MikePJ76

he said it many times. It's right there in the summary. He got his degree at Yale then went to GT

I think Teams are all wearing shirts today in rememberance of a colts coach wife who recently died of cancer.

Brugler's summary.. also I know this guy is a blocking specialist but if he ever gets loose and scores, Chris Brown can say Jackson took one to the HAWSE. SUMMARY: A one-year starter at Georgia Tech, Hawes was an inline tight end in ofensive coordinator Buster Faulkner's run-heavy scheme (65.0 percent of snaps inline, 28.3 percent in the slot). He spent five years at Yale and picked up an Ivy League degree before spending his final college season with the Yellow Jackets in 2024. His performance at Georgia Tech earned him draftable grades from NFL teams. As a pass catcher, Hawes tracks and catches the ball well, but he wasn't a high-volume target in college — that is reflected in his inefcient route running and choppy attempts to separate at the stem. Where he shines is as a versatile, throwback blocker who can dig out defenders and stay between his target and the football. Overall, Hawes is a one-speed athlete and has a low ceiling as a passing target, but his functional athleticism, technical approach and competitive attitude should be enough to keep him on an NFL roster. He is a classic Y tight end prospect.

rams must have jumped up to take the Bills lb they liked.

Guys are going to have to walk around the defensive meeting rooms at the facility with Hi my name is stickers on. There are like 10 new guys on defense.

from Brugler SUMMARY: A two-year starter at Ohio State, Hancock played nickel cornerback in former defensive coordinator Jim Knowles' scheme (variations of Cover 1, Cover 3 and Cover 4 quarters). He also filled in at free safety when Lathan Ransom was banged up, and the coaches considered him an interchangeable defender across the secondary. Hancock plays with the size, strength and attitude of an NFL nickel and turned himself from a so-so tackler to an above-average run defender. In coverage, he falls behind too often from press and sees the field better from depth. Overall, Hancock is a quick and physical defender with versatile experience, although his average speed and below-average balance when turning and phasing routes will be an issue against NFL slots. His best pro position might be as a safety who can provide depth at diferent spots in the secondary

Man. Didn't see that coming but we all knew they wanted to double dip at the position. side note...it must be a lot of fun to ask this guy to sign documents.

there is a poster here, forgive me but I forgot who it was who is connected and he told us that all of the Bills UFA had offers on the table they could sign. Only Douglas and Cooper have not resigned or signed elsewhere like hollins. What are the chances they have something worked out with cooper? What are the odds they want him back?

Oronde Gadsden's dad made the original one handed catch when he was a dolphin that beckham got all the attention for with the giants. I was just thinking he was a nice fit the the chargers and there he goes.

Has oronde gadsden been picked yet?

IF horton's medical is ok....he would seem like a nice fit, at least by what Brugler said about him. He is from fresno and it just so happens the Bills know a guy from there (ish) too. Overall, Horton must tighten his route running and get stronger, but his fluidity, speed and natural tracking skills can be weaponized by the right coaching staf. He projects as a rotational Z receiver/punt returner who can gradually push for starting flanker reps.

lambert smith getting picked is a bummer. also seems Lambert-Smith is the chargers replacement for Joshua Palmer.

Dallas traded up

Keandre Lambert-Smith is the only guy left with big wheels. Seems like a 1 trick pony comparable or worse than the existing veteran wr they have on the roster already. The bills have two wr sitting in their wr room that were once upon a time 2nd round picks. They must view all these guys as similar or close enough to not draft and then cut one of those veterans.

Atlanta only has a couple of picks. that could be a spot to move up in the 4th round

welcome to 1 tech running back and linebacker day everyone

he is already generationally wealthy. He doesn't need money. He comes from a family of grifters. In the end he will get drafted and then he will make money off of going late somehow, either through a documentary, a tv series or some form of merchandising. I wouldn't be surprised if the cameras around him all the time are another bone they have to pick with him. in the end though rest assured he and his dad will make sure everyone knows they are victims. They will have plenty of quotes from their favorite space man in the sky and the mopes and rubes who love deion will gobble it up. that reminds me, I am off to watch Andor.

Seems there are more and better running backs available

So whats up with joshua farmer. He must be a top end of the 4th round tomorrow morning i Imagine.

I am listening to Dallas coverage of the draft because I like Bryan Broaddus's info he gets from guys around the league. They are talking about Dallas loving Royals and how they want to get back into the 4th to draft him. i imagine a lot of teams like royals.

that 7th round pick they grabbed is going to be Dolac. Brugler on dolac. Dolac plays with boundless energy and decisive read-react skills to drive on the football and explode through his target. Though he is fast in the open field, he can struggle working through high-trafcked areas. He does a great job anticipating and attacking passing lanes in the MAC, but covering NFL athletes will be a much diferent task. Overall, Dolac will be limited in areas because of his lack of size and length, but his competitive mentality and production will endear him to NFL coaches. He has the ingredients of a special teams ace, similar to Tyler Matakevich

can't imagine they make it through another 30 picks. then again maybe its like troy franklin last year and every single person was wrong about him.

Denver is going to give up like 10 points a game on defense! Denver and Houston are going to have great defenses.

so side note here but there are a lot good running backs left it seems. Or am I way off here?

You are being naive. IF the league doesn't want something to happen they will get together and make sure it doesn't. I won't get into specifics because I don't want to get in trouble but.....They all talk to each other, if they want to punish someone they are more than capable.