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In Orlando and still get mine every year.

but but all I care about is Did Eric Weddle’s beard also retire. no great player and enjoy rest of his life

Why would Philly Trade a WR that will hurt their once traded? After playing PS guys on offense in skill spots last year for a majority of season?

Not sure how we can compare Ralph a football owner to Terry a Hockey owner. better poll would have been Terry Pegula Sabres Owner or Terry Pegula Bills owner (yep two different styles from same person)

Another Partnership without games even being played.

eventually he will realize his Takes are old and tired

Here is my latest MOCK. I would absolutely Love it. I went with the I will Take an EDGE in Round 1 and see what happens later, if this happened I would be so excited about the draft. 2WRs, TE, RB - 4 Weapons for Josh IOL - Protection for Josh Get young EDGE, A DT, CB, LB for McD Defense

I can make DFS XFL lineups on Fan Duel. I could not do that with the AAF... Meaning more peoples eyes are going to be on the league with money being wagered Takes money to make money. Good thing this league does have McMahon and his empire behind it with their $$$$

don’t mind the player. Don’t like the trade. But I get it.

Wanted to get the Best WR in class, in my NO 1B need. I have the picks later with also getting 104 in the trade. That is where I was thinking. Two players I would come up for if I was Eagles are Simmons and Jeudy

Lets see if I was right in moving up. I think Jeudy would have went to Jags right here

Good to go put my pick back and Jags on the clock, sorry if I cause issues, running a team would be my dream job this time of year

With our newly acquired 8th pick in the 2020 NFL Draft the Philadelphia Eagles Select...... Jerry Jeudy, WR Alabama. The Jacksonville Jaguars @RyanC883 are on the clock. Carson Wentz finally gets a real weapon at WR. Jerry Jeudy is a top shelf receiving prospect with elite footwork, route running ability and suddenness to be a constant big play producer in the NFL. Jeudy offers dynamic foot speed and masterful route running ability and projects favorably to any style passing offense. You will love your new NO1 WR Eagles Fans. We get our No 1 WR, and still have picks 53, 104, 117, 149, 151 with possible compensatory (103.140,146)

If not no issue was trying to acquire a couple extra picks

3) BUFFALO BILLS: The Bills are one receiver away from having one of the top offenses in the league, especially after Josh Allen made the leap in Year 2. John Brown can take the top off the defense, Cole Beasley is a solid slot guy and Cooper would give Allen a playmaker who can win one-on-one situations and clear out the box for the run game. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001101262/article/eagles-bills-among-potential-landing-spots-for-amari-cooper?campaign=Twitter_atn

Jay Glazer reporting that Eagles willing to listen to trade offers for S Malcolm Jenkins and LB Nigel Bradham, belief is Eagles want a day 2 pick according to "sources"

We normally are pretty good at keeping the actual reported visit when they are in town to on thread

Then they better get to three. because I could see then being shut out of Tua trying to sit at 5 and hope he falls, specially if the medicals do check out

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001101269/article/afc-east-rookie-grades-class-gives-bills-a-boost-pats-swing-and-miss?campaign=Twitter_atn Bills get a B, Pats D+ Falling into the Bills' lap at No. 9 overall, Oliver was widely regarded on draft night as the steal of the first round. And in the season-opening win over the Jets, he provided the type of interior disruption that validated the hype, recording five pressures and a QB hit. But he struggled over the next couple months and lost his starting job at midseason. To his credit, Oliver offered his most consistent play as a rotational piece in the second half of the season -- racking up four sacks during one three-game stretch -- and it's not hard to imagine a breakthrough Year 2. Thus far, Singletary has actually proven to be the biggest steal of Buffalo's rookie class. After dealing with a hamstring injury in September and splitting carries with the ageless Frank Gore in the first half of the season, the elusive rookie really came on down the stretch, eclipsing 600 yards rushing in his final eight regular-season games. Ford started 15 games, spending the vast majority of his time at right tackle, but the results were underwhelming, rekindling the question that plagued him prior to the 2019 draft: Would he be better served playing guard? Knox wasn't the steadiest producer over the course of the season -- which is nothing to be alarmed about, as tight end is one of the NFL's slowest-developing positions -- but he flashed enticing playmaking ability, most notably on a beastly 49-yard catch-and-run against the Bengals at a key point in the Week 3 win.

Gregg Olsen arrives today and we are his first visit of his UFA period. Being released Bills could sign immediately (from my understanding)

also in case anyone is wondering Greg Olsen for draft planning is in Buffalo today

Any Confirmation on the Visit *** Edit Found it*** Olsen has arrived in Buffalo as of 27 minutes ago @FluffHead

Virgil, Also are we using Draft Tek board for the entire draft as well with their projected compensatory picks or just straight with no projected Compensatory picks?

ok thanks

Is this go around only one round before reset?