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2 minutes ago, Turbo44 said:
Tell the whole story. Cosell also said he was told that Mitchell could be a top 10 NFL receiver and end up as good as the top 3 wr's in this draft if he puts things together. So basically, low floor and super high ceiling
Yes let's draft a problem since Diggs worked out so well. 31 mill in dead cap is awesome
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Per Greg Cosell on Mitchell. Told of significant character issues by AFC coach
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Give me DeJean an McConkey in the 2nd. Don't care who is drafted first. Trade up and make it happen.
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1 hour ago, hondo in seattle said:
I once listened to an interview with a successful GM - I think it was Ron Wolf. He said that he considered a draft decent if he got one Pro Bowler out of it and it didn't matter if the guy came from the 4th round and the 1st rounder was a bust. A really good draft netted him two Pro Bowlers. That's how he rated his drafts.
He explained that most players fill roles (i.e., they're JAGS). To win a SB, you needed players who were difference-makers.
He said that it's better to get a difference-maker at a position you may not need than a role-player at a position where you do have a need.
I rarely watch college football and am no talent scout. But if DeJean is truly a difference-maker when the WRs left are mediocre role-players, then I'm all for the pick.
Great post. Just becareful no rational thought is allowed on this board. Lol
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4 minutes ago, Brandon said:
Apples to oranges. He's a DE. Those guys are DTs.
No, he is being talked about like Robinson from Missouri . Early downs at edge and pass rush situations. Also Donald was moved all over the line so not Apples and oranges. I don't want Kneeland either but he is an exceptional athlete. Does that mean he can play, who knows?
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5 hours ago, Brandon said:
Even Erik Flowers had good sack totals in his final year in college. Kneeland...best season was 4.5 sacks twice...and one of the worst 10 yard split times at the combine. He's getting some late 2nd projections, but seems like an early day 3 guy to me.
If that's the pick, I think I'm just going to give up.
Umm... he has a better 10 yd split than Oliver and Donald
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5 hours ago, The Jokeman said:
I stopped reading when saw he had us taking a LB in Round 4.
You think they don't need LBs? Did you watch KC playoff game?
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5 minutes ago, Augie said:
In the land of the real world, yes I think it matters.
The browns and colts say hello.
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2 minutes ago, Augie said:
I’m good for 25% of your 25%.
I must admit, I did not see this coming when I woke up this morning. I’m glad there is a stadium coming out of the ground, because I’m having Buffalo Braves flashbacks.
In the land of lawyers you really think that matters?
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I will never go to a game again with these prices
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19 hours ago, Einstein said:
The comment he made about Josh yesterday was enough for me.
What did he say?
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April 1st is trash
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28. J Verse DE
60. K Jenkins DT
128. J Thrash WR
133. L McCaffery
144. Taylor Demerson. S
160. T Wallace LB
163. T Bortolini C
189. J Simpson CB
200. M Cole DL
204. I Davis RB
248. J Jefferson DT
my best, know it will be roasted
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28. C. DeJean S
60. J. Polk WR
128. L. McCaffery WR
133. Ga. Murphy DE
144. B. Limmer IOL
160. T. Davis DT
163. K. Oladapo S
189. I. Guerendo RB
200. M. Liufau LB
204. J. Dixon CB
248. K. Boyd DT
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45 minutes ago, Shaw66 said:
First, the Bills didn't draft Poyer and Hyde.
More to the point, I'm not saying you can't find useful players, even good ones, in the later rounds. I'm saying if you have a good roster, and the Bills do, there's a limit to how many of those rookies you can keep. The Bills are very unlikely to keep several late round picks from this draft. When they go to your practice squad, they get poached.
A first round pick is a high percentage opportunity to get long-term talent on the team.
Lol. Does not change what round they were drafted in.
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3 hours ago, Shaw66 said:
If I knew a lot of statistics I could prove this is incorrect. All I know is t odds of getting a star with a late first round puck are better than with three later round picks combined. You named 10 great players taken in the 6th and 7th. That's 10 out of more than 1200 (64 picks, 20 years) or 1 out of 120. Chances of getting a great player are much better late in the first round. By you logic I'd trade my first and second every year. That's why the trade value chart is skewed heavily to the early picks.
And it definitely compounds the problem. If you have a solid roster, it's better to come to camp with a few good rookies than a lot of promising guys, because you won't keep all those promising guys. Bad roster, sure, give me a boatload of fourth rounders to keep, because I can use them somewhere. Good roster, no.
Christian Benford, Matt Milano, Jordan Poyer, Dane Jackson, Micah Hyde. That is just on the Bills off the top of my head las year. All those players were drafted in the 5th or later. More kicks at the can, more opportunity to find a guy
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1 hour ago, FireChans said:
the Bills? Yeah they had a pretty good OL.
Slightly above average at best. Got dominated in the 2nd half of KC playoff game
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2 DT are still needed that are going to play 35 to 40 percent of the snaps.
Does the 7th WR off the board get that % as a rookie?
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In order:
DT possibly 2
S
CB get a head start on
replacing 31
IOL
WR have not had #2 in
years. Davis wasn't
DE
LB
RB
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29 minutes ago, Solomon Grundy said:
Has there ever been an Alabama prospect that has excelled in a Bills uniform?
Biscuit
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1 hour ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
There isn't a Safety worth a Round 1 selection
If Cooper DeJean was there at 28 would not surprise me. Not saying that's what I want but they still need 2 FS. Definitely McD guy
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3 hours ago, Kirby Jackson said:
You’ve been pretty vocal on here that you want to use 10-11 picks. Can you please elaborate on what you expect the 53 man roster to look like? There aren’t 10-11 spots now and they are still adding bodies. Help us understand why that’s a good allocation of resources.
1 rb
2 wr
1 IOL
1 DE
2 DT
1 LB
1 CB
2 S
Those are positions of need imop. I understand their may be a couple signings to come but they need to save money. Would like to see them make 8 picks as a minimum
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DT is by far the biggest need on this team. They have 3 on the roster now: Ed, Jones, Ankou. If Ankou has to play meaningful snaps in season they are done. That means they need atleast 2 DT. They need another Edge too.
Now look at Josh's weapons. Most likely targets breakdown:1. Diggs, 2. Kincaid 3. Samuel, 4. Shakir, 5. Cook, 6. Knox. Rookie WR comes in the ceiling is number 4 at best in target share.
Do I want a receiver? Yes, if that's your BPA, you take him. However the front four has serious needs. If Murphy, Darius Robinson, or Newton is there you take them.
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10 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
You see...this is your issue. You think direct answers are fake and if you believe facts its looking at it with "rose colored glasses" and that its less reliable than the confirmation bias conspiracy theories you tin foil hat wearers come up with.
So maybe you should stop wearing the tin foil hat.
It was this offseason where he stated he wants to retire a Bill, hopes he isn't traded and that Josh is family. He made it clear like a month ago he doesn't want to be traded, he directly stated that and directly stated he wants to retire a Bill.
And this is your issue, your arrogant enough that you think you can tell me how to think.
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Rd 2, Pick 33: WR Keon Coleman, Florida State
in The Stadium Wall
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Average 40 time for NFL WR is 4.48. These are fastest WR on Bills roster.
Hamler 4.27
Samuel 4.31
Isabella 4.31
Shakir 4.43.
They could definitely use more speed on both sides of the ball. I guess Hamer and Isabella don't count until they make the team.