McShay Mock Draft 4.0

[Mr. WEO]

Where do they draft a playmaker?

[Mat68]

Dont hate it.  The benefit of having little holes they can afford to take a chance on Phillips.  Seemsike the most gifted edge player in the draft.  I coming down to edge, wr, cb.  I think if you can find a 10 year de you take him.  Then I would look for a guy who can play man opposite of White.  If neither is available or they feel like they can add a playermaker on offense go for it.  Field punts, return kick and manufactor touches for.  

[Buffalo03]

On 4/1/2021 at 3:25 PM, chknwing334 said:

What may be the only negative aspect of the Bills success for me, is my reduced interest in the draft.  It is much more interesting when your team is drafting in the top 10! With that said, I hope we don't have another exciting draft for many years!  

I actually prefer it in the position they are now. When the Bills picked in the top 10, the rest of the first round I didn't care for. I still always watched to see if we traded up but now that we are picking at 30, I'm actually a lot more interested in the whole thing

Edited April 4, 2021 by Buffalo03

[billspro]

On 4/3/2021 at 4:13 PM, Logic said:

There are several mid to late round WRs that have either great straight line speed or great quickness/agility, or in some bases both.

Anthony Schwartz
Marquez Stevenson
Jaelon Dardon
Dwayne Eskridge

Ihmir Smith-Marsette
Simi Fehoko
Dazz Newsome

I hope the Bills find a way to draft 1-2 of them. Most of them lack route-running nuance and/or can't be counted on to be successful as classic outside receivers right off the bat. Luckily, we don't need them to. They can come in as gadget guys and return specialists and then learn the finer points of the position from our great corps of veteran WRs.

One of those guys needs to be a Bill. I would add Jacob Harris to the list.