TD716

6’4 310lbs . Would be nice add

Team needs . Starting free safety . Starting WR2. Number 2&3 RB. Depth DLine

Ok, Most Safety, centers, LB, OT, guards, CB, QB all play over 90-100% of teams snaps

If you know your DL is rotational why do you pick a DE in the first round. First round guys need to be over 90% snap count. DB, S, TE, C, LB is where you find guys top at their position later in the first round. Rousseau is around 50-60% snap count DB, C,S, LB,DT is where we should be looking if we stay where we are in the first

First rounders need to be on at least a pro bowl track after their second year.

I do like his play. Good rotational guy. Doesn’t dominate consistently and is not on an all pro or even pro bowl track. You need that from your first rounders. Good rotational guys can be had later in the draft.

Jackson powers low first grade best at his position center. versatile which the bills like. Kincaid is a TE and will be paid like one.

It didn’t work with Elam and rosseau. Late 1st round guys at “expensive” positions. Kincaid top guy at his position late 1st worked out great. TE can be grouped in with NT,S,center

Top 1T or NT at 28. The top rated ones at these positions should be available where we pick. I see the top rated safety/ center being available at 28 also. We need a #2 receiver to become a number one receiver soon but we aren’t finding one at 28. There will be a run on receiver and we will have the choice of the 7th or 8th best receiver in the draft (project)

Agreed but to put settle or ford in at critical times is a mistake just because their rotation time is up. Need a legit run stopper on obvious rush downs early. Also , with Epenesa in the game offensive coordinators ran to his side it seemed like most of the time

Bring in a NT , forget about this rotation bringing in fringe DT at crucial points in the game

Agreed, just another way to get it out there . Pass it on

Blue top white pant

Small request if you’re going to the game today. Please wear Blue. No red colors/red Bills jerseys at the game.

Was at the game, not sure if they showed this on TV. After Josh ran for the long touchdown he walked from the end zone along the whole bench not stopping or pausing while giving high fives and fist bumps. One could tell he was walking with a purpose so I watched him. He finally got to the far end of the bench, tunnel side. He gave a big hug to a player who has struggled and worked thru a lot this year, Kaiir Elam. A few words were exchanged and I’m sure they were words of encouragement based on the body language. Great leadership moment.