ganesh

Looks like England Cricket Player Sam Curran

This would be a good value pick if it happens. I agree that the 2nd round offers the edge and CB with similar grades...May be they can package their 5ths with the 2nd to move up and get the player. Not having the 4th hurts this year.

I think he can get fantastic talent such as Terence Marshall by staying at 30 or even moving down a little bit.

and then have Cam runniing between the tackles.

I think it will still be 6 WRs (Diggs, Beasley. Sanders, Davis, McKenzie and a high-mid round Draft pick). TEs wlll be Knox, Sweeney, Gillian and a Draft pick

He struggled as a rookie QB because * he had no weapons * he had no running game * he had no OL protection * he was too raw and not ready for the NFL yet What he benefited: * Same coaching staff for the 1st 4 seasons of his career * front office loading the offense with better protection and weapons. * his running game which created about 10 TDs. * he was better (by miles) than his back ups * Coaching staff allowing him to learn through his mistakes * The INTENSITY and the WILL to succeed - All on Josh Allen

You keep taking chances with the QB position until it succeeds. The one big difference for Josh has been that the coaching staff has been kept intact for the first four seasons of his young career. That is a HUGE thing people miss out when evaluating Allen's success.

+1 Also, the first round grading by the Bills management could very well be different than all these draft pundit rankings. I am sure the Bills trust and value their scouts opinions.

yet they won 10 games and a win away from the playoffs

Correct. Mel provided the right context for the lower completion %. - Josh was a 22-26 throws per game guy instead of the 40+ throws that top college program QBs throw. Hence, margin of error is very high when you are in the 22-26 range. - Josh lost 4 guys on offense to the NFL in his senior year. Laramie is not a football wiz program to be able to reload immediately after losing 4 NFL quality players. What he also added (which the Bills loved) - Josh was ultra competitive and demonstrated that in every game at Wyoming. Josh success is not abnormal.

The play maker could be one of those top WRs too

Yet he ran all over us in recent games against us

I think the Bills will extend Beasley to another year.

Matt Breida

+1 Bold statement - The bills trade up to top of the draft and pick Kyle Pitts

Also if Paye is available (which it does in this mock), I see the Bills taking a flyer on Paye.

The problem with JP was that he did not have "It". Reading defenses were not his forte nor his ability to deliver the strikes. Granted he had crappy WRs for most of his time here. IT was a mix of everything and the threat of Trent Edwards whom the coaches seemed to favor eroded his confidence and Dick Jauron did nothing about it.

5 QBs in the top 1/2 of draft Sure things - (10) - Penei Sewell - Kyle Pitts - Jamar Chase - Waddle - Devonta Smith - Patrick Surtain - Jaycee Horn - Micah Parsons - Etienne Now we have 15+ picks in place.... Any of the next 15 could go in any way depending on needs including run on OTs. I think the Bills will definitely have aa shot at Najee Harris and any of the 5 Edge rushers that they may trade up a little to get theiir guy

New TV deal is for the 2023 sesaon

It is all going to depend on how many QBs go at the top of the board. After that there will be run based on need. So anything is possible. I have seen draft boards where Paye falls in the 20-25 range.

The bills were able to move from 22 to 12 by shipping Cody Glen, LT. the bills have manufactured quite a few late round draft picks with small trades of players they were going to cut. give them credit

Or the 45m cap increase will bail them out next year

And don't forget a new contract for Ertz... That is a bigger sticking point

As per many draft sites, Samuel should be available in the 2nd round at where we pick

May be he trades both of them on draft day for 5th round picks.... People are underestimating the home run thread of Breida.