BuffaloBillyG

I think it's normal for most people to question some things. We've seen it throughput time with most historical events. There's always going to be a section of people that don't think what we see is the whole story and sometimes it's even proven over time to be right But this dude has alternative opinions and beliefs about almost everything. That's where I believe it crosses from normal to possibly dangerous to someone's mental health. Football wise, I wonder how hard it would be to, over the course of a game, get in Rodgers head about some of these theories he has. Start asking him questions on the field about RFK Jr, or that doctor he's so enamored with. Ask him what he thinks about the moon landing or if he's heard that chupacabra's are real and the CIA has thousands in captivity that they are training to be super soldiers in combat. I'm betting it's easy to make him lose focus these days.

What? Johnny Cochran has been there for years.

The Giants starting TE is debating retirement as well. Word must have got out that Buffalo isn't the only place to be to retire in training camp.

I'll say this. Once in a while a thread comes along that is an absolute GODSEND. It not only reminds me that there is indeed a block feature on this site but it affords me the opportunity to scroll through and makes some new members of the club.

One of the all time greatest football players. One of the all time worst human beings.

And what kind of value would you expect another GM to place on a player that you describe yourself as having "availability issues coming off a knees injury"? This would actually be a "sell low" situation for Milano.

Honestly, the best part of the move is the near $27M cap space that opens up for next year plus the extra 2nd rounder. With just a few logical moves next off-season, the Bills can easily have near $70M cap space if needed. Not only would that go a long way in FA, but there's a couple you g guys in line for new deals (Brown and Groot) and it wouldn't shock me if they rework Josh's deal to get his salary more in line with his performance.

Ricky Williams. Relevant because back in those eras a RB was equal to the importance of the WR position these days IMO. Had a very solid career. Was absolutely not worth an entire draft worth of picks.

Doesn't matter who the WR is, what his production ends up being or how long he's in Buffalo. They aren't living up to the hype of that trade IMO.

The team that won the last 2 Super Bowls did it with a FedEx driver, plumber and my daughter's gym coach at WR. With a step forward from Kincaid and a step forward from Shakir, the scenario that makes me comfortable is that Joe Brady gets to cook with players he has a plan for. That combined with the running game with Cook and Josh Allen being really good at football make me believe we'll be able to score points and move the football.

Rome would have been the pick there in that situation if a trade back couldn't happen. Most likely would have seen me with Rome and then try and trade up into the backend of 1st or high in round 2 if Penix was there to combine the 2.

Yeah fully agree. Anytime you get a chance to send a feeler to 80085, you gotta take it.

Somewhat surprised that the Saints or Raiders weren't in on this pick. Of course now knowing McCarthy may slip past 11 makes it less urgent to slide up...lol

With the 17 games schedule teams are "losing" 1 home game that already had 9, for the most part. It's really not a huge issue.

There had been a trade. @Alphadawg7and the Arizona Cardinals are on the clock. Will be pick? Does he have another trade in the "Cards"? Stay tuned...

I mean, then it's not really a "home" opener. The home opener would be the 2nd home game on their schedule. Both teams basically road teams in Brazil.

I would have said "I'm going offense". I like McCarthy. I think he's better than most give him credit for. But I'm not crazy about him in the top 10. Seems like he's had a Christian Ponder-esque Draft season. If this played out the way the no trade draft went, Daniels would have been the QB I moved up for. If it's "your guy" it's not too much of a price. Could have sat by and easily seen Nabers and Harrison come off the board. Rome is a great prize still, but the film on Harrison is just shockingly good. I call it "controlled aggressive". Give up some, but not backbreaking and go get your guy

With the 4th pick of the NFL Draft, the New York Giants select: MARVIN HARRISON JR, WR, OHIO ST. Not a QB? Nope. Here's the thing. We need playmakers. We let Saquon walk. We have a few role players at WR. And we have an aging TE that isn't even sure if he's playing next year. This offense isn't a QB away. Our best playmaker was Motor Singletary. We liked all of the "Big 3 WRs" on the board but would much rather give up a little extra to dictate who we take rather than have the choice made for us. Our jobs are on the line. Enter Harrison. Yes, he chose to not workout at the Combine or his Pro Day. But he's been working on being "season ready" in place of the underwear games of an NFL recruits off season. Coming from remarkable NFL WR bloodlines, this explosive WR is ready to hit the ground running (and catching) on Day 1. @TOboyand the Los Angeles Chargers are on the clock.

Here's a good place for that. They keep a lot of info and update it accordingly. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.syracuse.com/buffalo-bills/2024/03/nfl-draft-2024-buffalo-bills-top-30-visitors-zoom-meetings-and-private-workout-tracker.html%3foutputType=amp

It's been unpinned! FREE AT LAST!

🚨BREAKING NEWS: The New York Giants are listening to calls about the #6 pick.

Keon Coleman. I think his Combine sunk his stock a bit with the draft community. But watching the tale he plays very fluid and smooth I see some Mike Williams in him and he's going to EAT in the red zone. That said, he's not a match for what I feel Buffalo should draft.

Giants Commanders Bears Please. And thanks again for hosting the draft!

I think he'll still be a day 2 pick. Some teams don't care character concerns if they can find a deal. As you pointed out, Philly showed last year they're cool with it. Kansas City and Cleveland come to mind as well. If he goes to a team with solid leadership and not much on the party scene he may overcome. Miami or Las Vegas...he may be out of the league in 3 years if he can't get past the demons

He's also been a 150-160 target guy in Buffalo. I don't think he sniffs that in Houston. With Dell, Collins and Shultz also in the pass game, decline or not his target share will likely drop. If healthy I see more of a 75-80 catch, 750-850 yard season.