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3 hours ago, BigAl2526 said:
I'm 5'9 and have bigger hands than Troy Franklin (9 inch span versus 8 5/8).
Has he had drop problems in college though? If he has, that would be a big red flag with how hard Josh throws
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So if we’re around $6m under the cap now. This + the $10m from Trey on 6.1 could prob pay for the safety who’s visiting, Clowney and our draft picks.
#28 wr, 2nd or 4th on a center and the rest for depth and we’re golden
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He was sick (as in unhealthy) at the combine which led to his bad performance. At his pro day he was back up 8 pounds, to 186. He has height and speed and if the bills think he’s worth #28 I’m in.
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Me also, trading up from the 60s should get you one of McConkey, leggette or that guy who ran a 4.21.
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Yep - this appears to be a no brainer signing if not cost prohibitive. His analytics for coverage skills and tackling are elite. If he’s $5m year you could structure it so it’s 2024 cap friendly: 5 years $20m, $10m singing bonus with salaries of $1.5m for each of the first 3 years and $5.5m in year 4. This way the cap hit would be $4m for first 3 years and $8m in year 4 (dead cap of $2.5m if you cut him before year 4). No brainer
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1 hour ago, ScorpionZero said:
Ok before you skip past because of trades I made these myself, not the computer generated ones. I only made realistic ones. If you don't think so, correct me.
First of all I traded back because of value, without AD being there I didn't see anyone worth 28 at this point, and for the record I see AD as a WR1 in time.
I went back to 33 and 65 to pick up 101 as I think late third to fifth is the meat of the draft, when 33 came Nubin was available at 41 so I played the value card and found a trade picking up 38 and 106. Value seemed right at that point and began drafting, always looking at need/BPA. Let me know.
Trade Recap
Buffalo Receives:
2024: Round 2, Pick 33
2024: Round 3, Pick 65
2024: Round 4, Pick 101
Carolina Receives:
2024: Round 1, Pick 28
2024: Round 2, Pick 60
Buffalo Receives:
2024: Round 2, Pick 38
2024: Round 4, Pick 106
Tennessee Receives:
2024: Round 2, Pick 33
My Selections
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Tyler Nubin who can argue with this
S | Minnesota
TRADE
65
Adisa Isaac BPA/need designated pass rusher
EDGE | Penn State
TRADE
101
Devontez Walker deep threat/different type of receiver.
WR | North Carolina
TRADE
106
Cole Bishop outstanding value, pairs up nicely with Nubin.
S | Utah
TRADE
128
Ben Sinnott all around tight end, save cap space next season letting Knox go. Improved running game in 12/13 personnel. Also reminds me of Wychek/Clark
TE | Kansas State
134
Javon Baker different type of receiver, talented had upside.
WR | UCF
144
DeWayne Carter fits in rotation
DL | Duke
160
Javon Solomon Small School, talented, possible steal.
EDGE | Troy
163
Nehemiah Pritchett size, skill in zone defense
CB | Auburn
196
Isaac Guerendo 6' 220lbs with 4.33 long speed, can't do worse.
RB | Louisville
200
Dwight McGlothern another corner made for zone.
CB | Arkansas
204
Hunter Nourzad well coached, G/C prospect.
IOL | Penn State
248
Fabien Lovett size/experience based traits.
DL | Florida State
Tell me what you think.
I think all the trades looks reasonable but I don’t like the strategy. Buffalo needs quality not quantity, so I see them trading up at least once, maybe twice in rd’s 1-4 and end up drafting 7-8 players. No need to use 11 of picks cuz only roster space probably for 5-6 draftees. I’d be interested in your draft trading up two to three times, as that’s what beane has historically done
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Thomas wr 22 (Trade up)
sweat DL 52 (trade up)
Beaux limmer OC 123 trade up
Oladapo S 169 trade up
eichenburg LB 204
gabriel Murphy edge 248
Reasonable trades and 11 picks turned into 6, but there’s no way we have room in our roster for 11 picks. In this draft we get our top wr, a top dl, one of the best centers, a very good safety and a good LB. Full disclosure, I have no idea about Murphy
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29 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:
All that Tre money is allocated to the draftees.
$$ needed for draft picks typically is $3-$4 million. Remember top 52, or so, only count towards the cap
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29 minutes ago, GASabresIUFan said:
My anger is about spending limited cap $ on a redundant asset. Had he spent $8 mill on a boundary receiver who could stretch the field, I might be disappointed we weren’t going young, but I’d be glad we filled an obvious roster hole.
