Allen2Moulds

With the 46th pick in the 2025 NFL draft the Atlanta Falcons select... Tyleik Williams, DT, Ohio State. Drain-clogging run defender with violent first contact and nimble feet for impressive tackle production. Williams flashes an ability to play through or around the block. He physically dominates man-on-man matchups but inconsistent pad level and shorter arms hinder his double-team take-ons. He needs to focus on developing his hands to keep longer NFL guards from getting into him and neutralizing his power. Williams should pressure the pocket from time to time but might not win on his own enough to see many third-down reps. The knock-back pop and ability to eat up runners in his general vicinity could help him become an impactful, run-stuffing three-technique. The Cardinals @gonzo1105 are now on the clock.

Put them in the que.

With the 15th pick, the Atlanta Falcons select Mykell Williams, DE, Georgia @gonzo1105 is on the clock. The Falcons were one of the least effective teams rushing the passer last year and hope to give their front 4 a big boost with this draft pick. Williams is a powerful pass rusher with the length to get into blockers and the strength to push them aside. His hands are active, and he mixes in effective inside moves. He frequently rushes between the tackles where his length, active hands and quickness challenges interior offensive linemen. Williams sets the edge defending the run and makes quick work of tight ends. He has room on his frame to bulk up, but he is strong and fights to anchor when getting double-teamed. He showed great toughness playing most of the 2024 season with an ankle injury that hobbled him on tape and forced him to miss two games.

Any team.

Give me his bigger, faster, more productive teammate, that doesn't over promise and under deliver.

SOLD!

Haha..too funny. Stupid autocorrect...torching them

The thing I remember most, is that Miami at the time had a pro bowl CB tandem. I believe it was Surtain Sr. And Madison. They absolutely hated Moulds. He took turns touching those guys. Not only was he big, strong and explosive, but he also played with a mean streak.

Yeah...this kind of flips how I feel about both of these signings. Not only the suspension, but also like ok....do you suck, if not for PEDs?

If we can get that version of Bosa for the playoffs....lookout!!

Meaning, he's not someone that was on any of our radars. Dude sat for a year, and was forgotten by most.

Could be a sneaky good signing. All about this type of risk/reward. You do enough of these, your bound to connect on 1 or 2 of them.

Keep him in bubble wrap, until we play KC. Also bring back Jordon Phillips and do the same.

What's not to like? Sure, he has a long injury history. If he didn't, he'd be worth 3X as much.

He basically said the offense changed/adjusted, and he failed to adjust with it. The sooner he understands it's a week to week league, the better he'll be. I thought it was an open honest answer. He didn't bash the organization or the offense, he just showed that he's still green.

Sneaky good signing. Excels vs. Man

Let me clarify. I meant an elite vertical threat. He's also had as much as 1300yds, and double digit TDs twice, with I would say average QB play. With Allen, you could almost bank on career highs. Overall,I don't disagree with you, but I would like to see us go all in on Allen. Why not surpass what we did last year.

My only beef in all this, is that DK could've been had for a reasonable price. Those that say he's not worth 30 million, are not familiar with the market. DK and Tee Higgins have a similar skill set. I would say Tee Higgins is better than DK in the short to Intermediate game, but both excel as vertical threats. Difference there. Is that DK is elite. 30M is right on par for a top 15WR. If he was in that 1st tier, we would be talking about a number closer to 40M, which is what most expect Jamar Chase to get. We still desperately like difference makers. Had we sent Seattle our 2nd. And sweetened the deal just a tad, we could've been left with our sole focus on the defense for the draft. I hope Beane has something big in the works. And that I'm eating crow tomorrow.

Exactly how I feel. Groot gives T Edmund vibes. Ohh...he's young, he's going to bring out this year, and that year never comes. Now at an inflated salary. For those that say he could've gotten just as much, or even more on the open market. I don't dispute this, but dumb teams overpay all the time.

I love this extension. I know he's a bit undersized that leads to durability issues. That being said. A 4 year deal is short enough to get out of it, if we need to get out of it. I will also say that LBs, are only as good as the lines they play behind. I remember Ray Lewis looking absolutely washed, after the Ravens lost Sam Adam's and Tony Siragusa. Once they drafted Ngata, he was back to his all-time great self. Bernard is an extremely cerebral/instinctive player. Next step, beef up the dline.

I don't think they value him that high. If they did, they wouldn't of drafted Mitchell last year. They kind of have a log jam at WR, and have yet to extend him.

Don't get me wrong, I would love FK, but not if it hinders our chance to land Garrett. i wonder if the Colts would trade us Alec Pierce. Tall. Fast and young. He had over 800yds last year, with bad QB play. The Colts are already paying Pittman, and drafted AD Mitchell last year. Pierce is in the last year of his rookie deal. Same here. This has been one of Beane's biggest failures. Dline is the biggest. Followed by this. This is the time of year that you fantasize about these dream scenarios. For me, it's a wink wink deal with Berry for a post June 1st trade. We keep all our picks from this year, and spend a pick for DK, draff a big beefy DT, and a CB. Than June 1st, trade for Garrett.

Same here. This has been one of Beane's biggest failures. Dline is the biggest. Followed by this. This is the time of year that you fantasize about these dream scenarios. For me, it's a wink wink deal with Berry for a post June 1st trade. We keep all our picks from this year, and spend a pick for DK, draff a big beefy DT, and a CB. Than June 1st, trade for Garrett.

As much as I love DK, and have always thought him to be the exact type of weapon that Josh needs, the price seems a little steep in my opinion. We still desperately need to rebuild our Dline. If I'm the Bills, I'm calling Indy about Alec Pierce. He's going into the last year of his rookie deal, and is a tall field stretcher, who's potential hasn't been met. They also already paid Pittman, have Downs in the slot, and drafted AD Mitchell last year. Maybe we can get Pierce for like a 3rd, and maybe a little extra, or conditional second if he hits certain numbers.

Too injury prone.