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Which of those first 4 games are they going to lose? No guarantees obviously, but none of those are scary by any means. Should be favored in all of them. PIT is the toughest of the 4 IMO.

To be honest I agree. But the "Consensus Big Board" is being referenced on Twitter by many as one of their favorite/most reliable post draft analysis tools. So I find it interesting. It apparently compiles the data from 70 "big boards" in the media from "draft experts" to reach conclusions. As you said, so much of this is subjective, I agree. But it is interesting to me to see a tool like this that attempts to aggregate a wide range of data. And it is always nice to see the Bills at the top of lists as a bonus.

According to this analysis Bills are 5th on ROI%. (Athletic- sub required) Here's the top 7 from the chart, doesn't paste the format well though. 2021 Consensus Big Board Draft Rankings RANK TEAM CAPITAL VALUE NET ROI 1 Chicago Bears 4081.4 8126.1 4044.6 199.1% 2 Kansas City Chiefs 3106.7 5293.2 2186.5 170.4% 3 Denver Broncos 5777 9798.2 4021.2 169.6% 4 Cleveland Browns 5014.6 8490 3475.4 169.3% 5 Buffalo Bills 4083.3 6850.7 2767.4 167.8% 6 Detroit Lions 5764 9162.5 3398.6 159.0% 7 Philadelphia Eagles 5656.9 8944.7 3287.8 158.1%

I gave it an A. McBeane playing the long game... I like it. No quick fixes, but we don't need quick fixes. Each of these picks have massive upside and fit well in the long term plan of building for sustained success. Nice to have the luxury to take big swings. Not all of them will hit, but some will to varying degrees.

Many are calling this a steal in Rd 6

Mentored by Tre' White

So with Brown (scored 10 and is no. 1) and now Doyle we have two of the top 12 RAS scores going all the way back to 1987... interesting.

Maybe others have said this, but Brown and Rousseau both on the field as goal-line eligible receivers could be interesting, both of them with receiver history. Probably won't happen but interesting possibility.

Beat Mahomes... that's why

This right here... for those of us who grew up during the Super Bowl years-

True, and that's what happened against the Titans. But that was the first time in his career with the Ravens that he has come back when down 10 points or more. They mentioned it on the broadcast. Adding here an article that states the Titans game was the first time the Ravens have come back from double digit deficit since 2016 https://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/bs-sp-ravens-titans-playoffs-lamar-jackson-20210111-uh5b42ofxzecfh44wlksqe7h7u-story.html

The way I see it is our ideal scenario is to jump out to an early lead and force Lamar to throw. It was mentioned by the announcers in the Titans game, the Ravens are not built to play from behind. They did of course come back against Titans but the Titans D is horrible. If we can come out throwing and get a leg up, we should be at an increased advantage.

Ravens D can be beat... And we have seen Allen has the ability to pick defenses apart.

NFL doing everything they can to increase the chances of Cam playing...