MiracleAtRich1393

He's genuine, very knowledgeable, and sticks to football only. We're lucky to have him

Could potentially be saved for carryover cap space to make a splash next year or for a deadline deal too

He also had Jordy Nelson & Cobb in front of him. I think he'll be a lot more like Rashee Rice's rookie year (slowly increase workload, end up with 800+ yards) than Davante's. ON THE FIELD I MEAN. ON THE FIELD

Maybe Pearsall was one of the guys they had penciled in along with Legette & Coleman, and they figured going to 32 from 28 had a high probability of one of the three being there. When two were still available, they decided a one slot move down would ensure at least one was still there, plus an extra top 150 pick using NE as leverage (which turned into Sedrick Van Pran-Granger, quality IOL depth at worst, long term starting center at best). Pretty nice move if so

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Totally agree that there's more to life than money but sitting in a corner office rotting while people kiss your ass simply because you have money is quite possibly one of the most pathetic uses of time I can think of lol. But I guess that's why I haven't made a billion dollars!

And probably cheaper

Why do you have to key on that rather than the content of the post?

Ray Davis has great hands out of the backfield too, very much on board with emphasizing the hands re: pass catchers we add. Hopefully with all the draft ammo accrued next year we can add an absolute stud hands/speed/route runner on a cheap contract for 5 years and pry the window wide open for Allen's next chapter

Yeah was hoping for a Jalen Coker swing there or another trade into 2025 but seems like reasonable upside with this guy so 🤷‍♂️

Labor day opening day to President's day super bowl, the dream

Agreed if he is, but it's also possible we have a group of guys in a tier we're good with as opposed to "our guy" in which case might as well keep trading back until only one or two are left then pull the trigger 🤷‍♂️

Love Polk! If we traded down and got him in the 40's while adding more picks it would be a great draft

Guessing this would also include a 2025 pick, everyone has the same damn chart lol But to be clear, I'd love it even so

Great public negotiating, get a team like Arizona to overpay to only move down 2 slots. If we have 2 or more similarly graded receivers still on the board, hit that bid all day

at 60?

yeah at this point seems they're comfortable with a number of receivers left, might as well just keep trading down and letting the board fall to you at WR. Take three dart throws at receiver (two tonight and another tomorrow) and fortify the rest of the roster with as many top ~150 picks as possible. Trade 6th & 7th rounders remaining this year for 5th & 6th rounders next year

Yeah he's their new Desean Jackson but faster

Yeah... 🥺

I'm not TOTALLY opposed, but that would be prime trade back for more assets and get one top/mid 2nd round if so

And take Darius Robinson 🤣

Jalen Coker's my day 3 sleeper, hope we use a 6th on him if he's there and wouldn't hate a 5th

Bills send #28, #144, MN 2025, and Kaiir Elam to San Francisco for #31 & Brandon Aiyuk. They don't have to draft a CB early and get a better shot at an Aiyuk's replacement at 28, we get our new #1 WR and still maintain a first rounder

trade back into the second round for another day 2, then trade MN 2025 for a ~mid third rounder and you're there pretty easily

Yeah I did too. Some confusing drops, couldn't tell if maybe the sun was in his eyes or something because they were bizarre, gave me bad Gabe flashbacks. But I see his floor as a crazy fast Gabe Davis, which definitely has value, even if he only gets 3-5 targets a game but he's running 25 go routes/game his rookie year. The threat is real