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The next best option to an all-purpose WR1 playing the X is a Gabe Davis replacement who's not on a Jacksonville contract. It may be Shorter. It may be somewhere in this draft in that Gabe Davis zone - not at the top, but early Day 3 where the Bills happen to be flush with picks, maybe a guy like Devontez falls, or get value on a Cornelius Johnson or Johnny Wilson. If you're feeling sporty go back to UCF for Javon Baker, he can't run worse routes than Davis, can he?

Tried my luck on nfldraftbuzz and they were bound and determined to give me all the 2025 draft picks PICK: 28 RND: 1 (BUF) Brian THOMAS JR. WR LSU PICK: 60 RND: 2 (BUF) Chris BRASWELL LB-EDGE Alabama PICK: 134 RND: 4 (BUF) Roger ROSENGARTEN OT Washington PICK: 144 RND: 5 (BUF) Hunter NOURZAD C Penn State PICK: 163 RND: 5 (BUF) Malik MUSTAPHA S Wake Forest PICK: 194 RND: 6 (BUF) Jordan JEFFERSON DT LSU PICK: 200 RND: 6 (BUF) Cornelius JOHNSON WR Michigan DRAFT PICKS RECEIVED PICK: RND: 2 (GB) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 2 (CIN) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 2 (TB) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 2 (KC) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 3 (TB) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 3 (JAX) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 4 (JAX) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 4 (KC) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 5 (GB) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 5 (KC) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 6 (GB) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 7 (GB) NEXT YEAR (2025) PICK: RND: 7 (KC) NEXT YEAR (2025) PLAYERS GAINED Jordan BATTLE S Mecole HARDMAN JR. WR

These guys are bound to be the Steeles of the draft.

NGL the last pick was for the name alone.

The first all-women, instrument-playing band to chart in the US

Haven't quite scratched the Graham Gouldman itch. He wrote 3 seminal hits for the Yardbirds: Evil Hearted You, Heart Full Of Soul and this one: And one that might have been, but Jeff Beck took it solo:

People need to understand that every electronic component is an LED in waiting,

Can she drum?

stuff has been rumored since the 2000s and the stuff is worse than you think

Reminds me of Graham gouldman’s tunes for them in 65/66

They're looking for the next Kordell Stewart instead of the next Ben. I'll allow it.

I forgot how corrupt the first half of this game was.

NFL Network are just sadists. This one yesterday, Bills vs Cardinals '21 two days ago... Bills-Eagles '23 in 25 minutes...

Yeah if that album cover's an issue don't check out the Scorpions catalog with Uli Jon Roth... The Who are coming up often and rightly so. This is the one track ever written for the band not penned by the band themselves. It was written by Townshend's pal/roadie/chauffeur/hanger-on Speedy Keen, kicking off the 1967 (!!!) Sell-Out album. And here's the tie-in on your 1969 theme: Speedy would eventually join a band put together by Townshend (who played bass on the track under the pseudonym Bijou Drains) and have this monster #1 chart hit - something the Who never got close to, incidentally.

2020 Bills-Cardinals game on NFL Network right now. IOL ==> Boettger-Feliciano-Winters Holy hell, that team won 13 games?

In that one year 1967 there was so much output there was stuff that fell between the cracks that in any other year, might have been revelatory...

Got on a max obscurity tangent for 1967...

What a tragedy that Odessey & Oracle didn't get traction until well after the band had broken up. Too much ahead of it's time. Although eventually it did hit. More so than one of the 60's other real innovators - Arthur Lee, who was once described as a southern American black blues singer sounding like a northern English white blues singer trying to sound like a southern American black blues singer...

I watched every snap as well. Safe to say my opinion diverges from PFF on this player, and citing this year's edition of Mancz doesn't move my opinion needle either.

He did enough off the field and laying down preseason tape where the Bills had to carry him on the 53 for the entire season. That's not nothing. He would never clear waivers and Beane knew it.

You guys might be surprised if the center is already here and it's not McGovern. Beane wouldn't have moved off both Bates and Morse if he didn't think so. I'd look for if a project C slides into the 4th or 5th with big athletic upside, like Tortellini or whatever.

The Bills don't have to actually be better to finish better. Win the games you're supposed to.

The tape on Anderson and his RAS were, for me, a huge disconnect. I didn't see an unathletic plug like for instance Tenuda where the low RAS matched the on-field performance. There has to be a reason for why the RAS was what it was, but to me, just not seeing that. He had no issues getting to the second level and finishing with some nasty - there's a lot of Spencer Brown tendencies there. But what Anderson showed that was superior is core strength. He anchors and turns his man using his core. More than a few snaps last preseason he was stymie with his guy on the line while the other 4 were getting pushed back. I was also suprised at how high-level his snaps and shotgun snaps in particular were, everything right into the chest and consistent. It tends to go unnoticed for a center until you stick someone like Van Roten or Winters in there and snaps are sailing and bouncing. The scouting you saw, is what I saw, and all I'm saying is it just doesn't look like the player I see on film. Either he's done a helluva lot work in 2 years to transform himself or there was something off during the gathering of his metrics. I was really intrigued by him last year to the point where I was saying, "Bills better not cut this guy, he's a 10-year NFL player" in one of the preseason GDT's or film breakdowns.