Dr.Sack

It’s close but I got Buffalo Allen > Tua McDermott = Close Talker Diggs > Hill Davis < Waddle Shurfield > WR3 Cook > RB1 DK + DK > TE 1 TE2

JJ Watt was on pace to blow by the record then reality set in. Realistically you need a guy to play 15 seasons and average 13.33 sacks per year. Seems doable. That’s playing to age 35-37 depending on starting age. I honestly think it could happen, but injuries have riddled some of the best contenders the past 20 seasons who came along.

I don’t think it’s very constructive burning ppl before the real bullets start flying.

I love the Bills.

If Allen continues to learn to climb the ladder and/or fire early to his hot read this offense will be impossible to stop.

Jerrah Jones loves RBs like Ralph Wilson Jr did.

I’m relaxed. Cook Senior will be corralled & we will make Rodgers hold the ball longer than he wants to. Allen plays a meh game but limits TOs we good.

Grade 1, 2?

#1 Kincaid looks like Travis Kelce #2 Torrence looks like a guy who can man RG for a decade

All Day

When a 1st round pick falls to 59 you draft him.

We were told it was not torn.

Back to my post on the draft. From 2019-2022 Beane has 17/31 players drafted still on this roster. He’s flat out missed on a good number of picks. Meanwhile the Chiefs and Bengals have succeeded. 2019-2022 Drafts Chiefs 22/28 = .785 Bengals 24/33 = .727 Bills 17/31 .548 Beane has to do better.

Peter’s > Brown

The Bills got their asses handed to them much like we did the Steelers last season. Thankfully this was preseason football.

The Steelers 3-4 befuddled our big slow line. If a team plays a 3-4 you have to be able to run on them. Cook 3 for 3 ain’t gonna cut it.

Quessenberry looks serviceable to me. And that’s not a knock on big Q.

6’8” with a long leg build.

Beane is below the Chiefs and Bengals the past 4 drafts (2019-2022). Hopefully the 2023 class is great which is the OPs point. Our job is not to draft players and see them leave. Draft, develop and retain. And in the rare event you find a good one re-sign them. The Bills let Edmunds walk for a compensatory pick that Beane will likely spend on a Luke Tenuta-Tommy Doyle level talent. Yuck.

Subpar drafts are the main reasons why we haven’t won it all yet. Drafting and retaining on the roster is a huge factor in continued success. 2019 Oliver & Knox (2/8). 2020 Epenesa, Davis, Bass, Jackson (4/7). 2021 Rousseau, Basham, Brown, Doyle, Hamlin (5/8). 2022 Elam, Cook, Bernard, Shakir, Benford, Spector (6/8). 17/31 draft picks remain on the team. 2019 KC (1/6) 2020 KC (5/6) 2021 KC (6/6) 2022 KC (10/10) Total 22/28 KC has been more efficient at drafting especially considering their disastrous 2019 draft class. It’s no wonder why they have stayed at the top of the AFC and have hosted the AFC Championship 5 consecutive seasons. In order for the Bills to catch-up they must hit on a higher % of their draft class.

Average is good. Hoping for a full recovery soon.

Dude looks bigger in Year 2.

Josh Allen > TSwift

Stickier coverage and blitzes helps

6’4” and a solid 244. Will be a monster in 2-3 seasons. Year 1 won’t be pretty.