Brandon

With Shavers potentially out for the year, I just don't think they have any realistic options except Coleman in terms of a similar type of WR.

I tend to agree with that, but I also think it's as much about Shavers' injury and potentially not having any other similar option readily available. So Coleman gets another chance. Maybe he'll surprise me or maybe defenses will give him a 10 yard cushion all year so he can get off the LOS and has room to work underneath. I doubt it, but I guess we'll find out.

I wonder if that says something about the odds of Shavers playing this year. Assuming they expect him to, that means the Bills will have to plan to roster 6 WRs at some point this year. That's not particularly unusual, but it's something to consider.

Mostly, yes, and I've never been a huge fan of these big, slow contested catch guys. That's one reason I wouldn't mind adding Caldwell to compete with Coleman and Shavers, because he brings some much needed speed and athleticism along with size.

I still like Caldwell here. They got the speed/separation guy, now add a little competition for Coleman and insurance in case Shavers can't play this year.

Sure he can. He can trade them for picks next year.

It looks like they now have 220, 239 and 241 remaining.

Bills traded out with Chicago.

For a team without a QB, that's an excellent risk/reward proposition at this stage of the draft.

Zane Durant. Just looking at the height/weight, I'm guessing that he's a 3-4 DE projection?

Caldwell or NT.

This Dolphins pick is taking an eternity.

Still seems to be a few WRs and interior OL out there. Caldwell at WR? If they plan to shop Coleman, having a tall, athletic receiver around would help them get by until Shavers was ready to play.

They would likely have to move someone off the roster. That's already going to be a necessity if they keep only five, assuming Shavers doesn't go on season ending IR.

Not yet.