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30 minutes ago, Virgil said:
What are the betting odds on Caleb Williams going #1 overall? Or is that not even an option because we all know it's happening
It would probably be the same odds as when Dallas picked Aikman.........everybody knew it was coming for months before the draft.
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I have no idea why so much love for McConkey.
I mean, he was good in college, in college schemes as a gadget guy, but i don't know how that equates into our needs on the team. If we were looking for a smaller slot guy, then yeah, maybe pick McConkey but that's not what we're looking for.
And i pray to Christ that if Beane has never heard me before, i hope he's hearing me now that we can surely do better than McConkey can't we?........which i know he isn't listening cause at the end of the day, who am i?
I have problems.
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10 minutes ago, jkeerie said:
Actually, they had a solid QB. (That was the guy who celebrated with his wife and son when the pick wasn't the QB.) Bo Callahan was the "flavor of the month," much-hyped QB prospect. The GM was under pressure by the owner, so he initially thought he needed to make a splash.
In truth, the script for this movie is far-fetched, but it's an enjoyable watch if you like the NFL draft and Kevin Costner.
Bo Callahan always reminded me of Darnold, Clausen, Mallet, etc.........you know, guys like that.
Nothing real special long term, but real special on draft day.
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4 hours ago, Gigs said:
They peaked when they went to the SuperBowl. The Bills have shown they can turn it on and go deep with shoestring and bubblegum outside of Josh Allen, the Bengals not so much. And Glass Burrow has to show he can play more than one full season in his career.
If the Bengals' window is open, it has a 'no see um' screen in front of it
And yet, we can't beat them...........interesting.........interesting indeed.
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16 hours ago, Virgil said:
I can't fault them for the Hendrickson contact, as he has a deal in place. Not speaking to Tee in a year, that's weird.
In fairness, they have a lot of young talent that deserve huge deals. Not everyone is going to be happy
I've got a feeling that Cincy is just waiting to see how the draft plays out for them before confronting Higgins with a contract.
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I didn't mind it the first time i saw it, but it's soooooooooooooooo totally wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy off base and unrealistic.
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My favorite night of the year......idiot analysts talking out their ass all night, making stuff up, playing up the Jets and Browns spectacular picks, poo pooing the Raiders picks, Kiper defending any nonsense that comes out his mouth, etc.
It's a great night.
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For what it's worth, here's my take.....
I don't know x's and o's and i don't know x and y and z WR's......i know none of that, however, i do know that the game philosophy these days is to control the middle. Yes, you want to control the trenches, but controlling the middle has become a huge factor in today's game plans. And contrary to popular belief, we have players that can control the middle, like Knox, Kincaid, Cook, etc.
We do need a WR who can stretch the field and help to open the middle up, however, this narrative that we can't win without one is nonsense.
I have spoken.
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12 minutes ago, Logic said:
Benjamin Albright, who was discussed earlier in this thread and who was all over Allen to Bills and Oliver to Bills early in those draft years, has released his one and only mock draft.
He has Odunze sliding to 15 and the Colts taking him there.
He has the Bills "trying and failing to trade up" and then drafting Xavier Worthy at 28.
Personally, if Odunze DOES slide as far as 15 (which I don't see as likely), I can't imagine the Bills NOT trading up to get him. But it takes two to tango, and if they were to get shut out, Worthy is a fine consolation prize.I agree, however, having the 28th pick is not really appealing as trade bait to a whole lot of clubs, i would imagine......and every franchise knows we want a WR, so any flexibility in moving up for anyone of impact will be costly.
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I'm going to be hunkered down in my office at home, watching the draft on the big screen, researching prospects and picks on my laptop, drinking Heineken.......no idea what i'm eating yet, but eating is secondary for me on this night.
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In the words of the Virgin Mary, ".......come again?"
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8 hours ago, Turbo44 said:
It’s crazy but we could be drafting Thursday anytime from 8:40 to not at all
Well, that pretty well covers it.
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All of these QB's will go fairly early in the 1st round, but unfortunately, i don't really see any of them making a meaningful impact in the NFL......maybe Maye, as i see him with the most upside with the least amount of flaws, but the rest are going to fall by the wayside.
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I might be in the minority here, but i actually don't mind them.
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2 minutes ago, SirAndrew said:
McConkey gets a lot of love on this forum, and rightfully so, but can someone please explain how he’d fit in with Shakir and Kincaid? I ask as a legitimate question I’d be interested in hearing feedback on. I don’t understand how we’d use him without taking away from those guys. McConkey as a Buffalo Bill makes no sense to me.
You are absolutely correct with your question, sir.......for i have also questioned the love of McConkey on these boards for many months. His skillset is much like what we already have on the roster, so i couldn't possibly conceive how our FO would ever want him.
#wtfconfused
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I don't know, McConkey has always seemed a "gadget" player in college and we've got enough of those guys on the team already........Cook, Kincaid, etc.
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4 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
I’ve had this weird feeling that they were going into the top 10 for a while. I thought that when Diggs was here. If I thought it then, I can’t change now that the need is greater. I can’t shake Beane press conference when he talked about how “he would love a Ja’marr Chase but hopes to never finish bad enough to draft one.” To me, I think that he looks at it as, “swing big on a star WR” and avoid paying that giant bill for 5 years. You can allocate that savings, moving forward to pass rush or whatever. The rising cost of elite receivers makes this the right time to swing big.
What you're saying makes sense, however, Beanes' stated philosophy is to build through the draft every year and you can't do that by blowing your load on one player, leaving very little draft capital left to address other concerns.
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The price is going to be too steep to trade within the top 10, maybe even the 11-20 range........i could see a move up a couple of spots within 20, but i think he'll stay at 28, let the board fall to him and carry on......IMO.
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I don't know what the hell Denver's doing over there........they're just adding more fuel to the dumpster fire.
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1 minute ago, teef said:
in rochester.
.......Rochester's a dump
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One hell of a career for Matty Ice......it's too bad he'll be remembered for the biggest comeback loss in a SB and the regular season.
I don't know if that's just plain dumb luck, or.....
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Just now, Fan in Chicago said:
If there is a large space overlooking the Falls, it will be a great backdrop to the event.
That sounds good in theory; however, some idiot would get drunk and jump.
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I'm thinking of 3 places....
* Topps.......you know, the friendly market
* Wegmans
* The Mighty Taco
All 3 are staples of the region and would inspire awe, angst and jealousy from all other franchises
McAfee Draft Spectacular Show Featuring Bill Belichick
in The Stadium Wall
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I live out in the boonies and the only premium channel i get is the NFL network, so.......