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This is one guy who stuck out to me as possibly available a little later in the draft due to the depth at WE even though other years he would go higher. Would not be surprised if we are trying to get our own Tyreek or as close as we can.

McD will officially have a CB type then. Guys w/ long “a” sounds.

Why? Haven’t done nearly as much scouting as I’d like to.

No need to apologize

CB OL HB WR LB S Robin’s Egg Blue

I think an interesting focus would be which positions get their 5th year options picked up the most.

Poor Buffalo tables. First jumping through them. Now pounding them for the likes of Cole Beasley, Christian Watson, and Bobby Hart.

I think he could find a role in the offense mostly based on his pass catching. That will only be increasingly important. I’m not sure, but I would hope he’s a decent pass blocker with his size. Combine those with a hopeful improvement as a short yardage / goaline back and he might stick around.

Breaking: Teams in pass dominated league want pass catchers on rookie contracts, especially after this off-season, per “source”.

Just gotta say I hope this is NOT how the Bills draft goes with regard to the specific players chosen.

Lewis Cine RAS: 9.9 “Cine is yet another Georgia defender on this list with the sixth-best RAS finish over the past decade. A 4.37-second 40-yard dash and 1.45-second 10-yard split (both 99th percentile) got him noticed for his excellent speed and closing acceleration, while his 133-inch broad jump (98th percentile) also put him in elite company. Cine reads the game exceptionally well and is a sound tackler with NFL-caliber physicality. It wouldn’t be shocking to see him land in the back of the first round with these athletic numbers.” https://www.lineups.com/articles/nfl-draft-2022-relative-athletic-score-standouts-at-every-position/

WR Watson P Araiza

Literally came here to post that the kid has “Josh Allen strides”. I wonder if having long strides at top speed means a player necessarily isn’t as good of a short/intermediate runner. Maybe the long strides only happen once he has hit top speed? Outside of - and maybe including depending on Dane Jackson or FA additions to come - CB2, that might describe any player we draft given our roster-wide depth.

Which would it be? Why? And what do you think he would have said?

I don’t think Crowder on a 1 year deal or Kumerow or Stevenson are preventIng us from drafting a WR or even 2. This regime has proven willing to draft the same position back to back even w/ 1st & 2nd round picks.

I feel like long ago somewhere in this thread should have been said: Bears. Bates. Battlestar Galactica.

Josh Allen as a HB. But really I’ll say Chase, especially with how the market has gone this off-season.

Too bad so sad

Obviously it all depends on price, but otherwise I welcome putting all my Bills games through one subscription. Managing / signing up for / paying for all the apps it has been streamed through is annoying.

They are, like my post says

If Crowder isn’t clearly better than Beasley this year… …then I think we can safely say matching Bates’ contract was a mistake.

I do wish we could keep the same seating capacity (or *gasp* increase it), but otherwise can’t complain about keeping the Bills in WNY for 30+ years. “Siri, remind me to check on the Bills’ stadium lease in 2059.”

Doubt it, but wasn’t there something in the Flores suit that mentioned the MIA brass orchestrating a “chance” meeting on a yacht w/ an elite NFL QB?

Remember the part you quoted from me where I said “For them, we’ll see”? I didn’t think so. I think it is possible Tua makes a step forward w/ a great WR1-2 and inventive playcaller to match his skill set.

I voted pay him, but honestly I’m OK w/ either. If we trade him away, then it better be for a return close to that for Hill or Adams so we can keep Allen’s Arsenal locked, loaded, & ready to go.