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Mcshay is one of those guys that says his mock is a representative of how the teams pick not his own belief in a player. He talk out of both sides of his mouth with Allen. He could good, if drafted to the right situation. The talent is their, but needs improvements.

Seems like a tough thing to prove. As for the sex trafficking element the 2 women where in their 40's and 50's respectively. For me this is a non issue. Kraft was at the wrong place at the wrong time. I'd be shocked if the case makes it to trial.

At 9 I dont think it was debatable who the best player remaining was. They would be leaving alot to chance to assume Harrison and Jordan Phillps could replace K Willaims production from disruptiveness from the 3 technique position. Oliver should be able to step in and make an impact day 1. His speed to power is rare from the position. By all accounts he is a slam dunk at 9.

4 more than Dixon Knox.

The majority of ESPN caters to New York, Boston, LA, and San Fran/ OAk. Look at the stats, Allen must have sucked. Watch the games, more often then not he was the only positive thing on offense. Mel can hang is his career on calling his shot with Allen. He beat Mcshay and all the others too Allen. He has a vested interest, but by actually caring hes watched more tape of him than anyone on ESPN.

Lawson is not a 13 mil a year player. If he has a great year, good for him and you franchise him if you dont get a new deal done.

What would you have liked to see that didn't show? I saw good acceleration, vision, elusiveness. I was surprised with his willingness to slam it in a hole to take what's there vs bouncing everything outside.

He adds a few more LBs he is a starter in a year or 2 when Alexander retires.

I was high on him they were not. Moving on. Ford was considered a top 30 player by most accounts and obviously theirs. The Oline was a big area of need all offseason. In terms of importance RT is higher then Wr. Buffalo landed 2 of their top players in Oliver and Ford. By then they would have to give up alot to move into position for Metcalf. For all we know he was a fail by the medical staff.

One of the functionally strongest guys in the draft at tackle.

The fact Buffalo rotates their lineman you dont like it? I hate to tell you this, but they rotate the ends too. McDermotts defense thrives with a good 3 technique. Harrison Phillips plays Star position, the other Phillips is the 3 technique. In short yardage and goal line he wont be a negative. Oliver's speed and quickness can stop the play in the backfield. The position Buffalo drafted Oliver to play is ideal for him. It should be a homerun.

Barring a crazy trade, I think if Ansah is healthy he would be a solid add. I could also see a vetran outside possession Wr. I think Crabtree is available and could be a solid redzone threat which the offense lacks.

Him and Oliver will be problems for defenses.

Gotta say, after learning more about these they all seem to be solid picks. You question smallish LBs but played in the SEC, and led a super athletic defense in tackles. This is McDermotts kind of LB.

I like his odds of making the team. Team captain on a very good defense. Seems like a natural fit behind Hyde and boost ST.

This is probably the most curious pick in the draft. Freak athlete for the position. Seems to be a willing blocker which is important. His movement will be nightmare for safties and linebakers to handle. Big questions how are his hands, and can he high point the football. The scout knick media types love the guy. His college production is nowhere to be found. He could be beast time will tell. His name is right out of a football movie. If he is decent the Buffalo fans will turn him into a cult icon.

Has a chance to be the blocking TE with some pass catching upside. Fisher is struggle city to make it unless he catches up as a route runner fast. Imo its Kroft, Knox, Croom the Flex TE, Sweeney and Fisher situational blocker. I think Sweeney beats him out. Better athlete, and probably more sure handed.

LT- Dawkins Nyske LG- Spain Teller C- Morse Bodine RG- Long Feliciano RT Waddle Ford That's what I expect the line to look like in the first preseason game. Dawkins will have to beat out Nyske for LT. At the meantime Waddle will push Ford. If Ford struggles and Dawkins plays well Nyske will than move to RT. Teller will have to have a hell of a camp to beat out Spain. Power scheme they are going to favors Spain imo. Morse is the only guarantee. I could see a scenario where any lineman on the roster not named Morse could be starting at RG week one.

I came away from those games wondering if any other back would have gotten more out of the runs. The number 1 Rb drafted had the same 40 time. You watch them play and there is no way you think they are the same speed. He could be a real weapon in the offense this year.

Glad you took the time and watched it, not just look at the stat sheet. He was the first, second, and third key for the defense. Routinely, made the first guy miss and for most of the game it was behind the LOS.

Only way is he just is added to the coaching if Tayree Jackson is too good to place on PS.

Watch FAU vs Oklahoma and UCF. They have the full games on YouTube. I understand neither are super elite college defenses. But both teams have way more talent. He looks like he is the best player on the field. His acceleration and vision show through. I have 0 concerns after watching both games. I will go as far to say he makes a Cohen type impact on the offense as a rookie. Basically, what McKenzie did last year but a guy that is more elusive and better runner.

He is not really an outside Wr. Imo he is best as a big Slot. Underneath and intermediate he is pretty good. Best against zone. With the addition of Brown and Beasley I think he will get much more favorable matchups and probably have his best statistical season.

A run is outside to the opposite side of which he is on. He is too quick for a guard to beat him and impossible to ask a tackle to do so. No matter the run concept. The guard and center are trying to get to the second level. You either take a blocker away from the play design and allow for an extra unblocked defender in the hole or have a blocking concept that will be exploited because Oliver is too explosive and the block will be near impossible.

He is paid to start at RT until Ford beats him out or earns the spot. Or if Dawkins doesnt rebound he plays LT. In a perfect world today Beane and McDermott are fine with him as their swing OT and probably prefer it. It would mean both Dawkins and Ford are meeting expectations. Nysecki is insurance that they wont have a turnstile at OT.