Mountain Man

And 6 spare for emergencies.

They make a nice farewell before the team relocates to London.

It should have been Brady in a creamsicle Buccaneers uniform to annoy the Patriots fans.

I think it depends on the opposition. Against a TE such as Kelce for example I'd far rather him than Taron Johnson, equally against a mobile QB like Jackson he'd be less risky than Klein as your 3rd LB. His age is a fair challenge and why I think Chinn will go ahead of him. But potentially at 54 I think he could be one of the few exciting players who could make an instant impact. More often than not, when I've done mock simulators I find myself trading down 8 to 12 spots from 54 and using it to jump up from 128 or 167. The round 4 drop off seems very steep into the 5th/6th in a lot of positions

Because he wouldn't be a safety. You play him whilst in Nickel. Same with Chinn, who I don't think will be there.

Kyle Dugger. I don't think it'll be a CB. That narrative is being driven by certain parts of draft twitter not liking Josh Norman. Logically it makes little sense based on history and what the Bills have in terms of roster

And there are different ways to use draft capital.

On that list, I would say 10th. Snead is a terrible GM, he got lucky with a coach but he just wastes picks on high value trades causing cap issues. And I don't really know Dimitroff has done to deserve his spot. But above that I wouldn't argue

It's nonsense. It deliberately ignores the fact that teams like the Bills and Steelers traded their picks for players. Tables like this should include Diggs and Fitzpatrick as part of the value

Considering the Bills like DBs who can tackle, I think that makes Delpit more than unlikely

Zack Moss, Utah, RB.

How? We've seen the positive effect of Barkleyon Allen. What evidence is their Smith would be better? Barkley is better.

This class, on paper, is weakening by the day. They were talking 2 months ago about record numbers in round 1. Now Higgins has largely fallen out that, same with Shenault, Reagor is falling down draft boards and even Justin Jefferson is getting questioned. People were too quick to crown it a generational class.

Talent in a draft room needs to be turned into talent on Sundays.

Am I reading that right that they think the Bills O line is worse than the Jets?

Not really when you look at the positions and players in front. The Godwin pick looks odd but the others are fair

Pointless. If there was a revote it'd be a far bigger yes vote anyway.

Possibly. But I'd prefer a classic RB and WR rather than a gadget player.

It's an easy issue to solve so little to worry. You're going to have decent options until round 5 at least. No need to go chasing the garbage on the FA market. If someone like Freeman will take a really cheap deal then fine, but why bother with the likes of Hyde when you can draft better for cheaper

Gives you insurance if the draft value doesn't fall in line with positions

May as well forget about Breida, he has a 2nd round tender

I'd rather just draft Zack Moss who is cheaper and better anyway

People moan if they create space and don't spend, people moan if they use. They can't win

I wouldn't disagree. I think if he has another season like the last he'll start getting the wider recognition he deserves.

It's almost like he was a rookie playing one of the hardest positions in the sport for rookies.