kitchen sink

So you selected punter too 🙂?

Hard to lose respect you don't have.

Well I guess we can all hope for this to happen a second time...

Or maybe throwing to some of the 8 WRs, 5 RBs and 3 TEs currently on the roster (not include the TE just drafted)?

I totally agree, but I think that increases the chances of the end of camp trade I noted, as well as the chances of better corner back play than last year. Let the best men win.

Or maybe an end of camp trade for a 2026 5th round pick?

I see the Deone Walker selection as a statement by the Bills that they believe in their coaching and strength/conditioning process. Deone has unteachable size, but needs to trade about 50 lbs. of upper body fat for 30 lbs. of lower body muscle mass and related strength (not that you can really trade one for the other, but you get the point). The 450lb kid from Florida would be about two times that challenge.

Here is the best I could do.

Based on this trend, mine would be any trade up in the first round that costs more than pick 132.

My best mock, which would make me very happy.

Thank you for recognizing that I am not trying to be a jerk. There actually are calculations that can determine with a reasonable level of accuracy how many reps you can bench at one weight compared to another weight based on the number of reps at that first weight. People use them all the time to determine how many reps they should be doing at various percentages of the one rep max. It is one way to test how close to failure you are getting, which is one of the more important factors in muscle and strength growth. The attached image is the results from the calculator you can find at https://strengthlevel.com/one-rep-max-calculator It is based on your 5 reps at 225 lbs and it appears I was being generous at the 20 reps of 175lbs. My thought is that you might also have been able to do more than 5 reps, but did not push all the way to failure, in which case you might have been able to get closer to 35 reps at 175lbs Unfortunately, it appears that you never tried to see how many reps you could have done at that time at your body weight so we can't test this in the best manner.

I don't want to be a jerk, but I think I have more familiarity with this space. If you could do 5 reps of 225, you would not have been able to do 35 reps of 175. You might have been able to get 20. Strength to weight is not a linear relationship. As you get heavier you do not progress in strength at the same rate.

I beg to differ, how many reps of 225 can you do?

I don't have the words to tell you how much I hope and pray this comes true!

I hope this helps; Garrett, is the best at beating double teams, even though his is one of the most frequently double teamed players.