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It’s a shame the Bills probably have too many needs to take a TE...I like Gesecki.

Darius Leonard is soooo quick off the snap.

Hes definitely intriguing. Watching his film, he looks a bit stiff to me; definitely has that upright kind of running style in the very least. And given his pass blocking woes, he probably isn’t the 3rd down back that I hope Buffalo is searching for.

Damn that was a beautiful pass from Benkert.

Why are you so certain he won’t impress in interviews?

I doubt this game will impact his stock much, if at all. Most of the scouts aren't even there anymore. NFL teams generally pack up and leave after the final practice; they don't care about the actual game.

Where did the "ruin the offseason" talk come from?

This is what I'm thinking too, especially considering the original report is coming from a Fantasy Football site; they probably wouldn't say it's that big of a story if it was just a lineman. It's gotta be one of those 3 guys IMO.

They met with all those guys the first day when Baker wasn’t there yet so it’s possible that they wanted to and will meet with him at the combine or something instead

Seems like there’s probably 3 (maybe 4) possibilities: 1. Kyle is or isn’t retiring 2. Incognito is or isn’t being disciplined 3. E.J. Gaines is or isn’t re-signing 4. News about what Buffalo is going to do with Tyrod. This seems the least likely in terms of timing, but “major news” might be more likely to mean a QB than an offensive or defensive lineman.

More likely, if they’re not actually interested, they want others to jump ahead of him for a QB so that they can get someone else.

Makes sense. Baltimore is one of the wild cards regarding the QB position IMO. Flacco sucks and they can get out of his contract in one year. having said that, Allbright is usually wrong about damn near everything.

He had a pretty bad second half of the season and his arm strength and lack of mobility has always held him back along with the spread offense concerns. I still think he's probably drafted somewhere between the 3rd and 4th round though.

To an extent, Matt Stafford, Jay Cutler, Cam Newton, Alex Smith. And his accuracy wasn't bad in college by any stretch, but Aaron Rodgers tweaked his mechanics a bit and turned into arguably the best passer ever.

No clue. I just know the following: Junior year: 22 sacks, -128 yards Senior year: 48 sacks, -348 yards (most lost yards in the country by the way)

Yeah, that's definitely what it is. You'll notice the same thing for most pocket QBs. Josh Rosen, for example, rushed for -154 yards in his UCLA career. As a sophomore, Luke Falk rushed for 3 TDs while gaining -114 yards lol. You figure each sack is somewhere between -5 and -10 yards...-258 equates to roughly 35 sacks if he doesn't rush for any yards at all. I'd guess he probably got sacked around 50 times this year based on his rushing numbers.

Yeah, he's definitely had a nice week of practice.

He could be the Ansah to our pass rush needs! ...I'll be here all week.

I liked Falk a lot during last year's draft process when there were rumors he might declare early and I was really impressed by his game against USC this year; I thought he looked better than Darnold in that game. I haven't seen too much of him since, but from what I hear, he had a really poor stretch in the 2nd half of the year. I still like him a decent amount though; whenever I've seen him play, he's shown good ball placement and is willing to step into a hit in order to make a good throw, whereas nearly every top QB in this draft class shies away from contact. My main question with him is velocity, much like most of the small school guys that I like, is velocity. Outside of my top 5, I'd basically throw all the prospects in two categories: (1) Physical tools but inconsistent accuracy, and (2) Good accuracy but questionable arm strength. Physical Tools: 1. Chase Litton 2. Riley Ferguson 3. Kurt Benkert 4. Mike White Accurate: 1. Kyle Lauletta 2. Logan Woodside 3. Luke Falk (I give a tiny edge to Woodside but those two are very close) 4. Mason Rudolph (don't really think he's accurate either, but I put him in this bucket due to the lackluster velocity)

As far as I know, that's just Ben Allbright, who's notorious for being wrong about damn near everything he reports. There's also been reports that Allen might go #1, that GMs think Allen has been by far the best QB at the Senior Bowl, etc. Sounds like he and Baker have both been pretty amazing today from all the reports I've been reading.

Carolina had the #1 scoring offense that year and their passing game was top 10 as well, along with the rushing numbers you mentioned. Even taking away the rushing, Cam was one of the best QBs in the NFL that year. And while Allen isn't as good a runner as Cam is, rushing will absolutely be a part of what he brings to his team. Allen helped take one of, if not the worst team in the conference to one of the best two years in a row and they literally couldn't score, much less beat anyone when he missed time. Edit: One of the games Allen missed this year was against the 127th best defense out of 130, giving up 42 points per game. Wyoming completed under 50% of their passes and scored 17 points. They scored 25.5 points per game with Allen this year versus 12 points per game without him.

Charlie Campbell, who's pretty well connected, reported that Josh Rosen was declaring for the draft in December. Rosen basically got pissed that he reported it before Rosen had had a chance to do it on his own terms. Campbell said something stupid along the lines of "I know my source is correct (and to be fair, everybody knew Rosen was declaring...it didn't even really need to be reported in the first place) and if it turns out that my source is NOT correct and you stay at UCLA, I'll pay you a month of my salary. If my source is correct and you do declare, you owe me a month of yours" or something childish like that. Walter, the main guy at WalterFootball, is just a despicable person. Charlie is usually fine, and he's pretty well connected so I think his stuff is generally valuable to read, but he just came off as such a douche with the Rosen thing.

He won't be there at 21. The ones that might be there would be Mayfield (unlikely) and Lamar Jackson (I'm guessing a 50/50 thing).

I've watched a few games of his. He certainly has the physical tools you look for in a developmental guy. However, his ball placement is very inconsistent and he seems to take a long time to process what's happening around him. I'd be fine taking a chance on him in like the 6th or 7th round, but I prefer a handful of other guys once we get past the 1st round guys. Eliminating the guys that I view as 1st rounders (Darnold, Rosen, Allen, Mayfield, and Lamar), I'd go with: 1. Kyle Lauletta 2. Logan Woodside 3. Luke Falk 4. Mason Rudolph 5. Chase Litton 6. Riley Ferguson 7. Kurt Benkert 8. Mike White

I definitely think it's useful, just perhaps not for looking at the overall QB score. Having said that, they also publish an annual in-depth report on all the QBs and it's insanely cool to look through.