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NFL Network is the best but they are so far behind that people spoil picks without intending to do so.

Benjamin Franklin was a notorious womanizer and James K Polk was one of the worst Presidents in American history. #justsayin

Williams-Brice Stadium (where the ***** play) is 1.5 hours away from Bank of America Stadium. That played a huge role in their interest.

I agree about Franklin. The thing that I heard about Leggett is that he's pretty dumb so I don't hate not taking him. And Worthy gives me John Ross vibes. I think they wanted Odunze or Thomas but when that didn't happen they were happy to move down and collect capital while still getting their guy. No one will accuse them of reaching for Franklin and/or McConkey tomorrow.

That's a good point. Worthy is a scheme fit in SF (that's why I'm surprised that Miami didn't take him), but KC is chasing the Tyreek Hill dragon since they traded him. I don't know why, given the fact that they just won two straight SB without him and really could have used a DB, but they really feel that need. BTW, I have KC PTSD as much as anyone, but Worthy gives me John Ross vibes all day. That speed is seductive, but Tyreek is great because he's an elite route runner first and fast second. I remember the entire city of Cincinnati (I live here) begging Marvin Lewis to play Ross more, but when he did he couldn't get open or catch footballs. I mean, if speed and size is all you need to play WR the Bills just need to convince Ely De La Cruz to switch sports.

I liked him at MSU (I don't watch ACC football), but the lack of separation is a concern.

I'm not sure that is true, but I do think that that the Bills think that. They did their work on him and Tez Walker.

They didn't what Leggett and they knew that the Panthers would take him. Tepper loved the idea of taking the local guy. I mean, for everyone that knows that region, Xavier barely has to move.

Now that I have had time to step off of the ledge, I think that he tried to trade up into the top ten for Odunze, When that failed, he wanted Thomas. When he was taken, he had no one left with a first round grade. Better to not reach and get some additional ammo. I don't expect that they will take that late third. I think that they will use that and 60 to trade up in the second. Who they pick at what position I have no idea.

There is an issue with mid-level players staying in school because NIL money is more than 5th round pick money so the bottom half of this draft is indeed week. It will correct itself in a year or so but the lower-round guys will be older than we are used to.

I understand that he traded down because the Bills didn't have anyone left on their board with a first-round grade. But I hate the concept of "draft value." Draft picks don't play, players do. And as we stand right now, the Bills have a franchise QB and the worst WR room in the league. But my biggest source of anger is that Beane traded Diggs without a plan. That was a blunder. He should have done what the Bengals have done with Higgins, and told him "you have a contract so shut up and play."

This has been the worst off season of Beans tenure, and he should be fired on Monday.

For some reason, NFL Network is way behind every other broadcast.

That Bucs fan in the loud suit and the red afro wig stood right next to me at the Bills/Bucs Thursday Night game.

Pain pills. He just had back surgery.

Tampa. Mike Evans is old.

Now I'm mad. Beane traded Diggs without a plan. What a stupid move.

Kids are going to start refusing to play RB and LB in Pop Warner.

I knew it wasn't Worthy because McDaniel looked bored.

I don't think that I have ever seen Tomin in a suit before tonight.

This is the first one that I think that Beane could have done, but the Vikings pick is 4 picks higher.

He would be 26 by the time he makes his first start. You also waste two years of the rookie contract.

Yes it would. This draft is better than next year, so trades aren't happening.

This is the fewest number of trades that I can remember. I think that it's a reflection of the strength of NEXT year's draft.

Put on NFL network. They are tipping nothing.