Richard Noggin

Kiper is an insider in Baltimore. Obviously. He called it.

Kiper just indicated Flowers to Baltimore didn't he?

Super logical pick here for Chargers

Some of the best lateral and short-area testing results for off-ball LBs, ever. Wtf?

Wowza

I hate how much draft capital the Jets have had recently. So much talent funneled into their program.

Gibbs is special. Ain't a popular move, bad value, etc. But the player might be awesome.

Wright's tape has holes, and he does NOT project to the left in the NFL.

Wow LOLOLOL

Well that made sense of course

Might still get him a pick later? If Phi wanted OT...

This event is terrible TV, yet here I am.

That's kind of silly. Hopkins definitely helps.

I've seen some harsh analysis of Wright's college tape recently, by Cover-1 primarily.

3rd in 2023 and 6th in 2024? Sign me up.

Agreed that he has more value in Buffalo for 2023 than in Arizona. Which even further weakens this proposed deal. It's just not a super logical fit except if maybe Oliver simply represents cap hit mitigation and 'Zona is kind of eager to get SOMETHING for Hopkins ASAP. Shrug?

Would need some salary retention by the Cards to make this okay. Creates a significant hole at 3T (Phillips and Settle are pretty underwhelming for such a vital position in a single-gapping 4-3 front); the Bills would HAVE to fill this role in the first couple rounds or maybe post-draft FA? Even if you think Oliver is a bum he is the primary starter at 3T, and is sometimes kind of good. Then again, I'm open to saying EFF THE ROTATIONAL DT DEPTH CHART if it means the Bills passing attack can take yet another important step forward. DHop and Diggs is a pretty legendary duo.

This is an intensely oversimplified best case projection. The NFL doesn't really work like this. Defenses catch up to specific schemes and personnel groupings. It could work occasionally, sure, if there's enough protection AND enough threat of short and intermediate route concepts underneath the deep stuff and/or a solid rushing threat from the same spread concepts to draw defenses down out of deep safety shells.

Isn't the potential knock here that he was a fast guy running like 3 basic routes in a very college offense? Operating within the complex nuances of an NFL offense could involve a serious learning curve. I don't disagree that the Bills probably love the traits, though. Edit: just watched some highlights and well he sure can pick em up and put em down. Seems like a Beane-y WR prospect.

He'll post them TOMORROW lol

Shame washes over me whenever this comes up.

Darn **looks around, suddenly, for purpose**

I'll probably try to watch some of it. Especially the later part of round 1. Are people doing special stuff for it these days?

No way he slides to 27 (IMHO). Unless the pre-draft process uncovered some unreported medical concerns, he's one of the first WRs off the board.

Mingo doesn't fall to the end of the 4th. No way. Would be great, but doesn't make sense.