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  1. 1 hour ago, BuffaloHokie13 said:

    I'm at about 90% confidence he doesn't get past pick 15. Based on what we know today, anyway.

     

    I could see him falling past 15 but I'd be really surprised if he falls out of the 1st entirely. A physical freak with NFL pedigree. The NFL falls in love with prospects like that. I'd say the only thing holding him back from being a definite top 10 pick is his injury history.

  2. 5 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

     

    He needs to be an undisputed #1 receiver though.

     

     

    Me too. Lower ceiling, admittedly, but significantly higher floor. Wouldn't take either at #9 though.

     

    He does need to be a #1 receiver to be taken that high, absolutely. But I wouldn't take the higher floor player at 9. With that logic you'd take Christian Wilkins over Ed Oliver. I take the elite potential in the top 10 every time.

  3. 42 minutes ago, HansLanda said:

    Unless he is the second coming of Julio - which there is nothing saying he is remotely close to that - then you have to take a safe, plug-and-play starter on the O or Dline.

     

    He definitely does not need to be a Hall of Fame caliber receiver to justify picking him at 9.

     

    An offensive lineman at 9 would be a mistake IMO. A d-lineman I would be happy with. Offensive line you can find better value after the 1st round. 

     

    The only thing that scares me about Metcalf is his injury history. Beyond that he's a physical and athletic freak who loves the game of football and is known as a workout warrior. Yeah I'll take that player at 9 any year. Of course some guy on a podcast saying we'll take him doesn't mean anything.

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  4. 2 hours ago, ColoradoBills said:

    I called TJ yesterday when Beane was asked about the RBs being old and will he draft one.

    He said he likes a RB still available in FA.

     

    Yeldon catches well out of the backfield. 

    If they sign him they can draft a RB high next year.

     

    I read this post three times before I realized you aren't good friends with TJ Yeldon

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  5. 12 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

    had a better career than 75% of guys drafted.

     

    Sure, because 75% of drafted players don't even become JAGs. He was worthy of starting for a team that lacked talent at receiver. He was good enough to produce as a #3 WR for a couple of seasons with the greatest QB of all time throwing him the ball. By NFL standards that's a solid career. But it doesn't mean we lost out on anything when he walked.

  6. On 4/12/2019 at 1:40 PM, C.Biscuit97 said:

    only Bills fans can think a guy who started for the Pats isn’t good enough for us.

     

    Hogan wasn't good for the Pats either. Yeah he produced some. So did Philip Dorsett. Wide receiver was a major weakness for them last year and Hogan was one of the problems. Of course with Brady throwing the ball anyone would produce. There's a reason they're letting him walk for a $2 million contract. If he was on the Bills any of the past three years he wouldn't have made a significant difference. Right now he'd be an underdog to make the team.

    On 4/12/2019 at 2:24 PM, Kirby Jackson said:

    He’s Andre Holmes that did a stint with Tom Brady.

     

    This is a perfect comparison. Andrew Holmes had a season with 700 yards and 4 TDs, with a rookie Derek Carr throwing him the ball. Sometimes average or bad players produce for a season. At the end of the day he is still Andre Holmes.

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  7. On 4/12/2019 at 1:08 PM, Mr. WEO said:

    Look at the fawning over the signing of tiny JAG Cole Beasley--one dimensional player who needs nearly 90 targets to get as many yards as Hogan gets in under 60. but he, like Hogan, fills a role---just a more limited one.

     

    Terrible comparison. There's a reason Cole Beasley got signed for a 4 year $29 million contract, and Hogan is getting a 1 year deal with a maximum of $2 million for the year. Beasley is one of the best slot receivers in the league, Hogan is someone you borrow for a year while you wait for the real thing.

  8. The position group battles are going to be crazy this year. I feel like less than half the starters on defense are set in stone right now, and beyond Allen and Morse I couldn't name a single definite starter on offense. And this is before the draft. No one is coming to training camp with a job handed to them. That's the biggest difference since McDermott took over.

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  9. Just now, Mr. WEO said:

    Ahhh, yet it seems like only months ago that the board was shouting loudly that "you don't start a rookie QB, you let him learn for a year!!".....

     

    Worked out for Mahomes. Aaron Rodgers sat a couple years and turned out pretty good too. Allen looked better after sitting a few games. I stand by my belief that many rookies would be better off sitting at least half of their first season.

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