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https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/detroit-lions-dt-tyleik-williams-discusses-interest-from-bills/vi-AA1DDdl4?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=ACTS&cvid=fbf0a23a44024340added570e580e1e8&ei=9 First Video on the page. I guess this kind of shows Buffalo was never interested in trading up at all for anyone. That being said.. its just another peek look at what was going on in the Bills war room and what they were thinking leading up to their pick. Seems we were content with how the chips were falling to us. Thoughts? Would anyone here of been happier with Tyleik Williams?

I liked him and was hoping he would succeed w/ Bills.....

This was just mentioned on WGR It’s of course possible that the Bills tell a handful of guys the same thing & we may not have expected Maxwell to make it to 30

How is this possible I thought Tremaine was the youngest and only getting younger?!?!

Halas Hall right about now!

Maybe I missed this in other threads, but I have an honest question from yesterdays game. Has the coaching staff or anyone else indicated why Spector was starting instead of Williams? Does Williams still have a lingering injury? I know opinions vary on a lot of topics on this site and elsewhere (it's ok, kinda fun with all the highly engaged fans), but I don't think I'm stepping out too far on a limb to say that Williams is better than Spector. My not so hot take might be Spector is in the running for least effective player on a not too effective defense lately...

I know Dorian struggles some in passing downs but was surprised to see Spector in when Milano went out. Neither Spector or Milano looked particularly great but Detroit is good.

Go Bills!

A nice breakdown of Dorian Williams in pass coverage at about the 1:00 mark. This kid is just starting to shine. The Bills staff deserves a ton of credit for showing up this uber athletic kid’s game. You saw flashes last year but all too often he was over running or out of position. Not now. What will the Bills do when Milano is ready to return? What a cool problem to have.

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Would have liked him, just not at that price.

Both are 6-4 so sounds to me like we're make an serious effort to add some size to the position between drafting Shorter and adding Dezmon Patmon in January. Preston had a great rookie season but been struggling with injuries since. He could be an under the radar signing if added. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/05/31/bills-to-work-out-preston-williams-marcell-ateman/

Interesting…

Wth is McB doing at the Mike?? Who will win the job? Will we add someone? I hope Spector can improve and take the job. does anyone think Williams is a true contender for the job in 2023? At least we have Aj Klein as insurance in case none of these kids pan out

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First UB Bull to play in the NBA since Sam Pellom in the early 80's. Only the second Bull in the NBA ever. He's from Rochester.

Yes please! Hes had a couple injuries but when healthy he’s a really good tackle and a guy I really wanted coming out of the draft. Would love to trade a 3rd for him but I’m sure it’ll cost more

“This addition makes us even more excited for what should be an intriguing camp competition in the backfield.” #BCLions sign free agent @A_B_Williams26 The veteran joins a quartet of experienced backs that will battle in Kamloops. Maybe the Bills weren’t off base when they released him after all.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/05/15/quinnen-williams-scrubs-jets-from-his-twitter-page/ Social media has become a tool for sending messages. And Jets defensive tackle Quinnen Williams has sent a pointed one to his current team. Williams has removed any reference to the Jets from his Twitter page. After the title “Defensive Tackle for,” there is now a stream of periods. The move comes at a time when Williams is boycotting voluntary offseason workouts as he tries to get a new deal. Recent reports have suggested that a major gap remains between the parties’ positions. The defensive tackle market currently has Aaron Donald of the Rams far and away above the others, at $31.667 million annually. More than $8 million per year below Donald is Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons, at $23.5 million. Commanders defensive tackle Daron Payne and Giants defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence are next, at $22.5 million. So where does Williams want to land in the gap between Simmons and Donald? That’s likely the issue between the Jets and Williams. And, currently, Williams is making it clear he’s not happy with where things stand.

S JORDAN POYER, BUFFALO BILLS Josh Allen and the offense is getting the bulk of the attention in Buffalo this season, but the defense has carried on being quietly impressive and underrated. One of the most underrated members is safety Jordan Poyer. The way Buffalo deploys their safeties, Poyer has lined up all over the secondary, both in deep coverage and closer to the box as well as covering the slot against certain matchups when required. He has been excellent in any of those areas, racking up eight defensive stops in four games and forcing a key fumble against the Jets in Week 1. Second Team: Justin Simmons, Denver Broncos RT JACK CONKLIN, CLEVELAND BROWNS Along with Teller, the arrival of Jack Conklin has transformed Cleveland’s offensive line. Jedrick Wills Jr. has held up well on the other side of the line at left tackle, but Jack Conklin was made for this offensive system and has been able to bulldoze players on the ground, especially with combination blocks with Teller inside. Conklin has also been good as a pass-blocker, allowing four total pressures across four games. This is always likely to be the weaker part of his game, but he is on course for the second-best PFF pass-blocking grade of his career. Second Team: Daryl Williams, Buffalo Bills

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I’m really thinking that Trevon Diggs was a strong candidate for us at #54 but Dallas erased that possibility. Of course A.J. Epenesa was predicted by more than a few prognosticators him to fall to us and it appears that it’s a pretty safe pick for us at a position of need for us. I fully expect a CB or LB in the 3rd rd, a RB in the 4th and after that it’s anybody’s guess. A QB anywhere later in this draft wouldn’t shock me as well. I kind of thought going into this draft that OL could of been a pretty good possibility at pick 54, another need for us, that could be a good future starter but that went by the wayside as well. This leads me to think that Beane’s reasoning of trading for a proven veteran player could come into play here imo. Like the Diggs’ trade, Beane didn’t want to risk relying on unproven and/or less of a player so that, to me, would make sense for the Beane to whip out one of his 1 or 2 year contract that he likes to use. Trent Williams’ stock has been falling considerably since last year. It’s rumored that maybe a mid or later rd pick could get it done. I’m sure with the picks that we still have, 5th rder and later, a package of a couple of them picks could probably get this handled. To me that would make a good draft for us and the roster would maintain a good blend of youth paired with seasoned veteran play. Beane and McDermott go out of their way to make sure they keep good veterans for leadership and so far it has created a great chemistry in the locker room. Go Bills!