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Doubtful. Both Watson and Jenkins were UFA's this year. Maybe one would be cut at the end of camp, but they're not gonna release either after just signing them. They're not Jake Fisher.

As much as this sucks, Kyle Rudolph isn't happening. They spent decent money on Kroft and Lee Smith. Two draft picks this season. And the injury to Kroft isn't season ending. They aren't going to give up on the guy that quick.

The only issue I have is that if it's "no man's land" - then why would anyone want to trade up to get to "no man's land"? I suppose there's a scenario in which someone wants a QB. But I feel like given the crop this year, that's not all that likely. I understand what's being said and I agree. I just think we're probably just gonna have to stay put and take the one Beane likes the most.

"So this interest in McKay is interesting" is some good stuff.

Sal's mock of staying put and taking Ed Oliver in the 1st and N'Keal Harry in the 2nd or bust.

No more veteran backs this year. Draft a guy in Rounds 2-5 and that's that.

Don't read too much into FA follows on Social Media. Remember when LeVeon Bell started following Shady and Gore a couple weeks back amidst "rumors"? It's generally them trying to get another team to think they might go elsewhere. Or perhaps in Spain's situation, maybe he met some people in his visits that have him wanting to keep in touch going forward. Seems like everytime this happens - it's meaningless.

If they identify either Nick Bosa, Quinnen Williams, or Josh Allen as a player that fits what they're looking for and are comfortable with the price tag - i'm willing to bet most of us will be too.

Most people have him as the #3 DT behind Quinnen Williams and Ed Oliver. Williams isn't gonna happen, but Oliver might. Everyone's excited for him, at the moment. I think Wilkins feels like a 'consolation prize' to most Bills fans right now.

I remember reading the reason we moved on from O'Leary was that Beane preferred long armed TE's with a large catch radius. If that's the case, that doesn't bode well for Hockenson:

Looking at Hock's arm length, hand size, and wingspan; didn't Beane make a point of wanting TE's with a large catch radius for Allen? I thought that was the go to as to why Nick O'Leary was let go.

As a Rochester resident, I can attest - she is terrible. ... but who gives a crap who's announcing the pick in the SIXTH round?

BillsFanatics latches on to ANY Twitter Bills rumor and relays it as fact. When it falls through they blame whoever started the rumor. This Ogbah thing is a prime example. The rumor was posted on the Instagram page stories section of @thefbanalyst. Because they have 76,000 followers - that's good enough for BF to claim: And not that there's a rumor by a single account without a checkmark and less than 100k followers....

I've lived in Rochester, NY my whole life (I turn 35 this year). I was dressed in Bills gear by my parents from the time I was a baby. They're the "home team". It's never been a choice for me. It's family.

I don't know if it's fair to say the guy was embarrassed. It sounds more to me like a guy who gets hammered by fans of other teams on a regular basis and is giving the ole' "yeah, yeah - I get it, whatever". I understand that feeling completely. You're not embarrassed. You just know it's a losing battle trying to debate Bills with ignorant bandwagon fans of winning teams. So you just get programmed to cut them off before they start in because you just don't wanna listen to it from someone else.

I don't think we'd be moving Dion Dawkins to Right Tackle for a year or two of Donald Penn. And I don't think Penn wants to play Right Tackle. So....

1.) Nick Bosa 2.) Quinnen Williams 3.) Josh Allen 4.) Ed Oliver 5.) Jawaan Taylor 6.) Montez Sweat 7.) Rashaan Gary 8.) Devin White 9.) Christian Wilkins

Yeah, I think this one should be closed. Flimsy from the get go, not a fit in our defense, and quite clearly just mistaken identity with the actual Pats player we signed, OT LaAdrian Waddle.

I'm not opposed to Buffalo drafting him. I'm just opposed to it happening at 9. If they take him following a trade down to around the 20-30 range or if they traded up from the 2nd - okay.

- He's not even close to one of the top 9 talents in this draft. - He might not even be the best TE. - He was pretty pedestrian at the Combine. - He's just as raw of a prospect as DK Metcalf without the impressive measurables (Redshirt Sophomore). - Tight End is like Running Back. A top 10 pick used there would have to be a freakish talent.

I don't see how that matters to the point the OP is making (that with the amount of guys we have, we won't be picking up more picks for more bodies).

If this were the case, you'd never see the Patriots trading down. Which we often do - even after they win a Super Bowl with the roster they have. The best teams often cut good players. Sometimes even draft picks or free agents from that very year. And it's a good thing. It means they had good competition/depth across the board and were able to weed out the very best fits for their team. This is a luxury we're not used to around here. As a matter of fact, we're generally one of the teams going after the good cut players. So the idea of having an abundance of players seems wasteful to some. But if we were to have too many free agents and Draft Picks - that's a very good thing come Training Camp. So, no, it's never off the table. Especially when you consider we may want to pick up picks in later years. Or may need to recoup a pick/picks that may be traded away for a player in the coming weeks.

Beane just said Ziggy will continue on his visits

Hopefully, Ziggy Ansah tomorrow.

They have a test at the Combine that gauges the velocity of a thrown football. Tyree Jackson scored a 54. Which was 3rd amongst even his own class. Will Grier topped out the 2019 class and scored a 59. Last season, Josh Allen scored a 62. Fake news.