JohnBonhamRocks

On WGR they said you could give up 61 and 93 to get to about 48.

Saw Maybin and your avatar, and thought of "He's Gone". Thankfully, nothing's gonna bring him back.

I'm not necessarily pushing that exact trade, but if a player falls I could see McBeane giving up some picks this year and next year to go up and get a guy they like as they have done multiple times. One thing I keep hearing that I generally agree with is that the Bills' current roster is currently pretty filled out, so trading up for one quality player makes more sense this year because he would be more likely to make the roster. Keep in mind there will be players picked up after the draft, both current and future FAs and UDFAs.

No clue how accurate they are, but using drafttek's trade value chart: 61 = 292 93 = 128 161 = 25.4 174 = 20.2 213 = 4.6 236 = 1 and 45 = 450 61 + 93 = 420 in value, so if we're doing equal value, then we would just have to add 161 and 213 to get to a total of 450 in value. Then we still would have 174 and 236. And that's without factoring in possibly adding a mid-round 2022 pick.

Could include a few of our late round picks this year that would have a real uphill battle making the squad anyways

I am fine with rolling with this current offensive line, but would love to get a guy who would be Morse's long-term replacement and also able to push Ford and/or Feliciano at G this year.

Maybe we keep one less LB if Johnson can fill those ST reps

Ginger Baker?

What a draft for the Jags if they land Lawrence, Etienne, Barmore, and JOK... dang.

I would guess we end up rolling with Hughes, Lotulelei, Oliver, Addison, Epenesa, Butler, Phillips, Obada, and Rousseau. Is Johnson PS eligible anymore? If not, then maybe they keep him over Phillips or Butler, but I doubt that. Edit: Given how many times Beane mentioned Johnson in his presser last night, I would definitely lean towards Phillips or Butler being the odd man out, especially with how many snaps they seem to be projecting our DEs to be able to play inside.

Nah, if we could go back to back years nabbing our DEs of future in Epenesa and Rousseau, then imho that is 100% the way to go Heck, we could still end up with Jevonte Williams in this draft

If we can get a defensive lineman on the Bills with as quick of hands as Buddy Rich, then we're set

How bout some Buddy Rich?

or DE/DT But I do love the nickname Groot

Haha he looks so little kid lost

Apologies if a repost. Edit: Doesn't break down a lot of games, but pretty accurate projection from the Fall - says he is a project who could go around 30. Somewhat down on him just from this film and opinion that he went up against subpar offensive line talent.

See I feel Bonham could also play anything (Fool in the Rain as an example), but we're splitting hairs regardless haha cheers!

I saw that post and looked like the cat in your picture Love Peart and think he's excellent technically, but Bonham just had that feel and power that may never be matched

Obviously not grinding tape, just watching highlight videos, but a few things I like about GR: (1) he seems to have good vision while rushing the passer, allowing him to track the QB as he climbs the pocket instead of rushing around and missing him (as we have seen Hughes do from time to time) (2) this goes hand in hand with the above point, but he seems to stay with plays until the end (3) he does a good job of staying low, which is impressive with such a large frame, but what is even more impressive is he seems to then be able to finish by further using his frame to reach out and strip/trip/arm tackle (4) a few of the sacks in his highlights were in the 4th quarter in close games vs. programs like FSU and Pitt - i.e., they mattered (5) the idea of him sacking Cam/Mac/Zach/Tua in Buffalo and the crowd going "ROUUUUUUUUUSS"

Oh man I hope so. The MCU merch mash-up possibilities are endless. Edit: "Around the Miami campus, Rousseau has gained plenty of nicknames. Groot, inspector Gadget, and Elastic Man all can fairly describe the 6-6 phenom." (https://lastwordonsports.com/collegefootball/2019/11/05/greg-rousseau-miamis-next-superstar/)

Why move him to TE when we could just go after Tebow? 🤪 Didn't know much about him pre-draft, but the more I learn the more I like. Just watched him interviewed for the first time and he seems like a genuinely good dude. Buffalo connection doesn't hurt either.

Wanted JOK, but rarely disappointed by building the trenches.

As an Irish fan, I can’t help but get Jimmy Clausen vibes