Dr. Who

Seriously, Shakir and Samuel, who is a plus gadget guy? That's the best currently in our WR room. Beane has to add. It's terrible right now, and an absolute disservice to Josh Allen. I still like Mitchell and McConkey. I'm not high on Coleman and Franklin, though some are. Might be a draft choice and a veteran that is available.

Jets moved back one, but I take your point.

Alright. Now that we've read out our fortune cookies, let's just watch the draft.

Defeatist attitudes invite defeat. It doesn't make you smarter than the average bear.

That's the spirit.

It was never, ever very likely.

Did you call Indiana and find out if Beane trades up?

That's a resume builder in the NHL. No one blinks at that.

I sorta want to know the cost, and then again, I sorta don't.

Oh, thanks. I guess I'm obtuse to his sense of humor.

I hate to tell you, but they are an hour behind EST.

I thought you were going to say if they had cheerleaders. You're probably right, but I still like my idea.

Complete lack of judgment in those who want to add Brown to the mix in order to get the WR they covet. Who is going to plausibly replace him in the lineup? The Bills invested the time to develop him, and now they should what, put La'el Collins in there to replace him? Van Demark did not look good on the right side in the snaps he took at RT. I've yet to hear an intelligent reply to these concerns from the enthusiasts for pay any price to get a top 3 WR.

Yes, it was just a joke, and I agree about inquiry. I am Catholic, so I surmise we have different views on theology. Still think you're a very bright fella. Worthy is not my favorite, but he's real value there, and indeed, any victory over those KC villains, even virtual, is Worthy of celebration.

Yes, you know, I've heard this argument a number of times over the last few months. Turner and Verse will be gone for sure. Latu if he falls because of injury concerns, and Robinson. I'm not sure who else you would consider. I just don't like Robinson. I wouldn't take him at 28. If I didn't like a WR there (well, I'm pretty sure I would), but if I didn't I would rather try and trade back. Latu is the only fella I think you should consider if you are okay with the medicals. I think someone will take him before 28. And then, I think they need a big X and a Z, so I want two WRs early if I can find value there. So the depth at WR to me means maybe I can get two early. I know you think differently, and you're welcome to have your own views, of course. I've already apologized to my TV for the breakage that will happen if Robinson is the pick.

Who am I to argue with Jesus?

If that is true, and it causes him to drop to 28, I'd take that risk.

I'm not opposed to that. I guess it also depends on if they have a group of players with similar ratings. My inclination would be to take a fella at 28 that I liked (bird in hand,) then try and trade up from 60 for the other WR. (I'd be willing to use a 2025 second to do so.)

That would be bad.

It's literally the worst position group in the draft, so let's go there. You actually might get a difference maker WR at 28, though.

I want McConkey and Legette. I think you need a movement Z and an X. If I have to choose, I'll take McConkey and find another X. I'd take Mitchell, for example, even with his question marks. But I suspect Beane is going to pay the price to move up for Thomas if he has to. Maybe he falls a bit, as some recent mocks appear to anticipate.

He's certainly one of the more polarizing players in the draft. I can't remember who, but someone's board has him #76 or something like that. Then there are fellas here who aren't dim who think he's the fourth best WR. I do think there's a chance he falls. I'm not so high on him, so that's part of my own bias.

I'm really disappointed that basic math is such a problem for this board.

It was a very poor WR draft. Kincaid was an excellent pick. I don't think they expected Diggs to be gone by 2024, his cap hit implies that. I do think they were ready to move on from Davis. Losing both, however, makes WR a gaping hole, massive imperative. The folks who emphasize D can dismiss that all they want. Beane knows it, but he's going to need some good fortune to pull a rabbit (or two) out of this hat.