Chaos

Patriots

Seahawks or any one else

"just pull a name out of a hat strategy, someones gotta stick"

I think the games after game 8 were very skewed by a UCL injury to a key player. Those are the ones to toss as an aberation.

Other than Red Zone, where are the Bills going to get better production on offense? Real question.

I would not mind them trading back and getting extra picks. But I have to admit its a bit weird to be thinking "this is a bad draft, so what I want are more worse picks". If their are actually five all-pros and 10 probowlers in a "bad draft". Trade up and get one of those guys seems more rational.

I have Washington listed in my OP as one among the choices I expect. My reply on guard was simply a reply to a question regarding that position. I don't think they would take a guard ahead of Washington.

Tilt your head to the side. Much less disgusting experience. Torrence or Avila, along with McGovern will greatly improve the Bills line. I am lately pretty stuck on the idea that redzone performance improvement is the primary thing the Bills need on offense, because I think the Bills already have shown to be the dominant offense between the 20's. Torrence or Avila would help improve Red Zone performance. The Bills really don't need "field stretchers" or "chain movers". We are already punt fewer than any team in the NFL. The Bills do have room for improvment in the redzone, and will benefit from better protection of Allen. Olinemen at any position should help with both fo those things.

My estimate is he will be gone. If he is not gone I would make him tied with Mayer on the list.

ESPN has 24 players in play for the Bills at #27. None of whom are Jack Campbell or Drew Sanders. They are clearly not monitoring TBD.

This is what ESPN's simulator thinks about pick 27. Green X's above my speculated players in the OP.

Anything is possible. Maybe Jalen Carter drops to 27.

Doesn't matter where any of those were picked. In this particular draft there are two consensus first round TE picks. That is extremely rare.

I like the ESPN simulator:

Seems like you should move to an NFL like point system (6.5 etc. ) it is a bit incoherent to rank consensus top five players as "second rounders".

It was I think they will do. Convinced offense with the first pick and BPA at a position of need with the second pick. If Bergeron or Tippman are there at 59, it is very likley they are the BPA ahead of any defense needs.

We will know in a few days if his t-rex arms cause him to drop or not.

I think we go offense with both picks. Any of the five I listed (except Wright) plus Tippman or Bergeron would be transformational for the offense.

Solid chance one of those two is available at 59.

Because Travis Kelce showcased that position as the dominant non-QB offensive player in the playoffs last year.

During the regular season, the Bills were easily the best non-Redzone offense. They punted considerably fewer times than anyone else. The Bills were short of top tier in Red Zone offense (imo mainly mentally deficient OC work). But the player that moves the dial the most in the red zone, is the player that will have the biggest impact on the offense. Do you think there is any playcalling decisions made based on the talent on the roster?

Kincaid is more WR than TE. Kind of like the early good version of Jimmy Graham.

Bills don't seem troubled by taking players without prototype measurements. I am not saying I would pick Flowers. This is what I think the Bills will do though.

You are free to disagree. It is a partially free country.