Dr. Who

Of course, it depends who is on the board, but I doubt there is a S at #28 that will be a better idea than the WRs who will be available. And if they do go D in the first, it will be DL most likely. S is a need, but they will bring in a free agent (it's a good year at the position), and add someone from the draft.

How did you guess?

Never heard of it.

He can't be the first WR we take, but he's one of the fellas I'd be really pleased if he was part of our haul.

Some day, all these violent outbursts of yours are going to come home to roost. And when they do, it's going to be an army of these coming for your wretched soul.

They are needs, but no priority is bigger than WR. Getting Josh Allen elite weapons is the key to future success more than any other factor. This is a great draft for WR and there needs to be at least one premium pick spent on the position.

I'd love to get Mitchell in the first and McConkey on day 2, but I think McConkey will go before 60.

So sad, Scott. Praying for you and your family.

28. Xavier Legette WR South Carolina 60. Malachi Corley WR Western Kentucky

You have a better chance of winning the lottery than that trifecta happening, but I agree it is a really good wr class. I am hoping for a round 1 and day 2 pick.

I think McD gets tight in big games, and that carries over to his team. I also would prefer not to be changing OC every 2 or 3 years, and that will happen whether the Bills have success or not. If it's not working, they will change, and if it is successful, your OC is going to be a HC somewhere. But I don't think McD is incapable of winning. How he wins is by having a dominant offensive juggernaut. He doesn't have a defense that shows up and stops a good offense in the post-season. He's more aggressive than Frazier, but it's a similar problem. We also don't have a big play superstar on D. Von Miller was supposed to be that guy, but injury and age derailed the plan; the gamble didn't pay off. Josh Allen is a once in a lifetime gift. It's really absurd that they can't seem to figure out how much of a gift. They need to get him the best possible weapons, and that needs to be priority 1 and priority 2. And then keep building up the oline, but DT and S, which are genuine needs, are probably in the forefront of their careful souls.

Not sold on Coleman, but the other two are among my favorites. Don't sleep on McConkey. He's not just a slot receiver.

I think Alec Anderson may be a candidate at C going forward. I surmise that is one of the reasons he was on the 53-man roster all season. Beane is going to have to hit on the draft. Last year looks good. This one may have to be better.

We're going to trade all our FAs to move up. It's a new strategy.

Let us know if he's interested.

Have to hope there was an injury hampering his play, but regardless, it's time to seriously upgrade the wr room.

Prayers offered.

The book I am currently reading with great interest, The Matter with Things, is very long and erudite, but written in a manner that is engaging. It is a sequel of sorts to an earlier work, The Master and His Emissary, but vaster in scope. The main idea is that the left and right hemispheres of the brain process data and interpret reality very differently. The author, Iain McGilchrist, suggests many of our problems derive from the reductionist tendencies of the left-brain. The work of fiction I am reading just now is The Strudlhof Steps by Heimito von Doderer. It is a brilliant work filled with humor and wry observations. He's a genius for discovering unusual metaphors. For Muppy, you might find Christian Wiman's My Bright Abyss of interest. I dunno, but that's the theological work I dip into when I am not reading one of the above.

I don't think that is an unpopular opinion. It's common sense.

Passing on WR in both rounds 1 and 2 would absolutely be blameworthy. Fella like Adonai Mitchell could be there at 28. If they wait till late 2nd, I like Ladd McConkey. Folks probably see him as a slot, but I live near Athens, and believe he can run outside routes better than many suppose.

DIdn't realize Dorsey was a Mrs.

Werewolf memories are notoriously unreliable.

Good grief, they are certainly beatable. That's utterly ridiculous.

Don't encourage him.

Right after McDermott calls a time out.