Mark Vader

Stay away from the swimming pools.

Wow! I really like your takes when it comes to the draft and the players, but this post from you surprises me. I've never been impressed with Rattler. I just don't think he's lived up to the hype. Unless there is something that he hasn't shown us, I cannot picture him making it in the NFL. That being said, I respect your analysis.

No. Although, I do enjoy March Madness very much.

Now let's wait a few years when they all become unrestricted free agents and want to get the HELL out of Arizona.

I think that Diggs is without question one of the best receivers we've ever had. He had an ego and wanted to win! He was always trying to motivate players to do their best. Remember when Damar Hamlin went down, and they were contemplating continuing the game? Diggs was trying to get the team back up for playing again. I never once saw him quit on the team. Unlike Stephon Gilmore. I understand that he is on the decline, it happens. Although I still think we could've gotten one more year out of him, but they chose to move on. It's funny how so many people on this board was always yelling about how the Bills "Need to bring in a player with attitude, because we're not going to win with choir boys." Then the Bills get a player with attitude and everyone on the board want him drawn and quartered. TBD has a lot of funny people on here. Not funny "ha-ha."

Not worried about Bass at all. The Punter position is more concerning.

Your post is well thought out. I disagree with you on Safety. Losing Poyer & Hyde is a major downgrade. Yes, it was time to move on from them, however Edwards has mostly been a back-up and is a big question mark. Rapp I thought played better in the second half of the season. So there is some concern at this position. I do think that we will draft a Safety. At Defensive End, losing Floyd was big. Glad that Epenesa was kept and I like Casey Toohill as a situational pass rusher. The draft is thin at this position, so it won't be easy finding a top grade player. The Bills could find a veteran late this year as they did with Floyd. Wide Receiver is definitely an issue. The Bills pretty much have no choice but to take a receiver with their first pick. While Diggs declined late last year, be it from talent or injury, his leadership(he was a captain) will be missed. I love the addition of Samuel, and I believe that Shakir will continue to improve. I don't like to rely so much on rookies, despite how talented they are.

Kris Jenkins, but wouldn't mind Kameron Kinchens.

You haven't spent much time on this board, have you?

Put an asterisk next to them. It'll make you feel better.

So was Belichick's ability to use a video camera.

@Sharky7337 Do you have a rebuttal to this, or are you just another hit-and-run fan?

I would too, but would the Titans?

Incentives, no?

I get what you're saying. The thing is, that's an awful lot to give up for a wide receiver.

Schefter really botched this one.

Sounds like a lot of dreaming, but anything is possible.

Yes, it is deep. You just can't expect a whole lot out of a wide receiver as a rookie. They are not always an instant impact. It helps that we have Josh Allen.

Yes, I just don't see how they can climb that high in the draft to get a player like that.

That's a big maybe, considering how late those picks could be. Took me the same time to come up with that response.

With what?

How?

Schefter calls that a blockbuster trade?

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I've been pounding the table for Mike Sainristil since 2022. I would love to see how Sean McDermott could coach him up. Kris Jenkins and Roman Wilson have very good potential, and Zak Zinter would be a higher draft pick had it not been for his leg injury.