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At least for the first pick lol

Josh Allen basically made this pick. Two years in a row. If you're happy that Kincaid is the man, then this pick is golden.

I can't help but think Mitchell would be a prima donna. I noticed in the game against Washington, he was motioning to Ewers to throw his way. You can tell he was frustrated that he only had 4 receptions. Sounds kind of familiar. Agree that DeJean or McConkey should be at 33, maybe trade up from 60 if Franklin lingers.

Revisiting Carter Bradley. Moving up to pick 221 put the Bills in a good position to draft him. Good numbers in college, good size, but little to no mobility though. With the run on QBs Thursday, Milton will be gone before the 7th, more than likely.

It's a gamble because the Bills also have their eye on a player around #95. That seems to be where a big drop-off in talent occurs. I hope McConkey is the choice at 33. Watching video of him, his acceleration is amazing, and he can lineup outside, in the slot, pretty much anywhere. Only question about an undersized WR is the durability. Otherwise, I'd love if they'd get him.

So what would it take to move to #8 to get Odunze? 2024 1st and 2nd and 2025 1st? Is #8 enough? Chicago seems to have him marked at #9.

The US isn't cautious. It's siding with hospitals, pharmaceuticals and doctors. Obviously, you and treatment centers have to do research. Providers here have stem cell suppliers; some are more effective than others based on quality. If stem cell treatment had been green lighted in the US, lots of surgical procedures could have been avoided. I have had stem cell injection for a neuro condition, and it definitely helped. Luckily, a family member is a Nurse Practitioner specializing in stem cell procedures. Yes, I paid in cash, but the improvement in my condition made it worth it. It's been a few years since my treatment and the US has really clamped down on what can and can't be done here. That's probably why Murray had to go to S.A. for what could have been done here years ago.

Then, there was the Civil suit. Families did not collect much. It will now become a hot topic for them again.

This team already has enough holes on the roster. No reason to create another one. Bernard is not the question. Dodson did well replacing Milano. Williams, we'll see. I'll be happy to see Bernard and Milano work together this year. Just hope Milano will be on the field regularly.

Legette disappeared in big games at South Carolina, and he has dropped to the 9th top WR from some draft "experts". I know every team would love to see him as the 2nd coming of DK Metcalf, but Legette seems like 2nd round material. He's even shrunk from 6'3" to 6'1". Depending on what's available, I think you take the best value from OC, S, CB, DT. WR would be a nice to have, but the team has bigger needs. If a WR slides, snag him in the 2nd.

Javon Solomon DE Troy Tyrice Knight LB UTEP Elijah Jones CB Boston College Jarius Monroe CB Tulane Safeties - Oladapo, Carlies, Jaden Hicks I do like Maason Smith too.

Quit trading up, giving up draft capital. Bills need WR, OC, DT, DE, S, CB. Whoever is best and can provide an immediate impact when #28 comes around. Hopefully WR or S. We need a combo of size, speed and instincts at DB and we honestly could use depth at LB. Draft a Safety who weighs 205-plus. Kinchens or Nubin if we use an early pick. Trey Taylor is a later round possibility. Safety talent seems deep this year. At WR, Bills need a guy who will consistently get open. McConkey would be a good choice. Bills have really needed a Center for a few years now to replace Morse. Again, the talent seems deep. Need to draft for depth on DL, as well as an Edge rusher.

This is one of the deepest QB classes ever. He's fine, but there are a bunch of good candidates. Meanwhile, if you've been watching Missouri, you want to get their RB Cody Schrader. Incredible running instincts. Will be curious where the experts will slot him, but he's a stud.

What good does it do to bring pressure and play a soft zone where our DBs give such a huge cushion? Burrow, and other lesser QBs have picked the Bills secondary apart. 8 INTs in our first four games, against weak opponents, except Miami, and zero INTs in our last five games. Bills have not even hit the tough part of their schedule. I do like Rasul Douglas. He seems a lot more aggressive than any other DB that we have.

Exactly. Sounds like the dreaded "unnamed source"