Buffalo716

Papas expanded so fast it's inconsistent I've had like 3 good pizzas ... 3 meh

I think the Mannings as a family value get valuable college experience I think he stays for 2 years to get 20 plus starts

I come here as a Bills fan because they are my childhood.. I'm also here as a football scout with 30 years of experience in the industry with insider and firsthand experience I post things here that get reported on the next day.. I am in touch with scouting across the country and I push UB as a program because they deserve it There will be 15 scouts to watch dolac at the pro day just for him It's a terrible snub.. if he had BC next to his name hes at the combine

3 cone is a better judge of pure pass rushing talent with tape compared to 40

Got diagnosed with severe sleep apnea well over a decade ago Stop breathing 75+ times an hour

Arch Manning's not leaving after this season

We are in the best spot along the offensive line we have been in a long long time There's a reason we let the NFL in six offensive lineman packages last year by a wide margin Our team came to the conclusion.. and Anderson's tape shows... That he was an asset on the field last year so they tried to get him on

He has every trait you look for in a good NFL center He's long, athletic, been groomed along the offensive line for years.. so he wasn't thrown to the fire and got to grow his technique with his athleticism And he is nasty nasty nasty.. like he buries defensive lineman and plays through the whistle

He was our sixth lineman last year plays aggressive and well Been in the system for years.. is longer and getting better I wouldn't doubt if he's fighting for a starting guard position and is in line to get paid a decent contract Played 25% of the snaps last year I think he can push Edwards

I don't even think svgp will get first crack at center if it opens up Alec Anderson would , he's been groomed everywhere

Excited for the season!

I've been tracking breakout age for over a decade Jayden Daniels while being an old college player.. by the metrics his breakout age was 2019 his freshman season at 19 Over 240 ypg... A 7-1 touchdown to interception ratio.. 150 rating with 300 rushing yards That's hitting breakout metrics as a freshman Joe burrow didn't hit his breakout metrics till he was 22

Burden has a lot more savvyness and creativity in his route running Burden was the highest recruit ever in the history of Missouri tiger football.. they literally pigeon hold him into get the ball into his hands guy Because he was the best athlete and player on the team.. they didn't let him showcase his full ability ... And they don't have a quarterback who consistently can get him the ball down field... Cook is physically impressive but inconsistent He's one of those guys who's going to be a better pro than college player because he's a good fit for the NFL... Shenault, and I have receipts here.. never liked him at all, I thought he purely was a gadget guy I don't see the comparison besides how Missouri used burden.. but that's on the school not the player.. shenault that was his game I think burden has a lot more to his game that just hasn't been put on tape because Missouri limited offense and Cook didn't take another step He is a better route runner than given credit for and he can win against press or off coverage... He also plays bigger than his size , and the biggest thing he tracks the ball fluidly downfield... That's the key he tracks the football extremely well

I'm not saying I love either too either.. but I also wouldn't say cam Ward is going to be bad because he played in the ACC or pac-12.. those are or were major conferences FBS... Now if he was in the Patriot League FCS I would say that's weak... But ACC puts out 40 draft picks a year... Big 10 only had 42 If burden replicated his sophomore stats he wouldn't even leave the top 10 I don't think you'll ever get a talent of that caliber at 30 often.. a guy who was a blue chip prospect that every stage I could care less about his down year of stats because Missouri's not a powerhouse and Brady cook is nothing special Missouri is a good football team who when they have a good team can compete in the SEC.. but Brady cook isn't anything special

I don't think you like a lot of players lol Every single player in the draft can bust.. every single player has talent.. from the very first pick to the very last, that's a fact Cam Ward is a really talented football player that doesn't mean he's going to be good in the pros.. but he can be There's a reason why he's basically the consensus top quarterback in the draft.. to be the top amateur person at your position is hard to do He's basically on the same level of prospect as drake maye.. and this board thinks Drake Maye is good for New England I'm not talking the style I'm talking the talent level.. the ability to throw a football and play on or off script... He also comes from a Washington state offense that produced gardener minshaw who is a NFL veteran.. and ward definitely has more talent I mean I'm not saying the kid is going to be a stud in the NFL but playing in the pac-12 or ACC is not the reason he will or won't be good.. those are or were major FBS conferences I don't care if you play in the MAC ... It's FBS football

Not comparing him to Josh Allen the player.. you called him turnover prone and I literally showed our own quarterback in college threw more interceptions per game And Miami is not that great that's my point.. they are a slightly above average power 4 team now... Cam ward had himself on the Heisman podium and Miami almost in the college playoffs That's not a Miami team with 15 NFL players.. it was cam Ward carrying the hurricanes There's very very very few quarterbacks who are can't miss anymore.. Jaden Daniels last year could have busted.. he was not some surefire quarterback I would take cam Ward over shador Sanders

I mean Josh Allen had 21 interceptions in two seasons at Wyoming... Cam ward has 23 playing three full seasons Ward Just averaged over 10 yards an attempt with 37 touchdowns and seven picks I mean he certainly isn't a sure thing but I wouldn't call that turnover prone.. when he is the only reason Miami was as good as they were This is not 2001 Miami hurricanes anymore I would take him way before Sanders

He's a small rb looking for a big contract... It doesn't have a lot of value.. by himself he's worth like a fourth round pick right now because of what he wants I'd rather just run them into the ground next year and then let him go then give him up for that

He's a can't miss corner prospect because his balls skills and length and play recognition will translate I think he's a better coverage corner than Jalen Ramsey coming out .. Ramsey was a better tackler

Another slot guy Just gave shakir 60 million Egbuka is a slot

Travis Hunter would literally be the best wide receiver in this class and he's cerebral with great instincts and burst at cornerback with great ball skills He should focus on one position at the next level but he's going to be a freak whatever he plays because his football IQ is high

Tom Brady while he might not have a Josh Allen arm, is severely underrated while it comes to pure arm strength The dude has been clocked throwing 60 MPH footballs.. his juice in the intermediate game has always been really good... By the time he filled in his frame at 27 he had a big arm I mean he's thrown a football like 70 plus yards in the air in the super bowl the last play to Randy Moss to try and win.. the ball was in the air literally like 70 yards Probably the farthest football ever thrown in game

Probably He's a stud

I know it was your point

What 31-year-old wide receiver hasn't declined lol Of course he's not what he was at 27.. he didn't even have the same juice when he left us