Virgil

Let them do it to a team who needs a QB. Let two QBs go in the top 10 so that more people slide to us

I already put an offer how for someone to do it. Stay tuned....

The guy who used to crush it in Texas doesn’t really do them anymore I don’t think. I really don’t know anymore

Here was the logic. Last year, maybe because of the supply/demand, that’s what teams overpaid on average to move within the top 10. Also, when it was just straight up, we had almost too many, possibly unrealistic trades. I think people traded just for the sake of trading. Thanks, but in no way do I want that burden.

Nope. Nope. Nope. Burn the house. Burn the city. Change your name.

Alright everyone, we are done. I need a break. I’ll start the Mock 3.0 thread on Saturday sometime. I have to look up response times from the previous two drafts to see who gets dibs first on teams. For now, thank you and leave me alone ?

I think I’m off the Hock train. Well, I think the Bills are. They don’t usually draft guys they don’t spend pre-draft time with. I find their lack of meeting with him interesting I would like to get you started please

Yes, completely. But after last year, the bar is set pretty high. It’s been said before, but I’m happy we aren’t looking for a QB or drafting for desperate need

@JimKellyTryouts is on the clock

Please don’t forget you have two of the next three picks

Personally, I would only do it for Bosa or Allen. With how much McD rotates his line, I can’t justify that many picks @NewEra is up and we almost have this thing closed out!

If that were their plan, I don’t know why they would have signed Fitz. Rosen isn’t going to be on the bench unless he goes to the Giants

I think, like other teams are with QB’s, the Bills want to see what falls to them. If Allen falls to 5, would you rather trade up and get him or trade to get a Clark whom you also have to pay. Most of the player trades are available for 2nd rounders, Friday morning/afternoon could be an interesting day. I think Rosen could go sooner, but those QB teams may view him as plan B

With the 56th overall pick, the Baltimore Ravens select: Kelvin Harmon, WR, N.C. State As a deep threat, Harmon's size (6-3, 214 pounds) and speed stand out. But he is also a savvy route-runner and a tough, willing blocker GM - We couldn’t be happier to have Harmon fall to us. After an exodus at wide receiver, we found a guy who can not only get deep, but lay down a block in our new read option offense. It was tough to wait, but this selection validates our patience. The Eagles are now on the clock @Chemical

@RyanC883 on the clock for 2 picks

16-0

Why now? We will most likely re-sign Hughes and could very well re-sign Lawson? Why spend a top 10 pick on a guy that may not even start? I think he could be better than Lawson, but then what do you do with him? If he played edge and rotated with Lorax, okay. I just don’t see how it works for that high of a pick. But please educate me

Updated And again, if you can all use the proper format, it really helps me name, position, college with commas like that and all

***** punters man

For who?

Usually not an issue with them, I'm surprised

That’s my worst case scenario

Yours

Volunteers if @EmotionallyUnstableDoesn’t pick by 5:30?

It’s all you @BuffaloHokie13