Motorin'

His catch percentage was very good. And he had the lowest drop percentage. So it's fair to say a number of analysts have pointed to those reasons for claiming he has the best hands.

I think he means that most draft analysts agree that Kincaid has the best hands in the draft.

I'll wait and see. According to Von he was going to be ready to come back and finish the year. I admittedly haven't heard Beane on the subject. But he's not 24 anymore. Give him an extra 6-8 weeks to get ready for the second half of the season if there's any question what so ever.

It's not delivery, it's DiGregorio's.

Von starts the year on the PUP list, right? And if the happens, do they roll with 4 DE's, or does that open the door for someone like Kingsley Jonathon to make the 53?

I was thinking Super Dave Osborne!

Saffold's old, his play clearly declined from his pro-bowl years. He's not going to be the same guy at 34 that he was at 26. McGovern is 26, and was a top 10 rated pass blocking OG. He's not good run blocking in the power scheme there Dallas likes to employ. Luckily he's better run blocking as a pulling Guard, which we're likely to see him do a lot of. McGovern also had 2 penalties to Saffold's 10 last year.

You're not saying you don't know if McGovern is a huge improvement in pass protection from the LG spot, are you?

He's definitely the better back. I just meant in terms of being the #4 RB on the 53 who is inactive on most game days. But yeah, I could see him contributing much more than Yeldon or Duke Johnson ever did.

TJ Yeldon 3.0

Edmunds was great in zone coverage against average qb's and average offenses. Elite qb's in elite scheme knew how to abuse him. Edmunds wasn't particularly great at applying matching concepts or reading routes. He took a big radius over the middle away, but Mahomes and Burrow knew how to make manipulate him left and right to get their guys wide open. Here's hoping for a coverage LB that reads route concepts better than Tremaine.

New draftee and FA first questions list: 1. Tell us the Buffalo culture is like family...? 2. Tell us how awesome the state of the art weight room is...? 3. Tell us you love blue cheese...?

He has the wingspan of Antoine Harrison and is a little longer than Peter Skronski. And has a couple of inches of length over Jack Campbell, Steve Avila, John Michael Schmitz and Cody Mauch. I also think 235lbs is a realistic playing target.

Beane setting up a trade.

They really just cut to an Applebee's commercial while the Bills pick was in.

Beane's already burning up the phone lines to trade up next year.

I'd be pissed if we gave up next year's 6th to move back 25 picks.

Don't love the pick. Don't hate it. Would have preferred Xavier Hutchinson, AT Perry, Isovias or Trey Palmer.

There's very few MLB's in the NFL that play in the 240's. The majority are in the 230's. And there's several in the 220's. Dorian Williams size is more the norm in today's NFL than the old school Ray Lewis prototype. He's length is also disproportionate. His hand size, arm size and wing span are that of a 6'5" -6'6" player.

Still have a number for choices of guys who can make the team better.

He's has a nice mix of size and athletism to play outside.

New England just traded up. Won't be shocked if he's their pick... Edit: Haha, got that backwards. Raiders trade for NE's pick.

I like him, like Xavier Hutchinson who can play outside and inside. Trey Palmer is a legitimate deep threat too, not sure Harty is to be totally counted on.

Have a shot at getting a pretty good player at 137. Don't overthink this Beane!

This is not going to take a crazy new playbook. Kincaid is a big slot. He's going to lineup as a wr. Right out of Beane's mouth, a 12 with Knox and Kincaid is really an 11 formation. Because Kincaid is a receiver.