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and as it stands now. The Bills are still the SB favorites. And their QB still the MVP favorite

He has said as much. But let me guess he is a clone of Daboll.

Until you hit paste in the next thread. Like all night. Beane didn’t see him as a First round pick. We already did that when Daboll went to the Giants.

Now let’s talk those picks. What was Hill? Kelce? Weapons can be found all over the place. And it isn’t like Bills Ignore Weapons for Allen. It is just a weak narrative That is your comeback? Yeah seriously go learn some football. And stop with the copy and paste weak clown narrative John it is his same cut and paste argument. His agenda is the FO is holding this team back. That is what he has pushing all off season. It is tiring.

Hmm what pick(s) was given up for Diggs? What about say Ford?? Hmm I know you want to ignore them to push this dumbass narrative you are saying in Every thread.

A weapon. To do what sit on the bench considering we are a 2LBer team.

Full-time starter for better part of four years and one of the premier mirror-and-match cornerbacks in the game. Has the feet, athleticism and instincts for prolonged coverage responsibilities and his twitch will always have him near the throw. Best suited for all forms of man coverage. Should compete as special teams performer. Lacks run-support physicality to be an every-down corner, but he's talented enough to challenge for slot duties right away. Weaknesses Finesse cornerback with relatively slender frame Physicality and play strength a concern from slot Big-bodied slot targets will post him up in space and drive him off the line in run game Tackles when necessary, but doesn't seek out contact Less technique-oriented and more grabby from slot Finished career with just six interceptions despite extensive playing time Early anchor from off coverage caused struggles opening hips when receivers would stem and go Recovery-quick but not recovery-fast Texas Tech speedster Jakeem Grant gave him all kinds of vertical work in 2015 Texas Bowl. - Zierlein on Tre White Draft scouting report. Zierlein on Elam Elam is the next up in a long line of talented Florida cornerbacks, but he failed to play his best football in his final collegiate season. He is patient and strong to mirror and impede releases but inconsistent staying connected to the early stages of the route. He plays with good awareness in zone and has the twitch and length to make plays on the throw when squatting in space. He was beat on deep patterns against Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia, which might have led to excessive grabbing and an overall lack of trust in his technique on the 2021 tape. He plays big at the catch point but smaller in run support. Elam has early CB3 and eventual CB2 value as a press and zone corner. Weaknesses Loses his leverage unnecessarily. Allows a little too much clearance early in the route. Needs better open-and-sprint timing when squatting underneath. Vertical specialists can overtake and stack him. Inconsistent digesting route combinations. Too much panic and grab in his 2021 tape. Can improve his eye balance between the man and the ball. Doesn't play to his size in run support duties. Inconsistent coming to balance as open-field tackler. The thing that got me was first time I have heard Beane say “Expects white to be ready by start of season”. When talking Elam. First time I think I heard that this offseason from the Bills.

And they BOTH had the weak in run support tag.

Tackling Technique is Elams issue. Not the will to support against the run. technique can be fixed. Guess who else had those same negatives??? Tre White. Go read his scouting reports.

You grade players. There was 21 first round grades on My Board. So sounds like Bills were probably a bit lower than me. so essentially my board 22 on should have been trading out or they technically are “reaching” based on my board. Elam was a 1st round grade for me as well. But so wasn’t Booth with a medical flag though.

It is was another round like say 5th they wouldn’t care. I bet most are all butt hurt because the 4th likely costs the chance for a Punter.

The Bills turned Tre White who has lesser traits into a top end CB. Wait until you see what they do with a guy that has elite traits and athletic profile. don’t be surprised if in a couple years Elam is the CB1 and Tre is CB1B. Two top end boundary CBs in a passing league. With a top end Nickel as well.

For those that want to. Attached is Tre White RAS. Now think what Tre would be with Elams athletic profile.

Well it is a good thing those players are all under contract right. And that the NFL doesn’t say you cannot add players ever again so once contracts expire you cannot backfill.

So unproven Nukes vs unproven Missile defense systems. That is what the analogy comes too. end of day need a competent Launch Authority and we are Elite there. (JA17)

Let me ask Could Baltimore or Dallas also trade out to a team say like NE that also has CB needs? Simple yes or No.

Why hold a pick to move up in the second round for lesser talents and not move up in the first for better talent. That post makes Zero Sense.

And CBs are your Missile Defense Systems like Thaads and Patriots in this analogy Sooooo

They also traded a 1st for a WR.

I will never question this FO with Secondary picks. And giving a 4th to secure the CB2 spot with a high ceiling young speedy CB. No problem with it. reality is a 4th round pick might not make this team. and no RB reach so I love it.

List of UFAs still out there Trae Waynes, 29 Joe Haden, 33 Kyle Fuller, 30 Chris Harris, 32 Janoris Jenkins, 33 Bryce Callahan, 30 Jason Verrett, 30 Kevin King, 26 Xavier Rhodes, 31 Jimmy Smith, 33 AJ Bouye, 30 Travis Carrie, 31 Vernon Hargreaves, 26 Darryl Roberts, 31 Ryan Smith, 28 Josh Norman, 34 Richard Sherman, 34 Nevin Lawson, 30 Maurice Canady, 27 Jason McCourty, 34 Mackensie Alexander, 28 Fabian Moreau, 28 Desmond Trufant, 31 Robert Alford, 33 Greg Mabin, 27 Torry McTyer, 27 Donte Deayon, 28 Joshua Kalu, 26 Kevin Peterson, 28 Bessuan Austin, 25 Trill Williams, 22 Chris Lammons, 26 Nick Nelson, 25 Grayland Arnold, 24 Dane Cruikshank, 26 Demarkus Acy, 23 Gavin Heslop, 24 Khalil Dorsey, 24 Damon Arnette, 25 Kareem Orr, 25 Look for the older Vets not to sign until into Camp no reason for them to sign at this point before OTAs are complete.

2021 OL at end of Season (By Cap Hit) Dawkins Morse Williams Feliciano Ford Brown Bates Doyle Hart 2022 OL right now (By Cap Hit) Dawkins Morse Saffold Ford Bates Brown Mancz Boettger Hart Doyle Capra Quessenberry (no cap hit in Spotrac yet) My Projected Starters LT - Dawkins LG - Saffold C - Morse RG - Bates RT - Brown With the rest battling for 3/4 spots. I think this signing does signal Dueces to Ford now IMO is on the outside looking in going into Camp I am hoping for a Starting OL to be in place week 1. Not having to constantly tinker with it until week 10 like previous years. Get some continuity

I was fine with the trade. Still am he has flaws as well. Just stating we have brought vet after vet trying to get a long term answer there since moving him. Hopefully Bates is that answer. He isn’t the greatest but is improving. End of day I am still fine with the trade. But it is one of those things. The position has been a rotating door since he was moved. Hopefully Bates now is the full time starter and that OG spot locked down now that it looks like Bills finally will start him.

Look. Kromer likely had a lot of say here. So yep I am on board with it. Kromer actually made John Miller viable. sad thing is Bills still looking for a position that likely would have been filled with Teller. But I will take that trade as the pick helped get Diggs.

Yep I was just typing the same thing.