Richard Noggin

I prefer instead to employ an aggressive infield shift, leaving 1st or 3rd uncovered when the analytics allow.

I have a bunch of issues with this mock, starting with Revel sliding to 62?! Obviously you'd tear a hammy to get that card submitted at 62, but probably also before that at 56. If Starks falls to 30 I don't HATE that idea for McDermott, but who else has questions about Farmer at 56? And ONLY getting Farmer (more of a 3-tech) at DT seems like a missed opportunity this draft.

Jack Nelson as an Alec Anderson 6th OL replacement (when Anderson moves to LG in 2026). Any thoughts? I see a versatile pro (that Kromer will love) who can provide depth at 4/5 positions at first, and maybe develop into a starter?

His ex was plastic and constructed to be appealing to insta dummies.

It was down to WR Harris, DT Sanders, DT Collins, and S Mukuba for me. And I voted for the lamest pick of the 4 tbh (Mukuba). Sanders or Harris are probably the correct answers.

Jim Kelly's throwing motion is awful.

No one is comparing literal "crimes" here. Just making jokes. Carry on.

Clements didn't earn consideration in this all-time team conversation, but he had 2 or 3 REALLY strong seasons with the Bills, and while he benefitted early from having Winfield on the other side, eventually he became a lockdown guy who would even occasionally "travel" with #1WRs. During the first half of the drought, the Bills did a nice job of transitioning from Winfield+Clements to Clements+McGee. For whatever that's worth.

And Mr Weo was making a joke about speed limits (laws) NOT in fact stopping him from speeding. So as to suggest...

I think Morrison could be valuable in McDermott's scheme (aggression, instincts, character) while Hairston might solve the larger McBeane equation: scheme fit + insane traits - somewhat limited experience. Only way I'd like to see one of these CBs at 30 though is if there is an unexpected run on them in the 20s, and you're grabbing the last remaining of Morrison, Hairston, and maybe Amos? That's a lot of 1st round CBs. Which would hopefully mean some of those nimble giants (DTs) the Bills need are sliding into day two.

So, just now looked at this mock draft so far (through pick 14), and...I have questions. First question: what the ****

Oh but you can

Yeah, my reply to you is really "convicting him"... I only commented on your predictable inclination to give the benefit of the doubt to someone with HOW MANY domestic disturbances in his young adulthood to date? Almost like it's a reflexive behavior for anyone who has to justify pride in a certain Missouri-based organization with an IMPRESSIVE history of disgusting behavior among its employees. No one commenting here has any power to "convict" anyone. We are free to comment on patterns of behavior that are obvious and repugnant. Just like you're free to defend that stench, I guess.

Figures your first thought would be to defend him LOL

Just to clarify @GunnerBill, "that scenario" (with the lesser DT but better DBs) is the actual board's mock draft result, not the one being quoted here?

Watt and Rousseau would swap positions in your appealing fantasy alignment.

Just a slight step down I'd add Collins and Tyleik Williams to this list of stout, first two days DT targets.

Is this account at all reputable? Twitter is filled with poop flingers.

It's Sudoku

Both Payton and Sanders were AT LEAST 10lb heavier than Cook. Dorsett is a decent size comp. But all three were bona fide HOFers. So...kinda silly comp overall, innit. Lining up an o-lineman in the backfield as a solution to 3rd down pocket pass pro is just silly. Come on. It could work in a vacuum, of course, but would dramatically change the D, and the options available to the O. I don't hate the idea of Cook just being used on some 3rd downs in spite of his blocking limitations, with the intention/threat of him almost always running a route (maybe a chip on a DE on the way? that should be something any willing NFL athlete can be coached to do well). Could change the defensive posture or at least delay what they're hoping to do. How do the Bills advanced offensive analytics compare based on which RB is on the field? That's an interesting question. The WNY pizza scene has seriously evolved. There are so many newer spots offering more elevated, even world class, pizza (Jay's, Pizzeria Florian--who is the original Jay, Candyman, Extra Extra, Buffalo Deep Dish, and many more). And there are still many classic Buffalo brands who are pumping out quality WNY comfort pies. Sure, there are countless little local spots who don't feature proper dough or consistent execution. I can think of many. But come on, WNY has AMAZING pizza options. (And yes, I've tried pizza in many other places.)

How is this level of plotting possible without the current Giants HC catching wind? It's just not something Daboll would passively endure. Allen is as close to a physically perfect QB as we've ever seen in the NFL (who can also play). I wish he was better at processing and adjusting to Spags' pressure packages, but at least some portion of that falls on coaching and the weekly toolbox he's provided. Ward DOES have a super fast release and a live arm. So "meh" is not how I'd describe him as a prospect. I don't study college fb enough to go beyond traits with much confidence. How's his pocket presence and manipulation? I think pocket presence is a more and more important indicator these days, as physically talented guys who can't play under pressure or escape a pocket without bailing out the back door are no bueno (Geno Smith, Will Levis, etc.). Mahomes, when bothered by pressure/collapsing pockets, regresses in this way from time to time. Drifting backwards was a big tendency in college. (Unfortunately he's learned to overcome that tendency more often than not.)

Fair. Elam got Mahomes twice, didn't he? Putting him in a majority off-coverage system was just a total waste. Not sure he'll ever be great at man-press either, but he at least has a chance that way.

He picked off Mahomes to be fair. Never mind they got the call wrong. But yeah he had some rough snaps throughout the season.

Gets a laugh react AND a GTFOH from me

I'm seeing it in several of your mocks: do you really think the Bills would draft Pearce at 30? He sounds like an anti-process prospect from what I've read. Kind of guy who'd be off their board all together.