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WTF that's not even the right TE to go first. Warren looks like a perfect prospect at TE, I don't get it.

My dream scenario: Saints or Browns trade back in to the first at 30 and give us a boatload of capital in the process.

Loving this run on O-Line... Keep it up please.

I don't get it, but okay. In my opinion he's not even the best WR in the draft.

Cheating?

One Fullback to the Jets please.

I guess not even Brady's influence can fix the Raiders. Good luck to him...

If he was going to the Chiefs that'd be fine, unlucky for him.

Patriots taking Campbell is great for the Bills. I'm not saying it's a bad pick either, but I don't see him being the difference maker to make the Pats viable against the Bills.

Sign me up, I'd be overjoyed with a move like that. Besides Golden and maybe Grant, there's no player I'm "sold" on. I'm actively rooting for the trade back if we can do it.

Carter is going to be a beast, it's probably the safest pick of the entire draft.

How can you be a Jax fan when you know they're actively trying to leave for London?

They're still going to get a top 5 pick and they probably just got a top 10 pick next season. Jersey sales will be fine.

Jags just gave away the damn farm, no player other than a QB is worth that much.

I was under the impression that every building in Green Bay is basically an AirBnB at this point.

Lil' Wayne living up to his name on stage there. Dude is tiny compared to everyone else on the stage, even the kids are about his size.

Hunter. Elite at two positions in college means double the chance to be successful at the NFL level.

The Chiefs would take him back today if they were offered a decent trade. Andy Reid is a great coach but he doesn't give two effs about character issues. The Chiefs have been filled with some of the easiest to hate players in the league.

Going with a WR is a hedge against Coleman not taking a step or Samuel not returning to form, and it's a smart one. I'm not saying I expect Coleman to not work out, but I'd certainly want a good contingency plan. Outside of Shakir and Palmer who do you have that you're sure is reliable? Samuel had a pretty awful season last year. Coleman started out great, and then burned out before the end of the season.

EDGE just doesn't feel like a position I'd expect the Bills to take in the first round of this draft, but maybe I'm naive here. CB-DT-WR just feels like the player would have way more impact immediately, based on (potential) snap count alone.

This is basically a dream draft scenario for me, but I don't see 2/3 top picks being offense. Golden alone would kind of make my draft. Him,Coleman, and Palmer would be a great 1-2-3 on the outside.

I kind of wish the NFL was like the NBA with alt jerseys that are drastically different. I'm all for the variety.

He's the best RB we've had since McCoy, but he was also the highest investment in terms of draft capital. He's very good, but unless he can be a 3-down back with good to great pass blocking, I don't see how you can pay him 15 mil a season when the Bills are up against the cap year over year to stay in that Superbowl window. Nothing against Cook though, go get your bag. If somebody else is willing to pay 15 after this season, more power to you. I don't think it's unreasonable to think the Bills could replace Cook's snaps with someone cheaper and get similar results.

My most recent experience in Ohio is going to a wedding in Sandusky where the entire groom's guestlist were Ohio state troopers and we were the only ones on the bride's side besides direct family that made the drive in. I've been to some bad weddings before but that one was one was miserable. Even the dancing was angry.

I've always wanted to go but then I remember that I've never had a good time visiting Ohio. It's a whole thing.