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This should fit him, and like his UH one, slightly used?

Agreed - Oliver played 0T or NT for Houston and was the only difference maker on that D Line - and had strong numbers. Playing out of position and eating double and triple teams was his job - he did it and never complained. At the point of the coat incident, his coach Major Applewhite was hanging by a thread and over-reacted IMHO. Subsequently fired.

Dinner restaurant suggestion for OBD :

At 9 by Bills. And we would have saved some draft capital versus last year

Here is some more food for thought from 2017 draft scouting reports https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-pff-scouting-report-dion-dawkins-g-temple

Biggest audition of his life and he showed up out of shape, overweight and surly. Several clubs said worst interview ever at Combine. Not a prayer he becomes a Bill.

Good question. McLaurin has very good receiving skills and is an ST demon. Good gunner https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/terry-mclaurin

Slow and then got hurt. Horrible work ethic. Can't run full route tree after 10 years. Oh yeah. Gimme some of that. Gotta have it.

voted yes as can revoke before next year per below: For first-rounders picked outside the top 10, the calculation is a little more complicated. These players’ fifth-year option also relies on the previous year’s salaries at the player’s position, but it’s determined by the average of the third through 25th top salaries at that position. So we could come up with estimates for the 2019 option salary for players like Melvin Gordon, Byron Jones, and Trae Waynes, but they’re not set in stone quite yet. Fifth-year options are guaranteed for injury only between May 3 and the start of the following league year. As such, they’re not entirely risk-free, but as long as the player remains healthy, a team could exercise his fifth-year option, then cut him before his option year gets underway without being on the hook for his salary. When the league year begins, the player’s fifth-year salary becomes guaranteed for skill and cap purposes, as well as injury

So here is Cordy Glenn trade breakdown from NFL.com last year. According to ESPN reporter Josina Anderson, the Bengals are trading for Buffalo Billsoffensive tackle Cordy Glenn. According to NFL Network reporter Peter Schrager, the Bengals will swap first-round picks with Buffalo, moving from No. 12 to the No. 21 pick in Round 1. The Bengals will get the Bills’ fifth-round pick, and the Bills get the Bengals’ sixth-round pick. The Trade was made to move up 9 spots to be in a better position to grab our targeted QB - Josh Allen. Swap of later picks irrelevant. While OBD may have been confident last Spring that Dawkins could play LT, his own evaluation of his play last year and release of OLine coach doesn't point towards OBD being happy with Dawkins at LT now. I believe Nsekhe could replace Dawkins at LT this year as it is his best spot. Should be noted Bills kept 4 OTs last year with McDermott on 53 man roster. So could see a Rd 1- 3 draftee at OT to challenge at LT or RT or Swing with Waddle, Nsekhe and Dawkins on roster too. Anyone picked later than 5 may be PS developmental player.

I posted Bucky Brooks NFL.com draft from MON. And here is second NFL analyst picking Dillard http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001023641/article/lance-zierlein-2019-nfl-mock-draft-20-giants-reload-at-wr-qb

Doing the next right thing...sure they feel empathy for the folks suffering in their home state

They were separated at birth. Bring in both or none at all.

WR: Rae Carruth, Justin Blackmon, Josh Gordon

No offense taken I believe the signing of Ty Nsekhe is the only reason we move him. If Ty is better at LT, and he may very well be today, then why not entertain moving Dawkins? Morse is a very mobile C and pairing Dawkins with him at LG could really help the screen game and run blocking. Really believe OBD's idea is to get the 5 best OL on field at once. Ty/Dawkins/Morse/Long/ Rookie RT might actually be one way the 5 best sort out.

Sorry to say but the fact he won't likely be there at 9 means there may be more mind changing on your part!

good catch, just saw this https://www.revengeofthebirds.com/2019/3/21/18275847/cardinals-sign-dt-darius-philon-arizona-cardinals-los-angeles-chargers

Darius Philon or Timmy Jernigan at 3T DT?

See the NFL scouting report and Mayock's comments - his skill set project well to OG. the 3 cone drill shows short area quickness which could help him in targeting LB/S at second level. http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/dion-dawkins?id=2557875

LOL. Just check out who takes Wilkins at 32? Maybe the Rams would let us jump up from Rd 2 to grab him just to spite the Flyin' Elvis's

Bills Take an LT at 9. And not one I've seen this high before. Not sure OBD does this unless they plan on moving Dawkins inside to OG. Personally would like to see another elite OT besides what is on hand now. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001023154/article/bucky-brooks-2019-nfl-mock-draft-30-giants-raiders-take-qbs

or mid 70s

Possible they could roll a large amount over to next year but there is a rolling 4 year average requirement that each team spend to 89% of cap.