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Bruffalo

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  1. 1 minute ago, Low Positive said:

    Gabe with better hands would be really good. The drops were the biggest problem. And for those calling him Kelvin Benjamin, if we could get Benjamin before he decided that he liked eating more than football then that is a 1,000 yard guy.

    That’s the kind of positive spin I want to see. Thanks.

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  2. 1 minute ago, MJS said:

    I agree with this, but I think I'm about even with McConkey or Franklin. Either will work for me.

     

    Heck, even if they take Mitchell, you love the upside. And that would mean they think they can manage the character and health concerns that come with him.

    I will quit my job and become Mitchell's personal glucose checker for a modest fee if you're out there Brandon Beane...

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  3. 8 minutes ago, Buffalo03 said:

    Sometimes I don't know how the callers even know how to pick up a phone

     

    Schopp: Let’s go to Mark in Lackawanna. Mark you're on the air

     

    Mark: Yeah, I just wanna say that I think Beane eats too much steak. He thinks about steak too much during the draft, it throws off his concentration and he makes dumb moves like trading out of the first round. He needs to stop eating steak. My wife is better than he is at his job. She said she would have taken a WR last night and I agree with her. And McDermott, all he does it clap. He needs to stop clapping. It's really annoying and the team will go nowhere because of it. He's a bum. He probably has ranch on his wings like a bum. Oh damn, I just lost a contact lense. We need to get rid of this guy. I will hang up and listen

    Too coherent. You need to add in "aaaannnnddd here's another thinnggg" "leeeemmmee tell you sumthin"

  4. 3 hours ago, Snappysnackcakes said:

    Mitchell has Type 1 diabetes and does not take good care of himself, diet-wise. He can be tough to handle in meetings and it’s a chore to make him practice hard. 

    When there's so much money invested into these guys I really wonder why  whatever NFL team wouldn't just hire a staff member who's only job is to make sure he's good. Seems like a good investment of 60k-70k

  5. 49 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

     

    Well...... in theory, drunk retirees in the middle of the day could have forgotten more football then most of us will ever know.......

    I've been listening to WGR on and off again since I was a kid, I have yet to see this theory play out in practice. 

     

    I'm not saying that it's impossible, but outliers aren't really important when you're talking about clear trends. 

     

    Football knowledge in the general public has skyrocketed in the last 20 years because of fantasy football and analytics. Guess which crowd isn't into either? 

  6. 2 minutes ago, Low Positive said:

    5th year options are usually meaningless. If the player is good enough to warrant it, teams usually will extend them before that. If they are not, they just decline it. The only time that it comes into play is when guys are on the line of being good enough, like Tua.

    5th option matters for QBs and arguably EDGE, but I agree with what you're saying generally. 

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  7. 12 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:

     

    My concern is good but not great. Someone said it yesterday, but the issue with the Bills is they have one elite player and a lot of good. The quality is not there outside of Josh.

    Diggs was a 5th round pick.

    Hill was a 5th round pick.

    Higgins was a 2nd.

    Metcalf was a 2nd.

     

    There's enough examples of "good" prospects becoming elite that I'm not too concerned with the top of the 2nd vs. the bottom of the first. It's a crapshoot, and doubling up could hedge our bets nicely. 

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  8. Just now, stevestojan said:

    Ok, now that I’ve had time to sleep in it, I hate the move to give KC the fastest man on earth even more than I did last night. Anyone but KC. WTF 

    Look at his advanced metrics and you'll feel a lot better.

     

    Tiny frame speedsters hardly ever work out. KC doesn't have a great track record drafting WRs early. Mitchell is barely slower than him and weighs 20 pounds more. 

  9. 2 minutes ago, Bleeding Bills Blue said:

     

    Depends what you can get from feeling out NE - they pick at 34.  But Franklin being one of their top 30 visits (and one of only 2 WRs they brought in) makes me think he will be our pick at 33 if he's the one we want from this group.  

    That might be even more likely. Take the same scenario I laid out but go Franklin/Mitchell/McConkey at 33, trade back in and get McConkey/Polk/Coleman, then go safety at 60.  Probably not DeJean but another top safety is likely there.  

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