BuffaloHokie13

Greg Little and Yodney Cajuste. I'm assuming one of them will go in the top 10, but it'll be a need pick rather than a value pick.

I have Williams as a late first, so I'm still not there.

Depends if our safety tandem, which signed at bargain prices, are content with their pay

It's why people harp on ESB. Not because he was amazing this year or anything, but because he was big and fast. Something missing from our WRs at the time.

I might throw on a stream as background noise. Depends.

Not speaking for GB, but I felt they were wasted picks because they were redundant with what we already had from a skillset standpoint. When the receiver you took in the second last year is clearly best suited for the slot there's no need to take fliers on more slot guys. To modify your original analogy, I saw the Ray Ray and Proehl picks as already having a lotto ticket, and buying 2 more with the same numbers on them.

him opposite Hughes means less time for opposing QBs, while our QB gets 3+ seconds!

I am rooting for the Bills to have a great offseason the rest of the way. So far I have been happy to see them re-sign Alexander, Sirles, and Ferguson.

I've got him as a borderline day 1 pick. Might be there for our round 2 pick, but it depends how he tests imo

Bruce

I do think Thompson is in play for us at 9

Go Bills!

I have a mechanical pocket watch that I never use anymore, but I actually really like my Samsung smartwatch. Tons of faces for download that look like the mechanical ones; tracks steps, stairs, and sleep; and it has it's own line so I can leave my phone home to charge and all my calls get forwarded to the watch. There's some interchangeable bands available for it too. Probably not exactly what you're looking for, but I do like it quite a bit.

If teams think Denver is going QB and none have been selected by 9 then I could see a team paying a premium to get in front of Denver for their pick of the litter. Otherwise it's pretty meh.

Hurst's situation is pretty rare. I don't know that the mocks are worthless just because circumstances change. If it's done well it still provides insight into pieces that teams across the league need and can generally give casual fans an idea of when they can expect a player's name to be announced.

Hurst was also diagnosed with a heart condition between the first mock and the draft. He couldn't even participate in the combine because of it.

When your success requires footnotes, your name gets an asterisk.

The players off the board, in order of position: CB: Greedy Williams DE: Nick Bosa DT: Quinnen Williams LB: Devin White, Josh Allen OT: Cody Ford, Jonah Williams QB: Dwayne Haskins

This pick makes sense to me.I don't think he's locked in at DT. He could play anywhere on the line for McD and I think that versatility is something our FO values.

I had estimated $3.5M, but with more cash up front and a lower salary. I wonder how much the incentives are?

Keenan McCardell

I went with in a heartbeat, though if a premium player fell to 9 for some reason I definitely wouldn't. Based on the empirical trade value chart trading 9 for 24 & 27 is the Raiders paying a 16% premium, which is slightly high for a pick outside the top 5, historically. I guess what I mean to say is if we were on the clock and a premium player for us wasn't there I'd do it in a heartbeat. Well ahead of draft time I think I'd be looking for more though.

I figured a 2 year deal, but 1 is perfectly fine too.

Give them a 2020 2nd that becomes a 3rd if he doesn't play against them in 2019

Consistency?