Richard Noggin

LOVE Bills fans showing their emotions as Beane adds day two and three value instead of reaching for guys he didn't want. Gotta fill out the roster with talent when your QB makes a billion dollars (and you're overpaying an old DE, unfortunately).

WTF lol

Nah you hand the phone to the most annoying intern and string em along while looking for a different/better deal

In EVERY single one of my MANY mock draft simulations, I actively rejected so many Chiefs trade offers. In my most recent favorite mock, I traded back to 31, then rejected KC's trade-up offer and selected Worthy, which caused KC to change course and trade out of the 1st. Oddly prescient scenario.

WOWZA

The run on WRs HAS been beautifully delayed, but it WILL happen soon no matter what the Bills do. Can't trade back and just EXPECT your guy will be there. But then again, you could get an extra day two pick and still luck into a dude...

Nah he'll move up in the 2nd and/or up into the 3rd, 4th, etc...

I almost hope so.

A CATHOLIC drink? For a Brit? LOL

What she said

Weird how they're WORSE than "us" innit (sorry)

More talent than production for BTJ innit?

NOW some WRs go?

Only one way to know...

Epenesa was probably meant to be 3-4 5t DE in the NFL. He could have kept his weight and worked on getting even stronger and stouter. Solid 2-gap edge-setter at his length and strength. (Not at ALL how the Bills projected him, of course.) I.e., wasn't meant to be a "Finisher" so much as a guy who re-establishes the LOS in favor of the defense.

Remarkably different profiles and traits. Huh?

I do not hate that at all. Physical beast who hasn't exactly "produced"

I'm not advocating for a Bills trade up at all, but simply projecting what seems likely before pick 28. If they want ONE of those two guys, or even someone else from the WR pool, they might feel like they need to make a move up to get him, much like they did last year to grab Kincaid. They can't just passively submit to the possibilities of teams trading up in front of them...IF they have a definite 1st round target.

Maybe the goal is to have ANY WR on the field a threat to be lined up anywhere and to be potentially be motioned. That kind of interchangeability WAS a founding principle of early E-P passing concepts. Interchangeability. TEs and RBs included, ideally.

I've done this a few times in mock drafts out of a mixture of boredom and nihilistic understanding that the mock doesn't matter AT ALL, yet I was still compelled to overpay for NOW moves. Kind of a paradoxical tension there.

wrong mitchell. Q is Quinyon, the CB.

Unless one of those two is who the team is targeting. Then they have to START the WR run, rather than react to it.

They learn about daily habits and discipline and mindsets that can make preparation more efficient and effective. In college these guys had SO much coaching and mentoring. In the pros, oddly enough, it's a little less hands-on. Having a real pro in the room can be incredibly helpful.