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Still making the Jacksonville money, sign for league min. He will make the same regardless. Makes too much sense not to. Those concerned about Coleman, Davis fits that Hollins role perfectly. Unconventional, but down the field player. I would shocked it doesn't happen.

2003 Bills home opener. 31-0 vs Brady and the Pats. Timeless game. Big man touchdown. That game was great.

Beane flat out said he wanted Coleman and Kincaid stronger. I think it’s fair to monitor that progress. Keon is noticeably bigger imo. Was expecting similar or noticeable results with Kincaid.

Looking like they should have stayed and picked LaPorta. Still has time to add weight but doesn't look great. Maybe worked on getting the knee right and hasn't had the ability to add good weight.

Buffalo brought in the highest rated FA wr. Palmer is a superior route runner and outside option than what they had last season. Top pick a year ago Coleman is getting an enhanced role and they expect alot from him. Shakir has steadily improved every year. Being looked at as the number 1 I think 120 targets gets him in the 1000 yards 100 range. They have made moves in the wr room. It’s not 2018 bad I think it will be better than 24 and 2019.

I think Bishop started playing better late. I think he could take a leap year 2. Rapp is average. Hamlin is serviceable. Interested to see how Hancock looks at safety. Beane wants to see if he fits better at S or Nickel. Some break downs have him playing better outside the box than inside. I think Forest is a flyier more so than competition.

Unwilling to replace Elam with Ingram vs KC tells me all I need to know imo. That game is why they brought back White and Jackson and drafted 3 dbs.

That usually means they lack athleticism for the position. He has all the tools with a motor. Seems like a solid pick.

I can see that. I personally would keep Jones. As much a fan of Walker I am. I would still want to see it on the field first. With a back injury I would like to have a hedge on that bet.

I think the odds are low for Ingram and Lewis. Buffalo drafted higher caliber athletes who had better college careers. Hancock and Strong are highly rated players and picks draft heads seem to universally praise. Both in scheme fit and value.

He will not approach 50% imo. Sanders and Oliver will be well over 50. Than Jones. I expect he will be 4th in the room in snaps. In the Super Bowl Jordan Davis played 15 snaps.

Jerry O explaining the injury and how the NFL is more equipped to handle it than college was insightful. Also, how Buffalo can help it. Playing through it shows his grit. If Buffalo is able to get him healthy he is a Jordan Davis level monster. 15-20 snaps a game being a destroyer enhances the entire front.

A 5th rd pick with a probable role and is active on game days is a slam dunk. Is he Kelce? No. He can block his ass off and is a little more athletic than you think. Decent RAS like 7 something better than I expected. Strong case for TE3. Pairs well with Kincaid and Knox.

I think Hancock is an upgrade over Lewis. I expect him to play special teams and see the field a bit due to being available.

I would guess it ends up cb1 Benford, Jackson, Strong cb 2 White/Hairston Slot Johnson, Hancock S Rapp, Bishop, Hamlin and Forest Codrington imo has no chance to make the 53 unless an injury puts a player on IR and opens a roster spot. That spot is going to a db. I think they like Lewis too much to keep him off the roster. I think him and Ingram are too limited. They are replaced by Hancock and Strong.

90’s home or away with Red helmets.

He said that Saturday at the post draft presser. Almost verbatim.

Sure. I didnt see much value this year in the class. Top to bottom it felt over drafted. Biggest needs for the Bills were dline and secondary. They seemed to fill it with value. I cant complain about it. Would have liked a wr but Moore is as good value vs who was available.

Beane plays chess not checkers. Having Moore with this draft is 🤌

They did draft one this year. With the first pick last year. They drafted Shorter the year prior and the year before that they picked Shakir. What are we talking about?

I would argue 1 can.

Elijah Moore has been a more consistent wr compared to Mack Hollins. Moore has been the better wr over the course of his career with his best Qb being a washed Flacco. I think Moore is a sneaky good fit. Need cover 1 with a deep dive but I think he has a strong case to thrive in the offense.

I understand the comp based off draft capital. The money says otherwise. I think Moore is a more well rounded receiver compared Claypool, Isibella, and Hamler. Imo Moore is a better fit in the offense and Allens passing game. Imo it gives Shakir a Robin. Where he can bounce inside or outside based off where Shakir lines up. That said he may not make the team but his shot at the 53 is as good or better than any wr available on day 3 of the draft.

The conversation that sent Beane was Jeremy telling Sal he was going to ask Beane why he undervalues wr compared to the rest of the league. Beane didnt see value in the draft and brought in the best available FA instead. Good business.

The trade is relevant to me because some think they dont do anything to improve wr. Imo since Brady took over Buffalo hasnt been able to play the same style of defense Mcdermott wants to. Back 7 has been slow. Playoffs they have been exposed. I want Allen to have as many weapons as possible. Has to make sense though. Draft was very meh at wr. College in general was besides 2 freshman.