Dr. Who

They ought to be picking UDFA stock ahead of us, dammit.

I like Kincaid and Washington the best, though they bring very different skill sets. Mayer and LaPorta are among the top 4. A lot of folks question whether Dorsey would make use of 12 personnel. They also see the depth at the position in the draft and are willing to wait and maybe devote a day 3 pick to TE. I think that means you lose out on the top level talent that is where the real quality can be found. I hope we get one of the top 4. I'd love to add Bergeron, but I doubt he lasts to 91. So, I think your hypothetical sequence somewhat optimistic. I'm fine with Hyatt at 59, that's about right for him. Given my concern about the oline, I almost think Washington might be a better pick at 27 because he is an exceptional blocker. (Also, there's a pretty good chance Mayer and Kincaid go before 27.)

It's an underwhelming list. I chose Luke Wypler. Apart from ESPN, a number of sites have him as a late 2nd pick. The Bills had Wypler in for a visit and he is supposedly above average at both run and pass blocking. He's not an imposing athlete, but if he's effective that is what matters. Mingo or Musgrave are the skill players one might consider here. I'm not thrilled with either at 59, so I think doubling up on the oline is a worthy strategy.

Cogent observation.

Didn't help get insight into girls, either. I was disappointed.

I dunno, when I sent off for my degree after sending in proof of purchase for all those comic books, they didn't tell me anything about email direct script. Must be something that requires a higher level buy in.

I wondered, too, but not enough to ask.

It's all one big cabal and nobody can read anybody's handwriting.

Poached, Over easy, Sunnyside up, Hard-boiled, Scrambled, or my favorite

I'm guessing it's an implicit political message as I suppose you know. Doesn't have anything to do with football which coincidentally, neither do Diggs tweets.

I think it should be Ducks Given (used the PG Version, but actually that might work.)

I wish @Einstein's Dog would get involved, because I am thinking of writing a groundbreaking monograph on how it was really Einstein's wire fox terrier Chico that wrote the paper on general relativity.

So it's basically the NFL would prefer to relocate small franchises to larger markets and collect a windfall. That will always be true. Since Terry Pegula clearly purchased both the Bills and the Sabres to keep them in Buffalo and there are indications at least some of his older children are not indifferent, the hearsay is either specious speculation based on the general principle that a city like Buffalo should always be ripe for the picking or it boils down to ghoulish speculation about Kim Pegula and the punitive nature of the inheritance tax. The whole thing is distasteful and I do not believe either is rooted in anything substantial.

I like Eastern rite Catholic. Orthodoxy retains elements of the Greek patristic heritage that are recessed in the Latin tradition.

Very much doubt that would be a common response and most folks would rightly knock it down.

We may have to get in touch with the Guinness Book of World Records which reminds me I have to check the fridge and see if it's properly stocked.

Alright, skeptics, this does seem to be a lot more than an enigmatic, obscure Instagram post. Don't know if it will happen, but it's not just smoke, it's an actual smoke signal.

At least on D, their misses tend to be mediocre and not complete whiffs. I think Robinson goes before 27. It is still too much expenditure at the position. The running back room is pretty good, imo. Dorsey needs to use Cook and Hines ability to catch passes and generally call a better game. You probably do need to move Oliver to get the cap room to acquire Hopkins, so then you would probably see a high pick DT to replace him. @HappyDays wrote up this scenario. (They might go DT early regardless.)

That's a slight problem. Maybe they should bring in some new evaluators.

Lots of good books in the library, well, there used to be, I'm not sure now.

You're going to be surprised when someone drafts his twin brother Keion.

I'm not crazy about Darnell Wright, but I would take him. Paris Johnson definitely gone, Broderick Jones as well. At WR, JSN, Addison, and Johnston who is risky are the only true first round considerations. I don't like JSN's hammy issues. I think Addison is gone early. Maybe Johnston slides. Hyatt is strictly a second rounder for me. I like Kincaid a lot. He'll go before 27, so where do you go for impactful offensive players in the first? Maybe they take John Michael Schmitz early. I would prefer Darnell Washington if they reach a bit. Not even considering RB. Those folks are almost as irrational as the Campbellites.

Well, I like it better than LB. He's an athletic freak which is their type.

I do think Beane needs to use more premium draft picks on offense, but his roster construction is a more fundamental problem. He overpays consistently for mediocre players, you're right there.

There might not be a lot of teams that want to trade up. Assuming there isn't a player Beane clearly has ranked as a first rounder at a position he values, he will have to figure who he is willing to take at 27 regardless in case that trade back possibility doesn't materialize. Personally, I think Mazi Smith and Darnell Washington are possibilities.