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You’re right. He’s nowhere near as fast as Hill. Few are. I do think he’s a 4.4 guy though and very shifty. I have my doubts Hill is any taller than Wandale. He is very good after the catch, has great hands, and tough as nails. He was really the only receiving weapon in a fairly heavy run first offense so the focus was usually on him. I don’t recall near as many times being caught from behind as some of these draftniks but I’m sure there were some. This is the SEC. Would IMO be an immediate upgrade over McKenzie in the slot. I’m admittedly biased as a UK fan. But that program has reached never before seen heights the past few years and are producing a lot of really good players. Also he is to my knowledge a solid human being whereas Hill is a garbage human being. I’d be excited if the Bills drafted him.

I think he might move up if Stingley was in reach.

Hope the real Patriots aren’t as clever with their draft as you. My only question is would Pitt settle for a second for Johnson? You guys know more about veteran players worth in draft picks than me, but he really seems to have come into his own.

I just copy and paste the finished draft page from whatever simulator I’m using. Then edit it a little on here as to not take up too much space.

The more I think about McCreary the more I like it if he’s there in 2nd. I live in SEC country and have watched this guy many times. He’s a bully in the secondary. And I know this. He was a much better player at the college level than Elam was. I know that doesn’t always translate to the Pros and he doesn’t have the measureables others do but this guy is really good. And will be ready day one if White has a slow recovery.

No way Chargers want that extra salary. If just trading picks for picks it might make sense if one of the corners Bills like is still on the board.

25 Daxton Hill S 57 Chad Muma LB 89 Wan'Dale Robinson WR 130 Luke Fortner IOL 168 Joshua Ezeudu IOL 185 Reed Blankenship S 203 Charlie Kolar TE 231 Jalen Nailor WR I’d be pretty tickled with this draft. I think Hill is the type of versatile guy all good teams need. I’ve made no secret of my desire to move on from Edmunds. I think Muma might give them the impetus to do that. Robinson is in my opinion one of the most overlooked receivers in this draft. Great competitor, tough as nails and productive. Two solid interior lineman. Developmental safety and TE. And a possible KR return man and depth receiver in Nailor.

Maybe it’s been talked about and I missed it. But is there a way for the Bills to trade up or down? There are a couple guys who might be available at that 12 spot Vikings put out trade feelers on that I think Bills might jump at. Namely Stingley or Hamilton.

It looks to me like BPA where we pick might not be an area of significant need. If I’m correct I look for the Bills to try to trade up or down from 25. I don’t think they stand pat this time.

25 Kaiir Elam CB 57 Chad Muma LB 89 Wan'Dale Robinson WR 130 Kyren Williams RB 168 Lecitus Smith IOL 185 Matt Hankins CB 203 Tyquan Thornton WR 231 Esezi Otomewo EDGE

Gardner Booth (probably) Stingley Lot of good players in this draft I’d hate to pass up reaching for a corner. JMO.

I don’t think a corner worthy of a first round pick is gonna be there at 25. I wouldn’t be opposed to trading down and drafting the Woolen kid in the second.

I trust these coaches developing secondary players. Get offensive weapons early and draft a couple corners mid to late.

If given my choice of corners I’d go with Gardner. But he’s not gonna be there. Mid to late round guys I think might be worth a shot are Kalon Barnes - Baylor and Matt Hankins - Iowa. I’d prefer they got one of the stud receivers or other offensive weapon in round one.

25. Chris Olave WR 57. DeMarvin Leal IDL 89. Cole Strange IOL 130. Kyren Williams RB 168. Dare Rosenthal OT 185. Kalon Barnes CB 203. Matt Hankins CB 231. DeAndre Square LB

Would be happy with McDuffie. Would be ecstatic with Olave. Think he would be perfect with Diggs and Davis. I’m honestly good with riding with Dane Jackson for a year or two and developing a corner. The Woolen kid from UTSA would be nice in round 2-4. But I would also be good with McDuffie in Rd 1 and Wandale Robinson in rd 2 or 3.

I’m fine with Jackson at one corner. Need to draft one pretty early though. If there’s one area I have complete faith in this coaching staff, it’s in developing secondary players. A couple mid round guys to look for. Kalon Barnes - Baylor Matt Hankins - Iowa

25 Zion Johnson IOL 57 Wan'Dale Robinson WR 89 Channing Tindall LB 128 Deangelo Malone EDGE 167 Lecitus Smith IOL 183 Kalon Barnes CB 201 Charlie Kolar TE 228 MarQuan McCall IDL 243 Jerrion Ealy RB

Think the Bills go best available corner in round 1. Best case IMO is to trade up a little for Gardner. I chose Robinson in Round 2 because I think he’d be perfect in the slot in the Bills offense. But a scenario where we could get Olave in the first and Woolen in the second would make me very happy.

25. Tariq Woolen CB, 57. Darian Kinnard IOL, 89. Wan'Dale Robinson WR, 128. Troy Andersen LB, 167. Matt Hankins CB, 183. Charlie Kolar TE, 201. Bo Melton WR, 228. Jerrion Ealy RB, 243. Esezi Otomewo EDGE,

I feel like WR really drops off after 2nd round so if they’re gonna take one I hope it’s early. I also really wish we would take one of the top LB’s in first 3 rounds as a possible Edmunds replacement but I know that’s not likely to happen.

I do think there are going to be some good receivers available where we draft. CB doesn’t look to be great value in RD 1. Personally I’m ready to move on from Edmunds, so I’m hoping Lloyd or Dean are still there when we pick in Rd 1. Then grab a guy like Wandale Robinson in Rd 2 to replace Beasley in the slot. I know Beane is probably not going to do that.

There are going to be some nice receivers available at the end of round one. I like the Burks kid from Arkansas the best. Also Wandale Robinson from KY might be there for us in Rd 2. Think he would be a good replacement in the slot for Beasley. Get Josh as many weapons as possible.

I’m not sure Levi will be a priority. Personally I think Jackson can step in and fill that spot. Then draft for depth.

If you can coach and teach the game experience is over rated. I’d certainly prefer a rookie who can do these things, than a retread who has bounced around the league getting hired and fired time and again because he’s a great “interview”.