Logic

Funny that the Bills 5th round pick has the post with the most replies (30 pages). Just because he's a QB, I guess? People are weird.

Incomplete. Grading a draft before any of the players have played a down in the NFL is a fool's errand.

It's funny... Leading into the draft, people were talking about how unlikely it was that all the Bills' draft picks would even make the final roster. Now, we have people getting their panties in a bunch over guys that weren't even drafted. I'm more worried about the Bills finding a roster spot for Isaiah Hodgins and Dane Jackson than which third-string Auburn guard they landed in UDFA. It's fun to track -- especially during a pandemic when there's little else to follow, sports-wise -- but let's not get out of hand here.

Biggest Regret: I'll go a little off the books here and say George Carlin. I don't really have any music concert regrets, but I greatly regret passing on a ticket to see Carlin on his final tour. What a mistake on my part. Biggest Miss: Grateful Dead 50: Fare Thee Well in Chicago. Don't get me wrong, the weekend was great fun. Deadheads took over the city of Chicago, the weather was perfect, it was an historic and record-setting event (it broke the Soldier Field attendance record THREE NIGHTS IN A ROW!), but musically? It was...just fine. Nothing to write home about.

I'd trade ScottLaw's left arm for a punter!

Everyone can rest easy...Bill from NYC is "just about ok" with the Diggs trade now. ( just missing with you ? )

Figured they'd look at the board in round 7 and take whatever large man who's good in zone coverage and tackles well and has a chip on his shoulder was left on their board. Lo and behold...

With his slender frame, size, hands, and ability to be a big slot and red zone weapon... I see him as souped up David Nelson.

Wawrow made a good point on Twitter. In what is almost certain to be a shortened or non-existent offseason, it's going to be tough for a guy like Hodgins to claim a roster spot over guys like Foster and McKenzie. I wish there was someone else on the Bills roster who could return kicks, so that they didn't have to use a coveted WR roster spot -- they usually keep six or less -- on a 30+ year old guy who ONLY contributes as a kick returner. I don't want such a player to push a talented, young guy like Hodgins off the roster. Alas, the two youngsters each have defined roles. Davis will learn behind John Brown at X and be a situation deep threat and play special teams. Hodgins will be a big slot and red zone weapon. I just hope they make the final 53.

I wish the Bills had someone else on the roster who could return kicks as well as Roberts. Having to use one of only six probable WR roster spots on a guy who solely returns kicks seems like a waste. I'm aware he's a very good kick returner, but still... I don't want to see a 30+ year old kickoff returner push a young, talented guy like Davis or Hodgins off the roster.

Well, it's never clear on this forum. There are people who actually think this way.

? You ARE kidding, right?

Great pick. Outstanding red zone option, outstanding hands and high-pointing ability. Yes, he struggles to separate, but we're talking about a late round 6 player here. Outstanding addition, especially this late. Has a legit chance to make the roster or, at worst, the practice squad. Love, love, love it.

Hodgins? YESSSSSS!!!

Yeah. I hate drafting guys who will make the roster and might unseat a veteran starter with a 6th round pick. I'm sure some WR or RB would have had a better chance at making the roster and contributing. ?

This pick gave me major deja vu: 1st round QB JP Losman (athletic, big arm, questionable accuracy). Bills draft Trent Edwards (slow, noodle arm, great accuracy and intangibles). 1st round QB Josh Allen (athletic, big arm, questionable accuracy). Bills draft Jake Fromm (slow, noodle arm, great accuracy and intangibles). Will history repeat? I like the pick, by the way. Great value in the 5th, and you should ALWAYS get young QBs into the pipeline and keep churning that position.

Yeah. If Bills come out in five-WR set, defense HAS TO devote lots of attention to Diggs and Briwn and Beasley, meaning Davis likely single covered and somewhat forgotten. I like it. His work ethic, “dog mentality”, and explosiveness raring to mind you g Stefon Diggs, drafted in round 5. Learning route tree under Diggs and Beasley? Watch out for Davis a few years from now. Whew.

Respectfully... You’re out of your depth here. Let the adults talk in peace.

Favorite, huh? That’s high praise!

Some Bills fans have such an absurd size fetish when it comes to WRs. ”Davis is 6 foot 2?! Useless midget! Get him outta here!” Forget route running, hands, and production. Could he be a power forward in the NBA?!

It’s extremely clear, between Diggs and Davis, that improving the deep game is a priority. A big, fast, physical receiver who needs to improve his route running but gets to learn from Diggs and Beasley? Can contribute on special teams, as a deep threat, and blocking right away? Yes please. Oh, and this: “effort isn’t a question. Coaches gush about his work ethic and dedication to improvement”. This is my shocked face. ?

Thanks. I highly recommend Bleacher Report’s live draft show with Matt Miller and Chris Simms, too. It’ll be up on YouTube for a few days after the draft, too, so you can go back through and watch their analysis on Bills picks.

They also talked about Fromm for 10 minutes and had a country music performance instead of even MENTIONING the Bills pick. It’s infuriating.

I love how Denver is building their offense! AfC west about to be wiiiild.