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My favorite draft I've had this off-season. Traded up to 14 for Odunze but then the Colts came in and offered to switch 14 and 15 and I regained some of the lost capital and took a chance... They picked a corner. This double dip at WR would completely re-define our offense. Some great Inerior O-Line depth acquired as well, along with exciting depth at DT, RB and Edge.

Besides the obvious need at WR, I'm hoping for potential depth picks at Edge, Interior OL (I don't think there's a roster spot for a tackle with our current depth already there unless a great one falls to us), Depth at DT, Running Back, Depth at Safety and a late corner in case Elam doesn't develop further.

I just don't see Legette still being there even at 54, let alone 60. But you know this already! LOL carry on. I see him gone by early 40's at the very latest. Same odds with Wilson at 144. Would of course love this outcome though

Really is such a tough call... Benefits and concerns with all 4. Upside is highest with Worthy and Coleman but also the most risk of failure as I see it. Franklin and McConkey should help right away with McConkey having the highest floor of the 4 and Franklin looking a little better on deep routes. I can't decide which trigger I would ultimately pull.

Traded 28, 128 and a 2025 2nd to get up to 19 for Thomas. No idea why Newton dropped to 60 but that was a must get. Filled depth with the rest.

I used our 1 and a 2 from next year as part of trades to maneuver into this result. Nubin also fell to 65 which I could not resist. Good interior OL depth which is where we need it with so much OT depth already on the team. And of course, Odunze, the cherry on top

Traded ALL OVER the board going from 11 picks to 6 LOL

There's not going to be a bad view in the house... Even in the current stadium, there really aren't too many. It's all a matter of perspective.

Very good and instinctual player who I bet will succeed in the league, but please say no in round 1, Buffalo!

you have the patience of a saint, Logic.

I think what we should expect is an EVENTUAL starter on the outside, IF we do indeed take a WR at 28. Doesn't have to be right away. There are at least 6 Wr's that COULD be available when we pick that could fill that need. As we know or have learned, teams are going to end up really happy with about 3 of those 6, and NONE of us know who will live up to their projections and who won't. BTJ, Mitchell, Franklin, Legette, Ladd and Coleman all fit that potential from what I have seen. Some are more physical than others... Some are better separators, etc. etc.

Lots of trading - gave up next year's 1 as Odunze dropped to 15! Couldn't resist the talent and versatility of Paul at 60...

LOL that reminds me of a time before I had seasons, where my father got tix through work in a suite. It was a snow game (not too much, mind you) but I remember how cool it was with the food and all, but before long it all just felt really stale. Fortunately for this suite, I was able to slide the windows open and enjoy the true environment (and pissed many of the others in the suite off at the same time, LOL!)

I think that too. And it makes me hopeful. But even 5k per seat where I am with 3 seats in the 300 level is going to be way too much for me to justify, and I am blessed have a pretty darn good job, etc. 1-2k per seat maximum is where my limit will be. We shall see!

He is certainly intriguing. I see him as a swing for the fences pick. Could blow up in our face, could be the 3rd or 4th best WR in the class. I am team "whomever can be fill our X position within 2 years" guy, whether that's a big body guy or a great route runner (or both), unless a stud pass rusher or 3T falls way down to us.

A couple trades mixed in there, and gave up next year's 3rd

That's funny, my gf cannot resist a good sale and bought me a Trey White jersey as well (home variety). Got it last week. I have his goalie academy sweatshirt as well.

To be totally fair, the article does mention interest free monthly pay off options with 20% down. For me it will really just come down to the price for my non-club outside the 25 yard line seat's PSL's being in some doable, more reasonable range.

So this supposed range is just for the really good seats? Nobody still has any idea what the 300 section equivalent (outside the 25 yard line) will be then? I am hopeful, but worried. I Certainly won't be paying 10k, especially per seat. Yipes.

What would the Bills realistically need to give up (in picks, not silly player ideas please) to get to say pick 10 to 12 for Odunze? Next year's #1+28+?

And when he becomes a successful NFL starting WR, I can say I was right. Or when he doesn't, you can have that crown! You're too dug in and wanting to debate for my blood. Most of us that like Legette really like what we see on his film. Explosiveness that cannot be taught. Regarding the QB thing, even at the ridiculously low pop-warner level that I've coached at, we put our most intelligent processors of information in the QB spot. You see it all over. Move on from me gonzo, I'm not down with the debate...

Yep they're all gonna have some of that where we are picking. There are flaws on AD Mitchell too (some say he takes plays off, not a hands plucker but more of a cradler, etc., size concerns on Worthy, heck Brian Thomas even shows limited routes ran in his critiques).