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Great post Gunner Kincaid has me excited. I just don't see the Bills trading up for him unless they felt very strongly about a specific role for him. Of course he has to come in, work hard, stay healthy, etc but he's a good player and adds a different dimension to the offense. My biggest fault with the offense last year was that it was too predictable. Kincaid alone can help change that. He's not Kelce but maybe he can be a Hockenson or a Goedert. If so, it's well worth the cost. I loved the first round last night.

I am a believer in Dorsey. I just think he's different from Daboll and last year he did half his thing and half Daboll's thing and it looked disjointed.

How do we feel if he had a season on par with Beasleys best season

I'd rather get a TE who can at least play situationally and maybe more while also still developing than a defender or o lineman who does the same. Get offensive weapons amd figure out the sets

I love the pick. They will show more two TE sets and Kincaid will split out wide. I love Knox and you did pay him pretty good money but Kincaid is a stud. Also the more safety valve options you give to Josh, the better.

I would say trade back but the prices for trading back haven't even been that steep so I'm not even sure that's worth it. Grab a DT and try to move Oliver in a Hopkins trade

Yeah I'm here in the draft room and I asked Beane to trade up for JSN and he told me to go home

At least this hopefully takes Balt out of the Hopkins discussions. But AZ might be dumb enough to hold onto him throughout they entire rebuild

I just hope whoever we draft gets a chance to play a lot from day 1

There are a few players still out there that are really good but don't quite fill a need for a team that is only one or two players away but I think they'll be tempting for Beane and McD

Gotta get ahead of the chargers. Partly I want JSN. Partly I want to go to bed

Go get JSN

Give him a better line, a better run game, and better receivers and that'll help. But all bets are off in the postseason. If he has to run it 12 times a game in addition to 40 pass attempts to win in the playoffs then he needs to do it

Once the playoffs starts, at least 95% of offensive plays need to be an Allen throw or an Allen run. You will win a Super Bowl because of Josh Allen. Use him now before his legs are less of a factor. Save him in the regular season but cut him loose in January.

Beane has done a great job this off-season. But we still need one more offensive upgrade that isnt a depth player. Either on the line or as a WR. Could be in the draft. Could be in a trade. We'll see. I'm excited though

Mac sucks

I truly believe Gesicki would put up huge numbers on the right offense and/or with the right QB. That won't be happening with Mac

That is one of the best contracts I've seen this off-season

There will probably have a high bidding war for him but he's been around long enough and made a lot of money so I could see him going to a contender on a cheap deal. But most likely he can go to a contender on an expensive deal. Would absolutely love to have him here. Obviously the preference is you can draft the right guy and you get a stud #2 WR on a cheap contact but just not sure we'll get that guy where we are picking and with what the FO tends to do in the draft. But if you could get him and then take O Line with your first 2 picks plus a cheap veteran, you've solved two big holes

Obviously you never know what will happen on draft day but I'm close to having the opinion that we need to either trade up or trade back and that picking at our current spot seems like the worst case scenario. Miss out on the top 20 guys and don't pick up any additional picks in the 2nd/3rd. Although I don't know if I want Beane picking in the 2nd. Can we delegate that pick to someone else?

The Bengals went from kind of a lovable/respected team to almost the exact opposite in just a few weeks with all their yapping and now off field incidents

Anarumo to AZ, Frazier to Cincy. Two problems solved just like that

It's called too subjectively for being a pretty objective penalty but I also don't really think a team gains any advantage for snapping it a second late. Obviously not referring to time sensitive situations in the game

You could argue that retirement is the best decision for all parties involved. The Bills need the cap space and even though Morse is good, he's probably not worth his contract. Morse's own health is top priority and an 8th (documented) concussion seems like a long-term quality of life issue. Even the NFL is probably concerned about his (and everyone's) concussion history.

Moore was just named the Chargers OC. Good move for them. AFC teams are making moves