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1 minute ago, Malazan said:
I think they will play more man, but I think they want the flexibility to play both more than one or the other. Also, there's a lot more mixed coverage getting used these days where the defense is playing zone in one place and man in another.
Yes I get what your saying but its not like they can be like hey Benford, Tre, and Taron get out there and play zone and Hairston, Strong, and Hancock get out there and play me some man.
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Haha another DB. They are making over that room. Bye Dane Jackson, bye Cam Lewis, by JaMarcus Ingram. Another guy who plays..........Man Coverage. I think its certain boys and maybe gals we are now converting to being a man football team.
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Just now, davefan66 said:
Yup.The only thing that makes sense is if they are planning on taking Dolac here. There is no QB like Sanders out there. That would be the story and they want to show Dolac getting picked locally.
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Hmmm waiting on the Bills 177th pick and not putting it on the ticker on NFL Network. Always makes me think a little something is up.
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1 minute ago, blacklabel said:
Not that they would cut Alec Anderson (they love him from everything I've read) but does Hawes steal a few snaps from him this season? Having a guy that can block but also has the ability to sneak out and be a target is nice.
I think he is likely going to eventually take Gilliam's job either in year 1 or 2 and when Anderson moves into David Edwards spot he'll probably be that new 6th lineman but thats just a guess.
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I mean it would be quite hilarious if the Jets just jumped us for Dolac after the Rams jumped us for Paul
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2 minutes ago, MikePJ76 said:
Brugler's summary..
also I know this guy is a blocking specialist but if he ever gets loose and scores, Chris Brown can say Jackson took one to the HAWSE.
SUMMARY: A one-year starter at Georgia Tech, Hawes was an inline tight end in ofensive coordinator Buster Faulkner's run-heavy scheme (65.0 percent of snaps inline, 28.3 percent in the slot). He spent five years at Yale and picked up an Ivy League degree before spending his final college season with the Yellow Jackets in 2024. His performance at Georgia Tech earned him draftable grades from NFL teams. As a pass catcher, Hawes tracks and catches the ball well, but he wasn't a high-volume target in college — that is reflected in his inefcient route running and choppy attempts to separate at the stem. Where he shines is as a versatile, throwback blocker who can dig out defenders and stay between his target and the football.
Overall, Hawes is a one-speed athlete and has a low ceiling as a passing target, but his functional athleticism, technical approach and competitive attitude should be enough to keep him on an NFL roster. He is a classic Y tight end prospect.
Brugler fails to mention that he was a transfer to Georgia Tech. He was a multi year starter at Yale before transferring to Georgia Tech so you know this dude is smart as hell. Smart and tough football player late in the 5th.
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1 minute ago, GunnerBill said:
An average level athlete blocking tight end. It is offense. But barely.
Don't hate Gunner he's going to have a role in this offense this year, he'll be on the 53 and he's a physical football player in the run game.
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Jackson Hawes was in my top 10 rankings for TE's. He is a monster blocker at the TE position. He also will put Reggie Gilliam's job in jeopardy as well and he will play special teams. Hawes is an excellent pick to compliment the two guys we already have in the room.
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HEY!!!!! I know who they picked and I really really like it. Called this one boys.
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Yup Rams traded up to steal Chris PAul from the Bills or at least knew the Bills had interest there.
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Hancock is College also played a lot of.......Man Coverage so we have now taken two defensive backs who specialize in man.
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I think Ingram and Dane Jackson might be out of a job here and Cam Lewis job is no longer safe either
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Well there is your Slot Cornerback of the future possibly in Hancock. Another defensive guy. Solid Tackler and has played a lot of college football games at a high level.
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And now Frazier its like a gauntlet of Gonzo's favorites going off the board right before the Bills pick.
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Da'Quan Felton is the last draftable WR that we know of that the Bills have met with that we know of. Gotta be one of the guys at these next 3 picks if they are truly interested in a WR in this draft.
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Horton and Slater go off the board right before the Bills pick. Liked Slater quite a bit.
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Just now, SoonerBillsFan said:
Paul would be a good fit. Horton and Paul this round?
Well Horton just went to the Seahawks so I guess we don't have to worry about that haha.
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1 minute ago, Sojourner said:
think Longerbeam would be adequate to potentially fill the Taron role if he’s injured again this year and potentially gone the next?
Yea I like Longerbeam he is just undersized. Not sure if he's the tackler that Taron Johnson is but he would be able to be a backup slot.
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1 minute ago, SoonerBillsFan said:
Which LB's on your list? Please tell me Stutsman
Stutsman is already gone but yea I have liked Stutsman since I saw him play FSU as a freshmen? I want to say
Chris Paul
Shaun Dolac
Chandler Martin
Cody Lindenberg
I do like some other guys still available:
Kain Medrano UCLA
Jackson Woodard UNLV
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I spoke about really liking Jackson Hawes a TE from Georgia Tech as well. He's the type of guy that has versatility that teams look for this late in the draft. Can be a FB/TE(mostly blocking) and will play all Special Teams he'd actually probably make a perfect TE 3 for the Bills.
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While Paul I guess stands out from a best player point at LB, the Bills have met with a good amount of LB's that are still left.
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Just now, billsnheels said:
Tory Horton and Mitchell Evans please fall to our 2 picks.
Not that its be all end all but the only TE they publicly met with was Thomas Fidone who could go in this area from Nebraska. They had him for a private workout so they personally worked him out. Oronde Gadsden is still there. I'd take him to be honest but he is another tweener TE/WR
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I could see a guy like Jaylen Reed if they want to go safety from Penn State.
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2025 NFL Draft Thread : Rounds 4-7
in The Stadium Wall
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This draft is actually really really solid if you can handle the face that we have drafted solely defense and I'm not sure we're done. We might need to hit up a LB with these last two picks.