. I believe most of those posters have changed their screen names. Or they can't handle prosperity and have disappeared. " Pegula is such a **** owner, his teams will never have success. The Bills maintain their laughing stock status. Allen over Rosen, this mistake will be remembered for decades. FO is full of a bunch of arrogant pricks."

Joe Marino's take on XW has convinced me his is not our guy.

XW would be a bad pick. Pass. XL would be dope

After reading last years non stop hate towards Gabe, I think banning anyone who mentions the Bills will miss him is reasonable.

I’m starting to think giving up too much for one of the top 3 will damages the rebuild. I think moving up for Thomas isn’t necessary as 2 WRs from the next batch are just fine. Fine w picking a WR at 28 as well. If we do move up it should be Harrison

I can't imagine the physical and mental toll the game takes on you. I'm not sure I would sign up for that.

More like what percentage of people would crap their pants 2 seconds into the first snap. I say 98%.

Zero.

The stunning infatuation with draft picks on display.

The way to solve this is to pick a WR in the 1st and 2nd rounds.