Samuel is also not as good as the people here think he is.
Please do elaborate
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1 hour ago, appoo said:
That's a good one but McConkey play the outside more naturally - and would be an excellent late RD1 pick up
i'm a big proponent of McConkey but don;t think they're taking him. Wasn't someoen they et with at the combine, though they did meet with him at the sniron bowl, Let's see if they bring him in for a 30 visit
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1 hour ago, JakeFrommStateFarm said:
This sounds like a glorified Harty signing to me
then do some more research
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1 hour ago, SydneyBillsFan said:
Question for the draft geeks:
- In your opinion, which one of the top WR in the draft most closely resembles Samuels abilities and strengths?
McConkey
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11 minutes ago, ndirish1978 said:
It would be nice to have if we were a team with cap space, but we aren't. Taylor Rapp is our only starting safety and I don't even like him that much. Why are we spending money on rotational players when there is a gaping hole at S?
Cuz all Dlman are rotational players and are elite. There are 15+ safeties still without deals that were starters last year. If Arik was signed you'd go WR 28 and safety at 60 who would likely start. If your patient, you'll probably as get a good safety at a bargain price. I wouldn't have signed Rapp so early
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21 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
he’s better than both playersDoes it make sense to acquire the Niners franchise playoff sack leader? How about a player that actually sacked Mahomes? We can’t even pressure the guy
How about a 4 time team captain and 4 time Walter Payton Man of the Year Nominee?
Good Lord people. WAKE UP.
When a player of this calibur has interest in playing for your team, you try to sign him
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4 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:
Why do you feel you have special insight that the entirety of "national media" doesn't have?
Why is the fact that the Bills have inexperienced young/energetic (according to the "media"--would that be "the national media"? lol) a benefit?
Elam made "a" big play. Otherwise, it seems McD thinks little of this kid. Milano tore his ACL and broke his leg. What in your experience allows you to conclude that combination of injuries "does not linger"?
According to Beane and McD, milano broke his leg but had not ligament damage
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Duffs at 9:30am interesting. Rather see that $ spent on a wr (Mike Williams anyone?) with a dl drafted at 60 or in the 4th to complement Oliver and Daquan
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5 hours ago, JakeFrommStateFarm said:
Does this mean Elam is starting now ?
Douglas and #47, no?
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I predict a taron extension freeing up cap
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4 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:
The Bills don't need a Gabe replacement. They need a better player than Gabe and that's what the draft should provide. But I think Mack Hollins is very Gabe-like in many regards. Including being a bit of a weirdo.
Gabe replacement comes at #28 or earlier with a trade up
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Looks to me like kj’s stats last year were worse than 2021 and 2022
1 hour ago, Niagara Dude said:Wishful thinking , wr position has been in decline for past 2 seasons and it has reflected with how we see the Bills play
Bit on a 1st rd wr and that changes quickly
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We cut him so glad for him that he found a place to play
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3 minutes ago, FLFan said:
Maybe so, but they were not NFL good for several years. The Bills need a FS and are going to need to sign someone. It is very disappointing that they are dragging their feet on this one, but I am sure thee is a plan.
All true - there are a lot of UFA safeties - I’m sure Beane will sign one but isn’t paying a lot. Otherwise he would have kept poyer at $6m
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7 minutes ago, Logic said:
Bums me out.
He and Geno Stone were my favorite safety targets, and both are off the market.
The Cover 1 guys liked Alohi Gilman, but he's off the market, too.
I still expect the Bills to sign a safety, but the longer they go without doing so, the more I begin to suspect that a high draft pick may be used on one, and that Rapp may actually start at SS.
Huh.Good safeties can be found late in the draft. Hyde and poyer, for instance, were both late rd picks I believe
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But why if we sign the S visiting today? Would we still pick DeJean and have Rapp as the backup safety?