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34. Christian Watson WR North Dakota State 66. Coby Bryant CB Cincinnati 70. Jerome Ford RB Cincinnati 130. Kyle Philips WR UCLA 157. JT Woods S Baylor 168. JoJo Domann LB Nebraska 231. Zander Horvath RB Purdue

25: R1 P25 WR Christian Watson - North Dakota St 57: R2 P25 CB Coby Bryant - Cincinnati 89: R3 P25 RB Jerome Ford - Cincinnati 130: R4 P25 WR Skyy Moore - Western Michigan 168: R5 P25 CB Mario Goodrich - Clemson 185: R6 P6 G Chris Paul - Tulsa 203: R6 P24 LB Jeremiah Moon - Florida 231: R7 P10 RB Zander Horvath - Purdue

No trades on the draft network, not paying for it. Yes I drafted 2 RB's but I just couldn't pass him up in the 6th. So we got a new backfield 1a and 1b. You know what would really screw up the defense is if they both wore the same number.

Good article on Draft trade charts. https://www.google.com/amp/s/sports.yahoo.com/amphtml/the-chart-that-guides-nfl-draft-trades-has-a-glaring-flaw-it-isnt-very-good-134240503.html I especially like the comment about throwing darts (picks), if you have 12 darts and suck at drafting your still likely to hit on 5 or 6. Beane contributed to the article.

Mad trading as guys I wanted were falling I just kept trading back. Got allot of talent. This one is from NFL'S Mock Draft Database. And it is completely unrealistic, but fun. They may have to expand the roster after this. Buffalo Receives: 2022: Round 1, Pick 28 2022: Round 2, Pick 59 2022: Round 5, Pick 171 Green Bay Receives: 2022: Round 1, Pick 25 2022: Round 3, Pick 89 2023: Round 3 _________________________ Buffalo Receives: 2022: Round 2, Pick 35 2022: Round 4, Pick 111 2022: Round 4, Pick 117 New York Receives: 2022: Round 1, Pick 28 2022: Round 5, Pick 168 ___________________________ Buffalo Receives: 2022: Round 2, Pick 41 2022: Round 4, Pick 109 Seattle Receives: 2022: Round 2, Pick 35 ___________________________ Buffalo Receives: 2022: Round 3, Pick 70 2022: Round 4, Pick 106 Jacksonville Receives: 2022: Round 2, Pick 59 ____________________________ My Selections 41 Round: 2 Christian Watson WR | North Dakota State TRADE 57 Round: 2 Troy Andersen LB | Montana State 70 Round: 3 Cam Taylor-Britt CB | Nebraska TRADE 106 Round: 4 Jeremy Ruckert TE | Ohio State TRADE 109 Round: 4 JoJo Domann LB | Nebraska TRADE 111 Round: 4 Jerome Ford RB | Cincinnati TRADE 117 Round: 4 Kyle Philips WR | UCLA TRADE 130 Round: 4 Kalon Barnes CB | Baylor 171 Round: 5 Cade Mays IOL | Tennessee TRADE 185 Round: 6 Matt Araiza P | San Diego State 203 Round: 6 Jack Coan QB | Notre Dame 231 Round: 7 Zander Horvath RB | Purdue

Running back Zander Horvath, and NFL Draft hopeful, displayed his athleticism and versatility during an impressive performance at Purdue's Pro Day. And he didn't disappoint in front of the eyes of scouts representing 30 NFL Teams during the team's Pro Day on Tuesday. The 6-foot-3, 230-pound running back looked to showcase his versatility and athleticism, attributes he possesses in spades. Horvath, who is not projected as a high draft pick, will play any position to make an NFL roster when the time comes. "I'm completely open to everything," Horvath said. "I mean, even coming in here, I came in as a walk-on and had play special teams, fullback and running back. So I'm used to being all over, but it really depends on the team. think it might be a little bit of fullback, a little bit of running back. I think for me, because I'm not a top pick, special teams is going to be crucial." With the Boilermakers, Horvath ran the football, protected the quarterback in a spread offense and proved to be a reliable security blanket by showing great hands out of the backfield. 35.5 vertical. 10.8 broad jump. 31 reps of 225. Talk about a beast 4.57 40 in sub freezing temps. He's been compared to Mike Alstott, but I don't think I'd take it that far.

