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I think if we do trade up, it'll be for a cornerback (Trent McDuffie specifically). We've already invested 1st and 2nd round picks in Epenesa, Rousseau, and Basham and now a big contract with Von Miller.

The longer we wait, the more likely it is that we will get an older free agent cornerback to settle for a bargain contract. I think Haden and Rhodes could also be in the conversation. Even if we do land one of them, we still need to take a cb in the early rounds of the draft.

Cornerback really stands out as their #1 need by far. Distant 2nd is outside receiver with speed. 3rd is offensive line depth. Doyle is our only backup tackle and Cody Ford will likely be cut/traded (unless Kromer can salvage his career)

I'm pretty sure Adam Schefter gets all his football news from TikToks on GolfDigest.

I heard his salary is the reason we can't get a dome

I eat my nachos too loud to hear them anyway...

This draft class is a lot deeper at receiver than cornerback and if we get Booth at #25 (if we don't trade up) there will still be dynamic players like Jahan Dotson, Skyy Moore, and Christian Watson available in the second. If Breece Hall falls to us in the 2nd, I think he's too good to pass up.

Tape over those Losman jerseys, people!

Honestly I really like having weird jersey numbers on defense because it could cause a slight processing delay in a qb who has played football for years expecting to see certain numbers on players downfield. I would have them swap jerseys after every play if I could.

If we move up in the draft, my guess is that it's for Trent McDuffie. It's time to pair Tre with another great cornerback instead of a revolving door of replacement-level talent.

I would prefer to get the top cornerback available at #25 since it's a more critical need, but if Jahan Dotson is available he's too good to pass up.

Teams like the Titans, Colts, Ravens, and Browns have been able to run dominantly because defenses have shifted to smaller defensive tackles to get more of a pass-rush in a qb-driven league.

I would say Micah Parsons. DROY 13 Sacks Still 3 years on his rookie deal Cap hit under $4 Million

I believe that if the Bills want to set a standard for excellence on and off the field then they should not sign any players charged for domestic violence. I didn't like the idea of re-signing Dodson either, but I think the front office predicted that there wouldn't be much negative press over a guy at the bottom of the roster.

I think that is why the Bills took Hamlin last draft. He got very limited playing time so it's hard to tell how far along he is in his development. Safety is a crutial position in this defense, but if Beane got Poyer and Hyde for reasonable contracts back then, he can do it again now that Buffalo is a premier destination. I would prefer to spend our top draft picks on cb, wr, and og since we've had the most losses at those positions.

Me too, but neither of us is worth that...

Honestly, I think Zach Wilson has a better chance of breaking out this year than Tua. I have seen him play live multiple times and he reminds me of a less athletic Kaepernick. Runs everything out of fake read-option and only reads half the field.

A cap hit of 3 Million is too much for a pure special teamer. I would rather let Matakevich go and draft a linebacker with upside like Chad Muma or Troy Anderson in the mid rounds.

Defensive coordinators will play Hill completely differently now that he's in Miami. They gave him 10 yards of cushion because of Mahomes' ability to hit him deep. Now with Tua throwing him the ball, cornerbacks can afford to be more aggressive and try to take away the underneath routes. Miami will try to be creative in their play calls to get Hill the ball, but he'll essentially be a gadget slot receiver and probably will be held to under 1,000 yards.

It was already our #1 need. The Dolphins have a ridiculous wr group now: Tyreek Hill Devante Parker Jaylen Waddle Will Fuller Gesicki at TE

Even though he is now in our division, I think this is good for the Bills. The Chiefs are our main rival in the AFC and they lost the focal point of their offense. He's traded to a team with a qb who can't throw deep. We've played against Tyreek twice a season anyway.

Chiefs are trading six-time Pro-Bowl WR Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins for five draft picks: a 2022 1st-round pick (No. 29), a 2nd-round pick (No. 50) and a 4th-round pick, as well as 4th- and 6th-round picks in the 2023 draft, sources tell ESPN

Financially he'd be better off in Miami considering there's no state income tax. NY would be better for endorsements, but considering Hill's past of assaulting women and children, I don't think most businesses would want him as a spokesman.

Send him to the Packers to appease Rogers and keep him out of the AFC!