longtimebillsfan

I had the exact same thought.

I would be okay with Odunze st 28.

I doubt we will be moving high enough to draft one of tge top 3 wrs.

What hasn't changed is the fact that many wrs taken after the 1st round will exceed some of these 1st round "studs" in their NFL careers.

I disagree it is lazy thinking, but you are entitled to yout opinion. For years, many posters here have lamented that the Bills should not have wasted draft capitol to move up when that draft was do deep at wr. That sounds very similar to this draft. "Those that don't remember history are doomed to repeat it" Fans get so pumped up about certain players because these self appointed "draft experts" hype them in their mock drafts. The Bills have too many needs to burn draft picks on an unnecessary move up. There was another thread started recently that made the point that regardless of which wr the Bills pick in the draft, they would still need a #1 wr. The op made a valid point in that thread. This is just my opinion for what it's worth.

Why is this draft different than 2014? When we moved up then, the hindsight conventional wisdom was that we could have drafted just as talented receiver in the 2nd round? Now many think a move up is a good thing. No one knows which receivers will excel at the next level.

Not even close.

I'll take it. Thanks

Cool! What do I win?

Won't/can't happen this year due to huge cap hit.

No. this draft class is too deep at wide receiver to sacrifice our #1 pick in the 2025 draft. We should have learned our lesson with Sammy Watkins.

See my last quote. This is getting redundant.

I respect your dedication to your narrative.

Look at our winning record during Beanes time with the Bills. The division championships, the playoff wins. So the wr group was not up to your stanard. Wa wa wa. Mahomes is the reason we have not been to the super bowl. Nit our wide receivers. OK course. We would like to have a pro bowl player at every position. Who wouldn't?

That's all you can focus on in Beanes tenure?