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  1. 1 hour ago, CSBill said:

    I like him him, but not sure of wanting him in the 2nd--I would much prefer a RB (if one of the top fie are still there).

     

    Do you think we would be available in the 3rd?

     

    I don't think he will be available in the 3rd for us, he is one of 58 prospects invited to attend the draft virtually so I'm thinking there is significant interest in him around the league.

     

    I wouldn't want him in the 2nd either, he shot so far up the rankings because of his combine but I don't think his game speed is represented by his 40 time - for example his 40 was better than Brandon Aiyuk's but Aiyuk looks so much faster on the field. He also didn't do much until his senior year which is concerning.

     

     

  2. 1 hour ago, Doc Brown said:

    I could be wrong but I'm guessing it's unusual for a team to draft a RB in the first three rounds two years in a row.  I don't think Beane will trade up for or reach for a RB in the 2nd or 3rd.  Maybe will take one if one high on their radar slips to them.  There's a lot of FA RB's still out there and we still have Yeldon.  Plus, who knows what they think of Wade.  I would love if they drafted Dobbins in the 2nd round though if he somehow slips.


    Yes, that is a good point, it is quite rare. All I can think of is Patriots took Sony Michel round 1 in 2018 and then Damien Harris in round 3 last year, just before we took Dawson Knox hehe. 
     

    The Rams took Darrell Henderson in round 3 last year and I could see them going RB early again this year. They’ve been heavily scouting RBs.

     

    Gotta just trust the Bills’ RB scouting after stealing Singletary last year, I have faith we’ll get an upgrade at RB2 and Yeldon will be riding the pine again.

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  3. I feel like a lot of the O-line guys they are interviewing are available later in the draft - Robert Hunt, Cameron Clark, John Simpson, Prince Tega Wanogho. I could be wrong but I don’t think I’ve seen any of them mocked in round 2.

     

    Also, don’t expect any Tight Ends picked, it’s an awful draft for them and we doubled down last year on Knox/Sweeney. Bills have barely had any interviews for TE.  
     

    My feeling is we go CB/S with our first pick, someone good could fall into our laps at 54, Kyle Dugger anyone? I’d rather RB myself but just don’t think that happens in RD 2.

  4. 12 minutes ago, Johnny Hammersticks said:

    I would love to add Carlos Hyde to the RB room.  I think he would be a great compliment to Singletary, and I’d like to see Motor average at least 20-25 touches per game.  

     

    That said, if Swift, Taylor or Dobbins are there at 54 I think Beane would have to strongly consider them.  Regardless, I think they’ll draft a RB somewhere...doesn’t need to be with our 2nd rounder.

     

    I like Carlos Hyde as a backup plan if they don't get the RB they want in the draft. But how much will he cost? Latavius Murray got 4 years for 14M last off season to backup Kamara.

  5. 12 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

     

    Singletary was amazing last year, particularly down the stretch.

     

    There's no reason TJ Yeldon can't do what Gore did last year.

     

    Running back is way down my list of Bills' needs this draft. 

     

    Grab a body in the 5th or 6th round. 

     

    Spending an early pick when we have Singletary and Yeldon as a decent backup who can catch the ball doesn't make any sense. 

     


    I like Yeldon but I think Beane knows that we are in trouble if Singletary gets hurt. TJ is more of a third down specialist because he has reliable hands. They need to add another RB. 

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  6. 3 hours ago, OldTimer1960 said:

    Before a team spends even a late 3rd or even 4th round pick on him, they need to figure out why his college coaches only game him 77 total touches from the LOS in 2 full seasons.  If he is truly the dynamic play maker that his athletic ability suggests, wouldn't his coaches found ways to get the ball into his hands far more often?  

     

    For contrast, Wisconsin gave Jonathan Taylor 346 combined rushes and catches just this past season.

     

    Maybe there is a very good reason that Gibson's coaches didn't use him much more often, but I think a team has to understand the answer before investing in him.


    He’s similar to Tony Pollard last year, both look awesome when they get the ball but they got very few touches at Memphis. I feel like Antonio Gibson is getting more interest this year so we’d probably have to use a 3rd on him which is too much, would prefer to grab him in round 4. 

  7. Here is a list of the 58 prospects invited to attend this year's virtual draft, usually an indication that there is significant interest in them:

     

    A.J. Epenesa, Iowa DE
    A.J. Terrell, Clemson CB
    Andrew Thomas, Georgia OT
    Antoine Winfield Jr., Minnesota S
    Austin Jackson, USC OT
    Brandon Aiyuk, Arizona State WR
    C.J. Henderson, Florida CB
    CeeDee Lamb, Oklahoma WR
    Cesar Ruiz, Michigan G
    Chase Claypool, Notre Dame WR 
    Chase Young, Ohio State EDGE
    Cole Kmet, Notre Dame TE
    D'Andre Swift, Georgia RB
    Denzel Mims, Baylor WR
    Derrick Brown, Auburn DL
    Ezra Cleveland, Boise State OT
    Grant Delpit, LSU S
    Henry Ruggs III, Alabama WR
    Isaiah Simmons, Clemson LB
    J.K. Dobbins, Ohio State RB
    Jacob Eason, Washington QB
    Jake Fromm, Georgia QB
    Jalen Hurts, Oklahoma QB
    Jalen Reagor, TCU WR
    Javon Kinlaw, South Carolina DL
    Jaylon Johnson, Utah CB
    Jedrick Wills, Alabama OT
    Jeffrey Okudah, Ohio State CB
    Jerry Jeudy, Alabama WR
    Joe Burrow, LSU QB
    Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin RB
    Jordan Love, Utah St. QB
    Josh Jones, Houston OT
    Josh Uche, Michigan LB
    Julian Okwara, Notre Dame EDGE
    Justin Herbert, Oregon QB
    Justin Jefferson, LSU WR
    Justin Madubuike, Texas A&M DT
    K'Lavon Chaisson, LSU EDGE
    Kenneth Murray, Oklahoma LB
    Kristian Fulton, LSU CB
    Laviska Shenault, Colorado WR
    Lloyd Cushenberry, LSU G
    Mekhi Becton, Louisville OT
    Neville Gallimore, Oklahoma DT
    Noah Igbinoghene, Auburn CB
    Patrick Queen, LSU LB
    Prince Tega Wanogho, Auburn OT
    Ross Blacklock, TCU DT
    Tee Higgins, Clemson WR
    Terrell Lewis, Alabama EDGE
    Thaddeus Moss, LSU TE
    Tristan Wirfs, Iowa OT
    Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama QB
    Xavier McKinney, Alabama S
    Yetur Gross-Matos, Penn State EDGE

     

     

    Missing - Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Cam Akers, Michael Pittman Jr.

     

    Thaddeus Moss is also a surprise invite considering he is most likely a day 3 pick, Jalen Hurts is also listed and I expect him to go a lot higher than projected.

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  8. 23 minutes ago, Gambit said:

    I need Beane to work his magic so AJ Dillon falls to us. He is going to be a monster in this league. 


    I’d prefer taking Dillon in the third as opposed to one of the top five RBs falling to us in the second - Dobbins, Taylor, Swift, CEH, Akers. 
     

    I agree that Dillon isn’t getting the hype he deserves. I like the tape, solid lateral movement for a guy his size, combine numbers were fantastic, he looked good catching the ball at the combine, and just his size is impressive. His vertical number of 41” is also insane, that’s usually a good sign of an explosive running back. 

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