Billz4ever

Besides being a heck of a talent, he's just a heck of a guy and I really feel bad he's been on this team since 2018 and he been having to work with a poor OL and not many real weapons, while the D has been prioritized at his expense.

Not quite sure he's worth a first rounder. Jeudy and the second of their two 3rd rounders is more of what I'd be looking for there.

Along with Bijan Robinson, he's another guy I'd be very surprised to see fall to us. He's considered possibly the best WR available in the draft amongst guys like Addison, JS-N, and Hyatt. Can't see Hyatt falling to the end of the 2nd and if I see another DE taken, I'm gonna lose it.

He's at least 2 yards deep, LMAO

Yeah, just the look on his face and the way he's still talking there, it's pretty clear he needed some time away to clear his mind and put the disappointment of this season behind him. This season was an emotional rollercoaster for the whole team and how it ended was just completely deflating.

9 games against teams in the postseason this year, including both Super Bowl teams and Cincy. We will be tested often.

For the field to be in that kind of shape for a Super Bowl was disgraceful. Might as well have played it in the snow at Highmark.

And neither was Hines. Beane specifically drafted a pass catching back and then traded for another and neither were used in that capacity. That's a clear disconnect between Beane and Dorsey. There was little to no incorporation of our backs into the passing game whatsoever this past season outside of dump offs on a checkdown. That needs to change and that's on Dorsey.

Seeing how light this draft is at true first round WR talent and OL talent too for that matter, if he's there at 27, even though I've said 100 times I doubt he is, we'd be foolish not to take him. I don't recall many drafts where you see any of what's considered top-5 draft talent to fall to the end of the round. I also think he'd be a much better short yardage back for us too. Seems our only short yardage options are always either throw or QB sneak.

Robinson is a tackle-breaking machine. And not fast? Dalvin Cook was clocked at 4.5 pre-combine and pulled off a 4.4 at the combine. Robinson was clocked at 4.49. If he can shave time at the combine like Dalvin did, he'll be one of the fastest players in the draft.

If you're looking at BPA and true first round talent, if Robinson is there at 27, along with 2nd round WR and OL talent, Robinson has to be your guy in the first. We'll probably end up with a Safety anyway knowing this FO.

No it doesn't because Cook was brought here to be the pass catching RB Beane thought he was getting with McKissic that fell through. A back like Robinson is also much better suited for short yardage than backs like Cook. Our only real short yardage options right now are to throw or QB sneak.

Look at the push from this line. I could score a TD behind that.

McShay's logic is mind-boggling bad. He explains what Gibbs is good at but doesn't explain why that's somehow a great fit for the Bills considering Gibbs is a back so similar to what we already have. He is faster, but still the same type of back.

You're not going to find a 220 lb back who's known for his tackle-breaking ability, runs a sub-4.5, won the Doak Walker award, and is a 1st team All-American in the undrafted FA pool and there's not a ton of actual first round talent in the areas we have our biggest needs. It's all going to come down to who's on the board when it gets to us. Only a few WRs are actual first round talent in this draft. Same for OL. I don't want to see the Bills reach. If Robinson is somehow there, I think you have to take him. If Robinson is gone and depending on what WRs and OL are still on the board, we may be better trading out of the first to the early second to get our guy and get an additional pick. If someone like Jalin Hyatt is still there, maybe we take him or one of the few 1st round talents on the OL.

What I saw were two dominant offensive lines. Something we should be trying to build instead of signing clowns like Saffold.

Ah, the old Trent Dilfer - Dan Marino argument.

I see the Chiefs going WR or EDGE. I think they are good with Pacheco honestly and can't see them taking Robinson. I keep seeing mocks having him go to Baltimore, but they need more help at WR too. Other mocks have him going to Dallas, which with Pollard there, doesn't make much sense either unless they don't think he's a long-term answer. Also seen Gibbs as projected to Dallas too. It would be crazy to see a top 5 talent fall to the end of the round, but it is a possibility however small.

Yeah, Beane could try to use FA to fix the line. If he does, I hope he does better than Saffold. I don't know what they were looking at that made them think that guy could still play. Even then, it should've been obvious in camp that he was done.

I get what he's saying, but that can be misleading. Leading rusher on the Super Bowl winning team? Pierre Thomas has 30 yards against Indy. James Starks had 52 yards against the Steelers. Ray Rice had 59 yards against SF. Legarrette Blount had 31 yards in the Pats-Falcons SB. Cam Akers had 21 yards against Cincy. I think the real point is that many of those teams didn't have strong rushing performances and didn't have high priced RBs but still won vs making it sound like they got great games out of cheap RBs.

If that pick happened, and based on previous draft pick history other than Josh, I'd have to say that's the final straw that convinces me this FO doesn't have what it takes to ever win a title. Ditto if the pick is on defense. I could actually see a Safety pick from this FO, but it shouldn't be in the first round. Much bigger needs on this team.

Ridiculous. Why would we draft the same type of back we already have? Bijan Robinson is the only back that would make any sense for us and that's only if he's there for us when we pick. He's a top 5 talent in the draft. I think this guy just throws darts at a board, then writes his article. And how many of them are actually first round talent? I think we could potentially trade out of the first round into the early second, still get a good WR, and get an additional pick on top of it. If Bijan Robinson is somehow still there at 27, I think we have to take him. Maybe one of the elite OL, which there are few that would be considered first round talent.

The only thing that popped into my head regarding the Bills during the SB was something along the lines of: Why can't we have nice things and get an OL like either of these two teams have?

Robinson is a top 5 talent in this draft. He's the only back I'd consider taking this entire draft. If he's there at 27 I think we have to take him. At 27, what true first round talent is still going to be there? Very few, if any WRs are true first rounders in this draft IMO. I think we can still get a good WR in the second and good OL help in the 3rd and 4th. I don't personally think Robinson is going to be there for us to take at 27 anyway, but there's still a possibility even if small. If there's not true first round talent when we're up, I've open to the idea of even trading out of the first and trying to get into the early second. I think we can still get our WR and our OL needs filled and get another pick in the process.

Yeah, I had a nice chuckle at the posts saying we should trade Diggs because of the spat with Josh in the Cincy game. Just an absolutely ridiculous proposal that makes neither football nor financial sense.