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Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State - New York Giants Rome Odunze, Washington - Buffalo Bills Ladd McConkey, Georgia - Tennessee Titans Brian Thomas Jr., LSU - Indianapolis Colts Xavier Worthy Texas- Baltimore Ravens Bonus Bills pick - Rome Odunze

Bad.

Blink once if you have a source and twice if you're just feeling saucy. I won't ask any followup questions, I just need to know whether I should pour a celebratory beer.

You left out the most important measurement, Boyst. ....your heart.

Odunze is a stud and would be the Bills' WR1 instantly and for years to come. He's a tick below Nabers and MHJ, but would still be WR1 in most draft years. He's awesome. The Bills should only be so lucky.

Just wanted to reiterate all three points you just highlighted. I have believed for a couple weeks now that Nabers has a good chance to be the first WR drafted, and that many NFL teams (if not the majority) have him over MHJ. The things he does best are exactly what is en vogue in the NFL right now. I, too, have some serious concerns about BTJ. He is a height/weight/speed guy who seems to be seriously lacking in some of the most important traits and abilities that a WR can possess. I understand teams thinking they can coach him up, and obviously the physical tools are intriguing, but...he scares the bejesus out of me. I don't think he has much of a floor. I think his floor is "outright bust". And lastly, anyone who thinks Worthy is John Ross or any kind of one-trick pony just hasn't watched him much. They key is that he doesn't just have straight line speed, he also has lateral speed, quickness, and agility, and it allows him instant separation on shorter routes at times. I think he's gonna be a very good player in this league. Can't wait for draft night, and God I hope Beane and crew choose wisely from the WR pool.

Yep. The best jerseys in the league are all either the classics -- Raiders, Bears, Packers, Chiefs, Cowboys -- or have gone back to a more classic look, like the Chargers, Bills, 49ers, and Jets. Dolphins, Broncos, and Seahawks fans all want their teams to wear throwbacks full time, the Browns are moving back to a more classic look, and Bills fans also want to see the 90s throwbacks at least as alternates. Simple and classic is good. New age-y, arena league looking stuff never looks as good and never lasts as long.

The Bills would never trade a pick in the 20s in a loaded WR class to the Vikings for a star receiver. Never, ever, ever.

I agree. I also happen to believe the whispers I'm hearing about them adding a veteran WR of a higher profile than some might expect.

The list of WRs they've spent the most time with seems to point more to the 2nd round and beyond. I wonder if a draft night trade for a veteran WR and then another addition to the WR room on night two or three is in order...

I bet he's excited about moving to a city known for its high cougar population.

They somehow acquired the only Wilson worse than the Wilson they started last year. Worse Wilson Blues. Between this and the new jerseys, a pretty rough day for Broncos country...

Right. It would be like the Bills helmets having "lake effect snow" written across the front.

Great move for Denver. Any time you can make a move that both worsens one of your draft pick positions AND worsens your QB depth chart, you've just gotta do it. Broncos country, let's ride!

Everyone and their mother has been saying for several seasons now that Josh Allen needs more weapons and the Bills need to re-allocate some of their defensive spending to the offense. So by all means, let's let Gabe Davis walk, trade away Stefon Diggs, and draft a raw project DE at 28 that'll take three years to hit his stride. Perfect. Curtis Samuel WR1 SZN!

Hit and quit it. I respect that. I disagree though. These jerseys got a face fit for radio.

Yes, Teef. Grow up and answer the damn question. Oh and also, another update:

That was my thought. Some Arena League, MAC lookin jerseys. Also...the "5280" on the helmet is NOT great

This is a total miss for me, dawg. I'm gonna have to pass.

Thanks. I hate it.

Even THAT, I think, is delusional. Again, I refer back to Kendall Hinton playing emergency quarterback in 2020 and completing ONE pass in an NFL game. That was an actual NFL player! If someone athletic enough to actually play in the NFL was only able to complete ONE pass in a game, how could I ever reasonably believe that an average American message board user could complete ELEVEN of them? No way, no how.

Based on the results so far, there are at least 26 highly delusional people on this forum. I mean...past history indicates its much more than that, but...staying on topic. As for me? Maybe, MAYBE one simple swing pass thrown laterally and a short distance, immediately upon receiving the snap. Anyone watch the Kendall Hinton game? Yeah. And that dude's at least an actual NFL player.

Yes. The Bills will be better than last year. I know that may sound crazy, and many will likely call me a homer with rose-colored glasses on. That's fine. I DO tend towards optimism. That said, I'm sticking with my statement. The Bills will be better than last year. Fresh start, fresh energy, Josh fully taking the reins. They won't need a miracle stretch to end the season in order to make the playoffs. They'll comfortably be a playoff team, and once they're in the tournament, as we all know, anything can happen. As long as Josh Allen is the quarterback of the Buffalo Bills, they will contend every year. The window is wide open. Josh Allen IS the window.

Might wanna wait 'til after pick 28 of the draft. Beane sure was talking a lot about wanting to add a defensive end the other day...

@Aimee75 This simple key quote from the ProFootballTalk article on the subject will hopefully put your mind at ease a little bit: "The skyrocketing valuations of NFL teams and the estate taxes have made it difficult for sole ownership." In other words, this type of thing is more and more common, and the Pegulas are not the only ones in the NFL doing this. It's a practical financial matter, not a "first step to selling the team entirely" thing.