I see him as change the look of the offense kind of guy, H-back, FB, TE, big slot, and of course some HB, short yardage, goal line. I just wish we could see how he was as blocker. Goal line play where your in a heavy set and he's in one end of the line and leaks out to the end zone. You can get inventive with him. Troy Anderson has the same kinda qualities and he can play linebacker and some gadget QB plays. Watch his film and you'll see what I mean. Just something to think about.

When you watch Zander's film he looks like a man beating up on boys. He could've probably played in any era of football. He may have not tested well or all that other bull####, he can just play football he has this will to him

25. Trent McDuffie CB Washington 57. Jahan Dotson WR Penn State 89. Jerome Ford RB Cincinnati 130. Jelani Woods TE Virginia 168. Kyle Philips WR UCLA 185. Akayleb Evans CB Missouri 203. Jack Coan QB Notre Dame 231. Zander Horvath RB Purdue

Well thought out and written, thx for taking the time.

25: R1 P25 WR Christian Watson - North Dakota State 57: R2 P25 CB Coby Bryant - Cincinnati 89: R3 P25 LB Troy Andersen - Montana State 130: R4 P25 RB James Cook - Georgia 168: R5 P25 WR Kyle Philips - UCLA 185: R6 P6 CB Jaylen Watson - Washington State 203: R6 P24 G Cade Mays - Tennessee 231: R7 P10 FB Zander Horvath - Purdue

This is the " I reached draft " using picks to add players who i think can make us better this year and beyond. 25. Christian Watson WR, we just don't have anyone on the roster with his length and speed. He adds another dimension to the O. Beane want to add speed and he has it. 57. Coby Bryant CB, he's got the athletic abilities to do really well on our D. We just need one of those basketball hoops for the sidelines. 89. Kyle Philips WR, great routes, quick more than fast with a little more size than or last slot. 130. Jerome Ford RB, 4.46 speed with size. 168. Zyon McCollum CB, he's got what you want, needs coaching and playing time. 185. Cade Mays IOL, backup for both guards and RT. LT in a pinch. 203. Alec Lindstrom IOL, developmental C. 231. Zander Horvath RB, he can be used all over the place. Plus I just think he's a badass.

25 Round: 1 Kaiir Elam CB | Florida 57 Round: 2 Breece Hall RB | Iowa State 89 Round: 3 Jeremy Ruckert TE | Ohio State 130 Round: 4 Kyle Philips WR | UCLA 168 Round: 5 Kalon Barnes CB | Baylor 185 Round: 6 Cade Mays IOL | Tennessee 203 Round: 6 Jack Coan QB | Notre Dame 231 Round: 7 Jordan Stout P | Penn State

Traded this year's 1&4 and next year's 1&4 to get Gardner. Then traded 168 & 203 to get Philips. 11. Ahmad Gardner CB Cincinnati. starter next 4 years 57. Troy Andersen LB Montana State. back up to Edmonds, trick plays, short yardage, ST. Imagine him barreling down the field as a gunner. They might find some pellets on the field after that. 89. Jerome Ford RB Cincinnati. 5' 10 1/2" 210 lbs, 4.46 at combine gets North quick, cuts without losing speed. Can catch but limited route tree. 160. Kyle Philips WR UCLA. new slot by mid season, excellent routes, quick more than fast. 185. Thayer Munford OG Ohio State. backup G/T first season while he developes. 231. Jaylen Watson CB Washington State. developmental with size and length, could be tried at safety see what sticks.

