Mat68

Your right. Given the choice I go Worthy over Mitchell. Though size may push Mitchell above him.

Some are talking about Leggette and Franklin and many other names could still be available at 60. At 28 Mitchell is a question mark. Expecting guys to produce more in the NFL than in college at a skill position can be a fools errand. He has the tools but was never the guy at either school. Im on the fence with Mitchell. Mitchell and Robinson are similar prospects in my opionon. DE as a position has a higher track record of those style guys succeeding than wr does. I think given the choice Buffalo goes Robinson over Mitchell. Im ok with Ladd but would prefer a trade back to pick up a 3rd. At 28 I would go Worthy over Ladd. Worthy was more productive every year of his career.

Adding Samuel allows them to pivot if that guy isnt available at 28 in their eyes. At 28 the guy should have the potential to take over for Diggs. Outside of the top 4 the rest is beauty in the eyes of the beholder. The Wr prospect everyone will pound the table for at 28 may be there at 60.

Imo Worthys speed will create cushion. Some teams dont press and some that do may not want to press him. Ladd has the footwork to get off press. Ladds production and injury history is what will keep him out of rd 1 imo. Both will be able to line up anywhere. Ladd more a technician and Worthy with explosiveness. You dont need to be 6-2 over 200 pds to play outside.

In man situations he is an upgrade over Davis. 90% of the offensive production is short to intermediate. Having guys that excel in that area will make for a more efficient passing attack. Without Davis the offense needs a deep threat. Samuel fills a hole. At 28 Wr isnt as obvious. I think Beane adds a wr with deep ball ability with one of their top 3 picks. May not be 28. The wr class is deep enough where Beane can find that player rd 2 or 3 if they really like some better rd 1 or 2.

I think its Wr or a DE they like falls to them. Imo you have Verse, Latu, Turner, and Chop Robinson. Those are the only guys with elite traits. The other DEs are day 2 prospects. One of them is available and say the top 4 wrs are gone they take the higher or similar rated DE. Those guys are gone they go Wr or possibly move back. Beane will go elite traits and young rd 1 or move back.

I see Davis as the offensive loss equivalent to the departure of Edmunds on defense. Davis was a starter the last 2 seasons had very good games but also was what he was and played a certain way. A way the defense knew how to stop or contain. Samuel offers diversity in attack. Has the speed to run past coverage while also experience running routes and receiving handoffs out of the backfield. Samuel makes the offense harder to defend and excels at beating man. Buffalo has struggled to beat man if Diggs is taken away.

The play that injured Andrews. Levy a fine and move along.

That defender better make contact or its a big play.

Worthy. Can be a weapon and line up anywhere. His speed allows him to line up outside. Can create space underneath and can run past you.

Worthy at 28 if available. More productive more versatile player than his teammate Mitchell. His speed allows him to play outside. Jon Brown with more juice. Draft your Gabe Davis body double day 3 where Davis was drafted.

I cannot justify drafting a S this year before day 3. I do not see much separation amongst the class. The players like Bishop at 60 imo are not 68 spots better than other players at 128. Im more intrigued by Vaki at Utah as a prospect.

As of right now the loss of Floyd, Poyer, Hyde, and Morse has made those areas weaker. Everywhere else is normal off season attrition. After the draft I can see where getting younger at multiple spots will result in a net positive.

I think being realistic you would have to down grade Oline, Edge, and saftey

I would trade down some to pick up a 3rd. Kinda in a position to take the best remaining player at dline oline or wr. All the players considering at 28 one will be there 10 picks later. I think they could get aggressive late 2nd and 3rd to target guys they want.

Based off Joe Marino’s breakdown, I think he plays majority of the time at 1 tech. He has the flexibility to play 3 tech but his play style lends well to 1 tech.

Regardless of PFF he will be good 1 tech. Playing him at 3-4 DE seems like square peg round hole.

Johnson and a rookie or 2 could be an upgrade over last season.

Phil Taylor, Greg Little, Owen Maricac, Brandon Weeden and Trent Richardson.

Atleast Walker ran for 1000 yards.

The most 1 sided trade in history. Browns did nothing with those picks.

He said his main focus is ball placement and hitting his guys on the run to get more yac. That is what he said the last 2 years. The deep ball is what it is. A low percentage play. This year I dont remember 1 wr making a contested catch down field. The dbs made more plays on the ball than the wrs this year. Years past Diggs was 70/30 80/20. This past year it was 10/90. Concentrate on the short and intermediate it is 90% of the plays. The most accurate deep balls can be drops and the miss timed bad balls can be catches or penalties.

No nerve. I understand his routine and its not much different than other elite Qbs.

I get the troll job. Gotta bring more than the guy with 0 scholarship offers who was raised on a farm doesnt work hard enough.

The end of the last 2 seasons he is at the presser with blood stains on both arms and some are questioning his dedication?