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1) AJ Klein isn’t very good 2) I agree that continuity is the most important thing, and that the o-line should improve and probably be above average. We still need some elite talent, but that’s probably for next year’s draft.

Periods are inside of quotation marks in American English.

Most people on this board don’t know the difference between “complement” and “compliment.” I cringe every time I see someone say an RB is a good “compliment” to Singletary.

Crews

Hindsight is hindsight, but taking Spiller when we had Jackson and Lynch was mind-bogglingly stupid. Taking an RB in the top ten when we had two RB1s already was far more ridiculous and inexcusable than draft busts or missing out on stars (which is just the way the draft goes, for the most part).

B. I think OG is still a major need.

I think the o-line is just ok, not good or great. The 2018 o-line was atrocious- one of the worst in NFL history- and Beane did a good job adding talent from free agency to protect their 2nd year QB. Dawkins is a middling starter, Morse somewhat above average, while Spain, Feliciano, and Ford are average at best (and Ford is a potentially massive liability). We need some elite talent on the o line, though I don’t think Beane saw an opportunity at 54 (Hunt went in the beginning of the round and there wasn’t much else available at guard).

Smart pick. Barkley is mostly there as a mentor and isn’t close to good enough to play if Josh goes down. Open competition for #2 will be healthy.

Our OL isn’t that good. Spain and Feliciano are just OK, and Ford is a huge question mark. Maybe Robert Hunt would have been their guy if he was still on the board, and I guess Beane didn’t see anyone else that could be an elite guard.

Meh. Really think o-line needs more talent, but I guess they didn’t see enough in Josh Jones or Ezra Cleveland. Wonder if they trade up for Chinn or Mims and then grab a RB in the 5th.

And Feliciano/Spain are just OK.

If he is still around, my bet is Ezra Cleveland.

Klein isn’t close to good enough to see meaningful snaps, in my opinion, but agree otherwise.

No, but I would give up this year’s 2nd for a 1st next year depending on who falls to us.

Bills fans are just looking for whatever they can to rip on Tua because he’s in the division. It’s the same as the people who say Gilmore is trash.

I’d be on board with that pick.

Jaylon Johnson goes in the 1st. Aiyuk goes in the top 20.

At least prosciutto

John Simpson, OG, Clemson

Singletary needs to block better. It’s partially why Gore was in on so many plays and Yeldon (who isn’t a great blocker, either) was inactive so often.

I don’t think Barkley gets picked up if we cut him. Could probably hire him as a coach and sign him to the active roster if Allen gets injured and we want to carry a developmental QB

Other than the fact that doing this before the draft is insane, his WR numbers are absurdly concentrated on the top 3 with regard to catches/yardage.

Throwbacks are pretty good. Rest are awful. They look like what an 8-year-old would make in Madden.

I personally think that, between Foster, Duke, and McKenzie, we have a solid back end of the roster, and don’t need to take a prospect as I believe one of them could become a solid third option over the next year or two. They’re also better than the back end of most WRs rooms, though obviously weren’t good enough as 2nd options on the outside last year. Aiyuk could fall to our pick in the 2nd or even be available in the early third as part of a trade up. He’s a good returner and could let us cut Roberts, keeping developmental WRs at the 4th and 5th (or even 6th) spots. I’d love to get the BPA at o-line (maybe John Simpson), RB, or “Buffalo nickel” with our 2nd, and trade up in the third if he falls. If his injury requires recovery time, we could stash him on IR to return and see how the returning backup WRs do.

It’s not a news report from a credible source, nor does the article itself claim that the Bills “might trade for Kamara.” Did you even read what you linked? As others have pointed out, this is no different from linking a random fan’s tweet, Facebook, or blog post. It amazes me how many people lack basic reading comprehension.