25: R1 P25 CB Kaiir Elam - Florida 57: R2 P25 LB Quay Walker - Georgia 89: R3 P25 RB Breece Hall - Iowa State 130: R4 P25 DL Zachary Carter - Florida 168: R5 P25 WR Kyle Philips - UCLA 185: R6 P6 CB Ja'Quan McMillian - East Carolina 203: R6 P24 G Cade Mays - Tennessee 231: R7 P10 S Yusuf Corker - Kentucky

On first-pick which is less than reliable. I traded this year's 1,3,5 and next year's 1 to move up for Gardner. Round 1 Pick 6 (CAR): Ahmad Gardner, CB, Cincinnati (A) Round 2 Pick 25: Christian Watson, WR, North Dakota State (A) Round 4 Pick 25: Tariq Woolen, CB, UTSA (A+) Round 6 Pick 6: Jerome Ford, RB, Cincinnati (A+) Round 6 Pick 24: Jeremiah Gemmel, ILB/OLB, North Carolina (A+) Round 7 Pick 10: Andrew Stueber, OT/OG, Michigan (A+)

Buffalo Receives: 2022: Round 1, Pick 23 Arizona Receives: 2022: Round 1, Pick 25 2022: Round 5, Pick 168 Buffalo Receives: 2022: Round 5, Pick 154 Philadelphia Receives: 2022: Round 6, Pick 185 2022: Round 7, Pick 231 My Selections 23 Round: 1 Trent McDuffie CB | Washington TRADE 57 Round: 2 Breece Hall RB | Iowa State 89 Round: 3 Troy Andersen LB | Montana State 130 Round: 4 Tyquan Thornton WR | Baylor 154 Round: 5 Kyle Philips WR | UCLA TRADE 203 Round: 6 Kalon Barnes CB | Baylor

Traded back twice early adding extra picks in rounds 3,4, and 5 while still getting Booth. 32. Andrew Booth CB. 57. Troy Anderson LB. 66. Cam Taylor-Britt CB. 89. Kyle Philips WR/S. 121. Romeo Doubs WR. 130. JT Woods S. 168. Joshua Ezeudu G. 177. Hassan Haskins RB. 185. Chris Paul T/G. 203. Matt Araiza P. 231. Jack Coan QB. A lotta picks, but competition everywhere. I hate this merging *****. Traded up in the 4th with the second 6th to snag Woods. 25. Kaiir Elam CB Florida 57. Skyy Moore WR Western Michigan 89. Coby Bryant CB Cincinnati 126. Jelani Woods TE Virginia 168. Hassan Haskins RB Michigan 185. Thayer Munford OG Ohio State 231. Jack Coan QB Notre Dame

The way the players are falling is changing, after the second round all the top CB's are gone. 25: R1 P25 WR Jahan Dotson - Penn State 57: R2 P25 RB Breece Hall - Iowa State 89: R3 P25 LB Troy Andersen - Montana State 130: R4 P25 CB Jaylen Watson - Washington State 168: R5 P25 LB Brian Asamoah - Oklahoma 185: R6 P6 WR Kyle Philips - UCLA 203: R6 P24 G Andrew Stueber - Michigan 231: R7 P10 P Matt Araiza - San Diego State

Hall would be ideal, he finds a seam and goes. There are others later in the draft with some size and speed who don't dance so much. 5 days to go.

Well I know we can't pay bradberry, toney is borderline injury prone. I don't think they're gonna wanna pay Edmonds. Also after watching Walker again he reminds me of a little heavier singletary North, East, West, North, West, East. Instead of East or West and then north, North, North. 25 Round: 1 Kaiir Elam CB | Florida 57 Round: 2 Trey McBride TE | Colorado State 89 Round: 3 Leo Chenal LB | Wisconsin 130 Round: 4 Tyquan Thornton WR | Baylor 168 Round: 5 Kyle Philips WR | UCLA 185 Round: 6 Kalon Barnes CB | Baylor 203 Round: 6 Obinna Eze OT | TCU 231 Round: 7 Zander Horvath RB | Purdue

39. Christian Watson WR North Dakota State 48. David Ojabo EDGE Michigan 57. Troy Andersen LB Montana State 89. Martin Emerson CB Mississippi State 168. Kyle Philips WR UCLA 185. Hassan Haskins RB Michigan 203. Kalon Barnes CB Baylor 231. Logan Bruss T Wisconsin