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The boxing as well. Teaches you to use footwork and placement to generate leverage and power. The size and athleticism are something Beane seems to like in tackles (Doyle and Spemcer Brown were both around 10 RAS).

We'll see post June 1st cuts. I wouldn't expect any big names. But maybe someone like Lockett from Seattle.

I'm surprised they didn't go Devonshire here. They met with him multiple times, and he's a Pitt CB.

Well we all know that the 40 time is the best predictor for success. That's why Tyquan Thornton is just killing it right now.

This goes both ways. People who haven't put in the work, think they know more about scouting than Beane and the pros. And criticize Beane's every pick, like their own "selection" was an all-pro in waiting.

But I saw this guy's name on at least 4 mock draft/scouting sites taking about his potential. So clearly Beane and the scouts, who have been studying these guys all year, have no idea what they're doing. 4 sites!

It's just unfortunate that every single good player in the draft was taken between picks 28 and 32. What are the odds?

I was in cancun a few weeks ago. Met two Bills fans. They both respnded with, "go Bills!" Then again, I was born and raised in Southern California, and I've never even been to Buffalo. We are everywhere.

Yeah, I can see why they like him. He has an intriguing skill set for his size. But I think he's there in the 4th. I'd have no problem with him being the second receiver in a double dip scenario.

Wilson went #2 overall for a reason. I didn't like him as a prospect and was happy the Jets took him, but the guy has the tools. It will be interesting to see if Sean Payton can get something out of him...at least now that he's out of the division.

Man, they're really interested in 'Tez Walker.

Legette is intriguing, but scary. He seems to pass the eye test on the field, but he's terrible against press man and doesn't run good routes. He'd either need a creative OC (we don't know what we have in Brady), or coaching/development (he's already 23 years old). He sure as hell is fun to watch with the ball in his hands, though.

That's exactly it. Josh Reed showed promise, and that Bills team thrust him into the WR1 position when he was, generously, a WR2 or most likely a WR3.

This management team is too smart to give Khalil Shakir the Josh Reed treatment.

There are few members on TSW who supported Diggs last season more than I. But even I can say that the doom and gloom over his trade is over-blown. Diggs was never a dominant, "take over the game" type of receiver. He was a great route runner who, seemingly, gave up on his team the second half of the season and produced very little during that span. He took himself out of the games, and was rarely double covered. He was good at what he did, but his production isn't impossible to reproduce with other players. And rookie receivers don't take 3 years to develop like they have in the past. They can make an impact right away. And don't give me the echo chamber stuff about McD not playing rookies. He has since he got here. Especially first rounders.

I didn't like Burks going into the draft. I like him even less now.

To be fair, with his user name choice, he let us know what to expect from God contributions.

I'd prefer an x receiver. But ultimately, this team needs playmakers. Guys that will step up in big moments to make a play. I'd take this guy over receiver 6.

Few weeks ago, we literally had no one besides Oliver at DT. This signing makes sense.

Side note. I ran into Clowney a couple of weeks ago in Cancun. I also met some Bills fans there. The mafia is everywhere!

I'd be willing to trade up with the Chargers (or in front of them) for Mitchell.

It's my understanding that he is Would's more confident brother.

Before his 2nd season ending injury, they were experimenting with Doyle at guard. So there's that.

Bass regressed last year. Haack, I suspect, is here to coach Martin how to hold for field goals.

It's never going to be "Toohill Time."