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Makes sense for a 3-4 or hybrid team.

This is cool. Is there a way to see those scores for the recievers etc who are left over?

They could have added Streater back to the roster when he was healthy later in the season and they didn't bother doing so. Thinking he will be anything is playing the lottery. You never know, but the guy has done nothing in like 4 years. There are some nice players in this draft and there are guys who are going to get cut. Hell I'd throw a 7th at the Raiders for Seth Roberts, who seems to be the odd man out and could get cut. 6-2 and a 4.4 who has produced pretty good results.

Nick Deluca could be a nice fit as a SAM. Not super fast, but long and very process-like. I like the Fountain kid as well.

I hear you and I appreciate the work you do. But the entire NFL determined Allen was a top ten pick and Rudolph was a third rounder. A number of teams that could use a developmental guy passed like the Chargers, Patriots, even the Steelers waited until the third.

Now this dude in interesting. Definitely worth a flyer somewhere.

I think we wind up with RJ McIntosh somewhere today

I'm one of those Rudolph haters, but I appreciate your perspective on the topic. Time will tell if he's any good, but I think he will succumb to the pressure of trying to be Big Ben and being unable to physically do it. The fans will bury him. I think the next Steelers QB is whoever they draft after Rudolph fails. JMO. It's a great spot for him to develop, but not a great spot in terms of who he has to replace. Going somewhere like Cincinnati would take the pressure off. Steeler fans will be highly disappointed as he is unable to replace Ben. Hope that makes sense. I really like Hurst or McIntosh. I love adding to the defensive line. I also think Okoronkwo could play the Sam position on our defense with all of his length. I also feel like Ballage is almost a guaranteed pick for us somewhere here, and Maddox the corner somewhere. Thanks for you analysis.

Stats are very fickle and this has benn discussed on here a lot. You would have drafted this guy at 12 instead? Only time will tell, but anyone who still thinks we should have drafted this 3rd round pick at 12 or 22 does not understand the draft. It's potential franchise changing QB vs potential solid backup.

The only thing that scares me is that he is saying Allen probably starts right away. This scares me because I think he could use at least 8 games on the bench. But he will look so much better than McCarron and Peterman in practice that the Bills are really going to have to practice some self control if they want him to develop.

I really like Maddox too. He is small, but I think he could be a better version of Leon Johnson. Plus he used to play baseball so it's pretty much confirmed. I think they can get a guy that is cut after the draft. JMO

This is very good. It means our staff uses common sense and rational thought and understands values and projection. Beane does not seem like the type of guy who will reach.

It's obvious to pretty much everyone that this guy was a 3-4th round pick. All I kept hearing on this board was how the Steelers or Patriots were gonna go get him and I kept saying ...sure...maybe in the third. And here we are. The Steelers essentially replaced Landry Jones with a younger version of himself.

Dorance Armstrong is basically a young Lorax. He's long and can rush the passer and could play some Sam in a 4-3 under. Ballage is also an obvious fit imo.

FYI Chad Thomas went to Cleveland

Armstrong-Ballage-Crosby-McIntosh make the most sense at this point imo

Tied with Kurt Benkert!

Hiding likely. People wanted to draft this guy at 12. Unbelieveable.

Some options as Sam: Darius Leonard Nick DeLuca Lorenzo Carter Dorance Armstrong Uchenna Nwosu Ogbonnia Okoronkwo All pretty athletic guys who are very long. 34+ arms.

To me the answer is Rob Chudzinski. He should be brought in as an offensive assistant just to work with Culley and work on Allen only.

The Rudolph narrative on here is so illogical. He sucks. No one picked him, so we should have taken him at 22. Ok.

Usually guys without talent have to have tremendous understanding of the game. It's why Kellen Moore and Ken Dorsey are QB coaches. Their lack of talent requires them to have a deep understanding of the game and have really good mechanics in order to stick around the league. It's why Jason Garrett is a head coach. It's why there are so many crappy backup catchers who are managers in baseball. Ken Griffey should never be a hitting coach. It was easy for him...what can he tell anybody?

Receivers fell last night and there are a lot still on the board. I do think Chark is a possibility at 96 for sure. I think we see the BPAs go, then a run on corners, tackles, then wide receivers.

I could see Chark, Pettis or Miller somewhere. Maybe Crosby the tackle somewhere. We have one...255 or something I think

Yes I believe so. Jarrad Davis wore 40 in Detroit last year. Tanner Vallejo wears 40