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Totally get why the Bills liked Keon now. Impressive interview. Hoping it works out on the field for him too

Tackled Legette one on one for a loss in the middle of those highlights

What if we have Josh who makes players better and surrounded him with better players 🤯

yea Chark is the best guy left out there. Add him and one more vet that has actually produced in the league (OBJ, Boyd, Renfrow, etc) and I’ll feel better about WR for this year. I do not want Justin Shorter or Mack Hollins as next man up

technically that’s still slower than Coleman

The good with Harmon’s analysis is that he does a pretty good job isolating the WR and their route. So if one WR has a good QB getting them the ball or a bad QB not getting them the ball, it can account for bad stats. Where I think RP is a bit flawed is that he basically solely looks at how a player gets open. So for example he - and a lot of people - loved Ricky Pearsall because he does run good routes. But it doesn’t really take into account that the boy is light, struggles with physicality through the catch and as a runner. It also doesn’t weigh for age where Pearsall has had 3 extra years of life to develop his route running than say Keon Coleman So it’s a good way to tell you how good of a route runner a player is right now. But not exactly what they will become and how they are in other aspects of being a WR. In general, Harmon’s RP is very good though.

without a trade, this is the list of FA WRs available https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/free-agents/_/year/2024/status/available/position/wr/sort/contract_value Slot guys Hunter Renfroe and Tyler Boyd. Washed up Michael Thomas, Allen Robinson and OBJ. Field stretchers only MVS and DJ Chark. Just don’t see much improvement that route…

yes I saw, I think he makes the roster

Yea it’s the only thing that makes sense, unlike Beane to leave a position so thin

Now that the draft is over, my top UDFAs Beau Bease S Maryland Dallin Holker TE CSU Javion Cohen OG Miami Gabriel Murphy DE UCLA Jalen Coker WR Holy Cross Dillon Johnson RB Washington Frank Gore Jr RB Sothern Miss Willie Drew CB Virginia State Dwifht McGlothern CB Arkansas

Well I have to say after weeks of talking about it, I feel the draft underwhelmed a bit both due to the Bills picks and talent pool as a whole. I guess last years draft was a tough one to follow up with the Kincaid/Torrence start. My favorite picks are SVPG and Javon Solomon. I do like we at least took some swings at building the offensive line in front of Josh after losing Morse and Bates. I hope we figure out something to add some more talent to the WR room before the season starts. I shudder at the idea of seeing Shorter or Mack Hollins start if someone gets injured.

Lions getting Mahogoney this late in the draft is nice for them

Alec Anderson too. Like Gonzo said above if Grable can show enough versatility to cover both tackle spots maybe he can get one. But the Bills have two years invested in developing in RVD and Anderson.

Let’s hope it works out like that and that Van Pran seizes the starting Center job

Spencer Brown and Tommy Doyle are two of them so believe

Yea I’m not sure the numbers game will be in his favor for the 53. Was a QB and then a tight end. Has good tools to develop if we can hang onto him

Im not sure he can make the roster but he at least has physical traits Tenuta did not

As it is right now…. Guard Christian Mahogoney and Javion Cohen would be nice. Cornerback is still pretty deep with Willie Drew, MJ Devonshire and Myles Harden feeling like natural fits. Bell and Holker would probably be upgrades to Morris at TE3. We already drafted a LB but Nathaniel Watson is a good player

Tanner McLachlan is a good prospect this late in the draft for the Bengals

Led the NCAA in sacks last year. Small but he was productive at Troy

Couple of guys I like for the next pick Malik Washington, Mekhi Wingo, Christian Mahogoney, Gabe Murphy, Jaheim Bell

He drops a lot of passes which is why he dropped this late