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Agree that this season for the WRs will be about whether Coleman develops. I assume that Palmer will be one of the two boundary WRs, but I am not sure he can be counted on to be that given his role and prior production with the Chargers. I have doubts that Coleman can be a #1 WR (or even a #2), but we will see. Shakir is great and I expect Samuels to be more effective this year. The question marks are the #1 and #2 WRs.

Do Ogunjobi and Hoecht have to be on the final roster at the end of training camp/pre-season before their suspension begins?

Rapp and Bishop seem to be much more strong safety types, not particularly close to even hybrid.

I don't understand the lack of attention to our free safety position. I don't think we have a true free safety on the roster. Maybe signing Justin Simmons after the draft?

The Bills don't seem like the type of organization that would tell multiple players that they will select them if they are there in the first round, so I do mostly believe Williams. Would have been an interesting draft if it had worked out this way because a bunch of the CB prospects were available in the second round (and generally drafted later than expected). Maybe would not have needed to trade up.

Xavier Watts would be a great pick in the 4th round if still there.

Interesting stuff about his immaturity and attitude. Doesn't really sound like a typical pick by the Bills. Must think they can get him to do what is needed.

Don't like the pick or the trade up. Really bad value and overpay.

I know we need one or more DTs, but it seems like there is some value with the remaining DEs.

If Grant, Harmon and Nolen were taken before we picked in the first round, I was hoping we would draft Williams. It didn't work out this way, so we will end up with a DT prospect that is less recognized. The way the draft unfolded, I think taking Williams and then taking a CB could have worked out well since a number of highly rated CBs would have been available in the second round, but we are where we are.

Interesting how the Bills keep a tight ship about who they like and draft plans. Maybe they would have drafted one of the top DTs if available, but very few mocks had them taking Hairston. Bills have a big need at DT, particularly with Ogunjobi out for the first six games and Carter disappointing last season. Not sure any of the DTs left will be plug and play, but whoever they draft will need to be able to be at least a rotational player this season given our lack of depth. I am not optimistic.

That was a killer. Top DTs are off the board. Total bummer night.

Starks would have been a value pick were drafted and would have filled our big hole at FS. I think Green must be off our draft board for off field issues.

Wonder if Atlanta is trading up for Starks (UGA).

Wanted Grant or Harmon. Very disappointing.