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3 reasons Bills shouldn't use 10th pick on TE O.J. Howard


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"For its first overall selection, the Bills need a day one starter at a thinner position like S/CB/LB or WR that can make an impact as soon as he lands. The defense could use some help after losing 3/4 of its secondary and with receivers Bob Woods and Flash Goodwin going going back back to Cali Cali, there’s a void at that position too."

 

http://nysportsbiz.com/2017/03/14/3-reasons-bills-shouldnt-use-10th-pick-on-alabama-te-o-j-howard/

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O.J. is a mismatch as a 6' 6", 245 lb. receiver. 4.51 in 40. Good blocker at college level. A lot of athleticism. Run a two tight end set with Clay, Watkins, Shady and another WR to be determined later could be formidable. Considering the back problems that Clay has had in the past, O J might be a consideration. I would still consider a CB/ Safety to be a higher priority, but OJ would not be a horrible choice. If a real good CB could be found in round 2, then I could see grabbing a potential elite TE at 10.

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I am going to choose to go with the experts to make this decision. If they feel his value is that incredible and he can make a huge difference in our offense becoming better then do it. I heard he was an outstanding pass blocker and receiver so I won't cry over it if they grab this guy in round 1. Someone on here said the draft is deep on tight ends so don't grab 1 in the first round but from what the NFL scouts are saying it is a deep draft at a lot of positions so that excuse needs to be thrown out. I think we are going wide receiver in round 1 but again all I care about is that the Bills get it right and we won't know that until the games begin.

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me?

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the pbanana dude. he comes here to plug his site and articles.

 

if it means so much to him to generate discussion he would do so by contributing here. instead he is a nitwit who wants us to leave this site to make him someone and give him a name with his click bait.

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no.

 

the pbanana dude. he comes here to plug his site and articles.

 

if it means so much to him to generate discussion he would do so by contributing here. instead he is a nitwit who wants us to leave this site to make him someone and give him a name with his click bait.

Ohhh ok ok lmao I was like what is going on! Gotcha! thanks for the heads up brother haha! GO BILLS

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I think TT could find a 6'6" WR over the middle. Remember Jalen Hurts was a freshman QB for Alabama who didn't need to throw a lot to win. OJ could be very intriguing prospect for the Bills at 10. Potential high ceiling prospect. Would be a "safe pick" at 10 if he is even there at 10.

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The thing I don't like about OJ Howard is that there are questions about his commitment to football and love of the game. That's one trait that I just can't overlook in a prospect.

I totally agree with that.....drafted players should be "football players" and not athletes or it will show later on

 

What is interesting is Logan Thomas comps are almost all better then Howard as a athlete.....and was the top TE coming out of high school

....who switched to QB (which is the money maker position)

 

This leads me to believe that it wasnt because he couldnt play TE but because he COULD play qb

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