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If we want a receiver, these 2 guys should be it. I think we're drafting dolac or a punter though. Isaiah Neyor WR 6'4"218 lbsNebraska Neyor missed the 2022 season with a knee injury, and he played in one game in 2023, but he flashes on tape and his ceiling is high. His blend of size, speed and length is rare. He can get off press and create late separation on vertical routes. Defenders frequently hold him to prevent him from getting behind the coverage. Neyor runs away from coverage and plucks on the run when running crossers. He moves into pockets in zone coverage. He's tough going over the middle and can hold on after taking a big hit. -- Steve Muench Ricky White III WR 6'1"184 lbsUNLV White led UNLV in receiving for three consecutive seasons. He gets into defensive backs' blind spots and gets to his landmarks. He can change speeds and separate at the top of his routes, he knows how to attack zone looks, and he's tough going over the middle. White is an instinctive open-field runner who makes defenders miss. He tracks the deep ball well and flashes the ability to come down with 50-50 balls downfield. He lines up wide and out of the slot. And he blocked four punts and was named Mountain West Special Teams Player of the Year in 2024. -- Steve Muench

Easy Frances. Wasn't their top pick the last two years receivers? Wasn't Cooke a 2nd rounder?

Walker interesting as he was a 1st round talent after his 2023 but fell drastically in 2024 due to playing with a broken back. I think he's gone, along with West and all the speed wr's, before we pick at 132. Beane isn't using all 7 picks today - begging him to use #132 And a 5th + 6th to move up in round 4. I would be elated if we could move up and grab a wr: Royals/Horton/Thornton/Bond (if we're happy with his side of things), or Gunnar Helm (TE), Gadsen (TE), Ransom (s), Farmer (DT), Walker (DT), West (DT).

love West though he'll go shortly, I add Dolac to that LB list - I draft him in the 7th. I don't think Safety is a glaring need. Hamlin is okay as a backup as is Forest - I think Forest is better than nay safety we can draft at this point. TE is more of a sneaky need as we could use a 3rd one on the roster

Thornton will be gone before our next pick, as will Royal and probably all of the other speed wr's not named Bond. Bond is intriguing here but probably off the Bills board

Here's how Beane could make the draft perfect for me: The Giant have 4 picks left, we have 7, The giants have a lot of holes to fill, the Bills do not. The Giants trade picks 105 (84 points) and 246 (1 point) to the Bills for picks 132 (40 points), 170 (23.4), 173 (22.2) and 206 (8.6) With the 105th pick in the 2025 draft, The Buffalo Bills draft Jalen Royals, WR Utah State. With picks 169, 177, 240 and 246 the Buffalo Bills draft I don't care from I don't know where. Beane, please be calling Joe Schoen.

Beane isn't making 7 picks tomorrow, so maybe he moves up. Possible WR's that may be available that fit our speed needs: Tory Horton - need to trade up to get him Savion Williams - Need to trade up to get him - TCU used him in a Deebo role Tai Felton Dont'e Thornton - my new Man crush Isaiah Bond - who knows what's going on here Arian Smith - Ridiculous speed, ridiculoously bad otherwise

God's truth, I honestly thought we traded up to #41 to draft Landon, My man crush was royals, and really wanted him here, but this is a fantastic pick

God's truth, I honestly thought we traded up to #41 to draft Landon, My man crush was royals, and really wanted him here, but this is a fantastic pick

Think it has to be landon jackson as they've met with him more than anyone and he's another athletic freak. Begging for royals

Winston JR is better and a better fit for the Bills scheme

would love Royals at 72; Beane will probably draft a Guard

I love collins but I honestly think Caldwell and Walker might turn out just as good and can be had a round or two later. I'm not trading up from 56 for Collins.

Don't forget about CJ West too

seems reasonable seems reasonable

Yeah he can definitely play Z. Other WRs to keep an eye on are Jaylin Noel (would have to trade up in the 2nd for him), Kevin Williams (#62) and a sneaky pick would be Jack Bech (#62). He we pass on WR in Rd 2, 3rd round and 4ht round options would be Tory Horton, Dont'e Thornton and Isaiah Bond (if you believe his side of the story).

What picks did you have to trade to get to 46? 56 and.....

I say: 56: Alfred Collins DT TEX - 6'5" 332 - best run stuffer 1T in draft, limited pass rushing skills - if you wanted Grant, you'll like Collins 62: Jalen Royals WR Utah St 6'0 205 pounds with 4.4 speed and solid college numbers. Here's your deep threat that opens up the underneath throws for others. If you don't love Royals, Kevin Williams is also an option.

Apparently they didn't watch his last game vs Ohio State. Best game I've seen by a DT south of Aaron Donald.

I don't hate the idea - Put Williams on the center's left shoulder and Collins on his right and wreck the pocket and running lanes

You don't draft two 1T's in the 2nd round, Draft one of them and a CB/DE or WR. Even a LB

No one - we trade 30 to the NYG for 33 and 93, throwing back 169 At 33 Tyleik Williams

Grant Morrison Royal

A lot of smoke about Starks and Buffalo from the insiders. Smokescreen?

Something like this, just done on PFN.com 30. Kenneth GrantDT Michigan 56. Benjamin MorrisonCB Notre Dame 62. Jalen RoyalsWR Utah State 109. Deone WalkerDT Kentucky 132. Caleb RansawCB Tulane 169. Kyle MonangaiRB Rutgers 170. Jake BriningstoolTE Clemson 173. Jared IveyEDGE Ole Miss 177. Shaun DolacLB Buffalo 206. Alex MastromannoP Florida S Draft won't fall perfectly for us like this, but this mock did.