Kaenon

Where's last year's rankings and OP

"Their window is over."

2023 season receiving yards leaders 1. Hill - 5th round pick 2. Lamb - 1st 3. St. Brown - 4th 4. Nacua - 5th 5. AJ Brown - 2nd 6. DJ Moore - 1st 7. Aiyuk - 1st 8. Collins - 3rd 9. Evans - 1st 10. Cooper - 1st 11. K. Allen - 3rd 12. Chase - 1st 13. Diggs - 5th 14. Pittman - 2nd 15. D. Adams - 2nd injury notables - Jefferson - 1st - Kupp - 3rd 17 player sample size 1 - 7 2 - 3 3 - 3 4 - 1 5 - 3 6 - 0 7 - 0 udfa - 0

Smokescreen. Or at the least, making the steps to satiate the fans appetite and go "well we tried, but the right deal wasn't there to do it that made sense for us." And Beane will go on to say, "But we drafted Devontez Walker and we think this kid is going to be a star."

I don't think Legette is out of the question in round 1. The draftniks work in that space for a reason, and the scouts, talent evaluators and personnel guys work on teams for a reason - they are the pros.

I am a fan of Legette. Tbh, Ladd is the ONLY WR prospect of the top 10-12 guys I'd be disappointed in if we draft him. I just didn't see any elite traits that would propel him to be this team's #1 WR at all.

Resident Aggies fan so I am bias, but he's best LB in the nation. Who knows how TB and Milano will be this year post injuries... You want AJ Klein against the Chiefs in the playoffs again? Lol

My mock is: 1.28 - Bills go with best CB available, which will be Kool-Aid McKinstry 2.42 - Bills trade up with Houston and send them 2.60 with Kaiir Elam to jump up and take a WR. Bills continue rolling doing deals with Houston and Elam follows Diggs to Texas where Elam had a previous top-30 visit to Houston in 2022. With this pick the Bills select Xavier Legette to be their WR of choice. The Bills aren't done there. 2.46 - Bills make a trade with Indianapolis sending the 2025 HOU 2nd (via MIN), 2024 4.128 and 2024 5.160 (via GB) and select LB, Edgerrin Cooper out of Texas A&M No 3rd round pick, but the Bills then still have: 4.133 5.144 5.163 6.200 6.204 7.248

Forgot about Shavers. He's cool. I'm a Shorter fan, but that hammy concerns me - we'll see!

Does the new 25% owner take on 25% of the upcoming stadium overruns? I would probably think so, lol.

I'm so confused. Is this the stuff that amuses American society today? We're so doomed.

I'm sorry, but who was that?

And draft Edgerrin Cooper @ #28 or trading up in the 2nd with the Milano comp.? As much as I'm an Aggies fan, even I couldn't do that.

Stef. No other WR did what he did for years in a row despite guys like Reed, Lofton, Moulds, Price, T.O., and Evans.

As long as we have Josh, we're fine.

What is the point of social media? I don't get it ...

I guess whoever posted about Diggs being on the out because his hot sauce was being discontinued had their nose on the right path! Lol.

I'd rather take a guy at 28, and move up from 60 to take another good WR. Let those guys compete like hell. Let Samuel compete for shares, and we know Shakir will as well. I'll take Mitchell/Franklin and Legette/Polk/McMillian/A. Smith.

Let's look at Top 15 WRs in the last handful of years. 2017 #5 - Corey Davis #7 - Mike Williams #9 - John Ross 2018 None 2019 None 2020 #12 Henry Riggs #15 Jerry Jeudy 2021 #5 Ja'Maar Chase (#1 WR) #6 Jaylen Waddle #10 DeVonta Smith 2022 #8 Drake London #10 Garret Wilson (#1 WR) #11 Chris Olave #12 Jameson Williams 2023 None It's not that impressive of a list. How many true #1s are on this list? 2? 2 in 7 years. Olave is fringe. Waddle is #2 to Hill, Smith is #2 to AJ Brown, and Mike Williams was #2 to Keenan Allen. You never know what's gonna happen.

Beane playing 3D chess and bringing Diggs back on vet minimum in 2025 😆

Aiyuk is a beast and is a #1.

1st round WR - take your pick Curtis Samuel Khalil Shakir Move up early 2nd for another WR like Legette Justin Shorter Mack Hollins KJ Hamler

Tough one here... None of them hurt - but the short list of guys I wish we would've kept (at the time they left): - Byrd - Bradham - Gilmore - Robert Woods - Darby

Zeroing in on 100 pages 💯

Bills will be better in 2024 than in 2023.