Lost

I woulda rather ran our RB room back with Cook/Ty Johnson and using that 4th rd pick on another WR. As it is it seems like we're putting an awful lot of stock into Coleman devolping into a #1 receiver this season and Shakir into a number 2. Id like a little more insurance than that.

All beane had to do was take another WR mid round receiver this year and we wouldnt be having this conversation. For how long guys like Troy Franklin were sitting out there, Its like they deliberately made this a reset year when they didnt have to.

Just feels like a ton of missed opportunities this draft with how many receivers we looked right past. What if Coleman flops and next years WR class is kinda awful like 2023s?

Fair point

I got u covered.

Day 3 draft champions!

Tez Walker coming up for the Bills. Do they move up to grab Franklin before he's gone? Don't know why we're sitting on so many day 3 picks.

Someone needs to lace Beanes coffee with cocaine next year. This has been the most melancholy draft I can remember. Accumulating day 3 picks to fill out the roster with special teamers. He had plenty of ammo to move around in round 2 but hasn't.

Hopefully that potion is called Troy Franklin

Curious...Do u guys like Coleman over Worthy?

Big slot. Dont we already have that in Kincaid? Beane loves redundancy

Bills only better be trading back if they are 100% certain no other team is going to go after the receiver they are targeting. Way to big a gamble and miss out and have to go into the season with maybe the worst WR group in the NFL.

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Only option 4 seems reasonable to me. If we somehow go out of the first 2 rounds without a WR in a class that's 1)the deepest its been at the position in recent years, and 2) The absolute biggest positional need on the team in recent years, it just feels like a massive failure. Trading for another vet just makes me think getting rid of Diggs was a costly mistake

The worry is that we replace Gabe Davis with...Gabe Davis or worse, another slot guy. The WRs who have slipped to rd 2 did so for a reason. And then we possibly will be trading picks to replace a top 10 receiver with a more expensive vet for the ultimately the same production, all the while still paying Diggs' salary. It makes me a little uneasy that we're going into day 2 of the draft with a bottom 3 receiving unit. The end result may work out okay but the process is a bit weird at times. Some Examples - Giving Justin Jefferson to Minnesota to get Diggs only to hear rumors recently of maybe the Bills trying to trade for Jefferson. We coulda had the dude on a rookie contract this whole time. - Signing Dawson Knox to a huge contract and then drafting a TE the following season. - Releasing Isiah McKenzie and then singing his equivalent replacement for 3 times the price.

Far more unlikely to hit on a premium late round pick than it is 1st. That's like planning your financial future "knowing" you're gonna hit the lottery.

We're gonna end up going into 2024 with Josh Allen and a bunch of JAGs. I'm pretty salty we didn't make a move for one of the top 4 WRs. As unrealistic as it may have been to land someone like Odunze, Brian Thomas certainly wasn't out of reach.

I just don't like the idea of trading for a big name vet. We're paying several million for a top 10 receiver to not play for us next year, then we're going to trade away draft capital for another top 15 vet and pay them more than we were paying Diggs. Just doesn't add up IMO.

Mitchell is probably the only way to salvage this nightmare of a draft at this point.

I stand by my statement. But I feel really reassured knowing that Beane will have this team fully stocked with Special Teamers and no starting WR.

Beane has fumbled this draft

So 25% inflation for QBs 50% inflation for receivers.

I don't care what it takes. Get it done. If the Bills don't, the Chiefs are sitting there ready to pounce.

The Bills will never win a SB under this regime if they pass on BTJ at 28.