Doc Brown

Same thing with Trayvon Walker as he seemed to have better size and speed than Bernard but in Beane we trust.

Does that include pass catching TE's and RB's?

Shoot that combination into my veins. Love Pierce and Cook gives you that pass catching RB they covet.

They could've and I think that's the pick if they're looking to move on from Edmunds after this year. I wouldn't be surprised if they extend him this summer.

That Super Bowl win was all Brady according to the geniuses who think Brady made Belichick.

He may have some medical condition as he said he didn't get the Covid vaccine due to "my own personal medical history."

I can't see the Bills taking him with his arm length in this system. Teams like the Chiefs weren't blind to the fact we were highly likely to draft a CB though which is pry why Beane felt moving up was necessary for Elam.

I also wonder if they have it in mind to possibly move Tre White to safety eventually if Elam turns into an elite CB. We'll see how he comes back from the ACL tear.

Taron was a 4th. I agree with everything else here though.

I'm not too worried about it but the only two 4th picks Beane has made was Taron Johnson and Gabe Davis to make everyone feel better.

One of my pet peeves is someone using "IMO". Of course it's your opinion. You're the one who typed it. That's the only time I'll ever type that again and the acronym should be banned IMHO.

It was rumored after the draft last year that Eric Stokes was going to be the pick but he went at 29 to the Packers. Maybe Beane didn't want to see something similar happen again. Just throwing it out there.

Or he was worried someone would leap them for Elam knowing the Bills were in a market for a cb.

All the best RB’s in the league are 2nd round picks. Step off the ledge.

Eh. He did fine with T White in first round.

Some reason for his slide. Not sure what it is.

McDuffie has tiny arms. I doubt it.

Medical concerns.

Did we have to trade up?

Yeah. Those would be common sense changes and I'm just suggesting more oversight into making the algorithms used public to ensure the rules are applied fairly. That does mean some regulation as the free market didn't prevent Twitter from suspending the NY Post account right before the election and the NY Post couldn't do a darn thing about it. I understand your concern with misinformation though and it would have to be a bipartisan effort to make amendments to section 230. Good luck with that. As an aside, I personally am not a big fan of twitter as far as politics go (love it for sports though) as it rewards tribalism and brings out the worst in people. I don't see many nuanced conversations between people who disagree with each other on there.

That's where I hope Musk will make twitter's algorithm an open source so the rules are applied fairly to all users. Maybe an amendment to section 230 to apply the same standard to all major social media platforms is needed.

I thought them drafting a RB in the first round was the most egregious plot line.

Can't wait for the sequel where Callahan becomes a HOFer while Mack and Jennings are massive busts since it's the Browns. Why didn't they have the guy who directed Moneyball do this movie?

Not when someone tells me to wake the ***** up. GFY.