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  1. Two things I found encouraging and worth mentioning, after diving into this pick a little deeper: (1) On-Field Production Williams' on-field production was incredible last year (as well as prior years). Comparing the 4 LBs taken within 7 picks of each other in the 3rd round, Williams led all players in tackles, solo tackles, sacks, pass deflections, and interceptions. Daiyan Henley (#85): 106 tackles, 54 solo, 4 sacks, 1 pass deflection, 3 forced fumbles, 1 int Trenton Simpson (#86): 73 tackles, 41 solo, 2.5 sacks, 3 pass deflections, 2 forced fumbles, 0 int DeMarvion Overshown (#90): 95 tackles, 49 solo, 4 sacks, 5 pass deflections, 0 forced fumbles, 0 int Dorian Williams (#91): 131 tackles (9th in the country), 81 solo (3rd in the country), 5 sacks, 7 pass deflections (t-5th in country for LBs), 2 forced fumbles, 2 int I understand there is a difference in level of competition between some of these players (and that stats do not really tell the full story), but I think Williams' production is still relevant and not being mentioned enough. (2) Age Williams entered college early, so even though he was a senior and played 4 years at Tulane, he is only 21 years old (DOB: 6-28-2001) and is the same age as the underclassmen who entered the draft. Williams is 1 year younger than Overshown and Campbell, 1 1/2 years younger than Sanders, and 2 years younger than Henley. Simpson, an early-entry junior, is only 2 weeks younger than Williams....I know the "age" factor was beaten to death with Tremaine Edmunds, but Williams' 4-years of college experience + younger age/potential upside, is a intriguing combo. While his size (-) and his plus-athleticism - 4.49 forty, 1.54 10-yard split, 8.82 RAS - have garnered much of the attention on here, I think his on-field production, in conjunction with his young age, should not be overlooked as well...I'm cautiously optimistic about this pick, and more encouraged about it than I was last week Friday after a little more digging.
  2. Best course of action is to stay put at #25 in my opinion. The very top of the draft may not be as star-studded compared to years' past, but the depth all the way through to Pick #25 is solid. While the top 6-7 players may be in a tier above, I think the grades from players 8-30 or so are pretty similar, so I would let the board come to us and simply grab the highest rated player to fall in our lap at 25, ideally a WR or CB...I'm fairly optimistic that one of Olave, Burks, J. Williams, London, Stingley, McDuffie, or Booth will be available at our pick. 25 is a perfect spot to be in this year's draft. Stay put and don't waste the assets to move up in Round 1.
  3. Dalvin Tomlinson still seems like the Bills ideal target - 1-tech run stuffing DT, low salary, FA after the season. Tricky to get done without a 4th round pick this year, but I would offer a 2022 4th rd pick + conditional 5th round pick this year (if he re-signs). Problem is the Giants, if they are even open to dealing him, could be looking for at least a 3rd this year, and that would be too rich of a price to pay just for 7-8 games IMO.
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