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RD 7, Pick 8 (236): Jack Anderson, G (Texas Tech)


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22 hours ago, Brandon said:

On paper,  this seems like a really good pick.  He's a four year starter in a major conference,  is fairly athletic for an OG, and grades out well in pass protection.   

Everything I read said this guy was a hard worker who was basically lacking high athletic traits and that is why he was getting drafted where he was. So this is a guy you are basically hoping can overcome lack of immense talent with technique and anger... sound like Feliciano... no thanks. The “fairly athletic” is not what major scouting reports say. They say “sufficient” “durable” “ lacks footwork” so this guy likely doesn’t make the team. He might be lucky to even get in the practice squad. 

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23 minutes ago, Locomark said:

Everything I read said this guy was a hard worker who was basically lacking high athletic traits and that is why he was getting drafted where he was. So this is a guy you are basically hoping can overcome lack of immense talent with technique and anger... sound like Feliciano... no thanks. The “fairly athletic” is not what major scouting reports say. They say “sufficient” “durable” “ lacks footwork” so this guy likely doesn’t make the team. He might be lucky to even get in the practice squad. 


What are your expectations of a Round 7 pick?

 

I would be over the moon if he had a multi year starting career like Feliciano...

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10 hours ago, Niagara Dude said:

I think he needs to stay on the field this season or he will be gone next year,  he has to see all the offseason activity on the OL and know he needs to produce. 

Also that talked about in this is forrest lamp

Ppl keep crying that we have no guard death but the fact of the matter is we do forest lamp is a starting caliber guard in the NFL he was starting for the chargers he was drafted hi he suffered in injury that slowed him up a bit but he has always been a quality guard if Ford produces we literally go from questionable Guard play too solid guard play with decent depth and this doesn’t even count Jack Anderson who may end up being equality guard in his own right

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1 hour ago, Locomark said:

Everything I read said this guy was a hard worker who was basically lacking high athletic traits and that is why he was getting drafted where he was. So this is a guy you are basically hoping can overcome lack of immense talent with technique and anger... sound like Feliciano... no thanks. The “fairly athletic” is not what major scouting reports say. They say “sufficient” “durable” “ lacks footwork” so this guy likely doesn’t make the team. He might be lucky to even get in the practice squad. 

 

Well,  he IS a 7th round pick.  I'm not saying he's HOF material or anything,  just that he seems like a nice developmental guard here in R7.  As far as his athleticism is concerned,  I'm basing that solely on a cursory look at his pro day numbers,  which seem to lean much more positive than not.  Now maybe that doesn't translate to the field,  but at least it suggests there might be something there the Bills coaches can work with.  

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1 hour ago, Locomark said:

Everything I read said this guy was a hard worker who was basically lacking high athletic traits and that is why he was getting drafted where he was. So this is a guy you are basically hoping can overcome lack of immense talent with technique and anger... sound like Feliciano... no thanks. The “fairly athletic” is not what major scouting reports say. They say “sufficient” “durable” “ lacks footwork” so this guy likely doesn’t make the team. He might be lucky to even get in the practice squad. 

You literally have not seen him play in the NFL down

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2 hours ago, Aussie Joe said:


What are your expectations of a Round 7 pick?

 

I would be over the moon if he had a multi year starting career like Feliciano...

He won’t he’s a cut.... 

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On 5/1/2021 at 6:13 PM, MAJBobby said:

Beane “we want to run more effectively”

 

A lot of Bills Fans “RB coming RB coming”
 

Beane “three on the OL”. 
 

it is good that our GM can see it wasn’t the RBs as much as it was poor run blocking. 

Strange take since he brought back the entire starting OL. Beane felt it was more of a scheme issue. Beane and McDermott just adding competition which makes everyone focus more on improving. Keep depth deep. OL camp will be an interesting one. 

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19 hours ago, Locomark said:

Everything I read said this guy was a hard worker who was basically lacking high athletic traits and that is why he was getting drafted where he was. So this is a guy you are basically hoping can overcome lack of immense talent with technique and anger... sound like Feliciano... no thanks. The “fairly athletic” is not what major scouting reports say. They say “sufficient” “durable” “ lacks footwork” so this guy likely doesn’t make the team. He might be lucky to even get in the practice squad. 

 

You wouldn't be happy if our 7th rounder turned into a Feliciano-type player? 

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18 hours ago, John from Riverside said:

Also that talked about in this is forrest lamp

Ppl keep crying that we have no guard death but the fact of the matter is we do forest lamp is a starting caliber guard in the NFL he was starting for the chargers he was drafted hi he suffered in injury that slowed him up a bit but he has always been a quality guard if Ford produces we literally go from questionable Guard play too solid guard play with decent depth and this doesn’t even count Jack Anderson who may end up being equality guard in his own right

That's quite a...sentence. 

 

Consider taking a breath.

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20 hours ago, Aussie Joe said:


What are your expectations of a Round 7 pick?

 

I would be over the moon if he had a multi year starting career like Feliciano...

 

I think people get way too worked up by late round picks. Guys picked in rounds 6-7 are typically going to be niche role or depth players if they make the roster or PS developmental type players. I like the Anderson pick, I think he will make the PS and get called up if there is an injury.  

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On 5/3/2021 at 12:44 PM, junior12thman92 said:

 

You wouldn't be happy if our 7th rounder turned into a Feliciano-type player? 

That's the question. I think he is Feliano II, and that's fine with me. 

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On 5/2/2021 at 9:11 PM, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Strange take since he brought back the entire starting OL. Beane felt it was more of a scheme issue. Beane and McDermott just adding competition which makes everyone focus more on improving. Keep depth deep. OL camp will be an interesting one. 

Not strange in the least, everyone knew/knows our preferred O line Starters didn’t play together the entire season do to injury, back ups were in use a lot and run game schemes were changed to accommodate the BU linemen’s skills, now we have the preferred O line guys all healthy, and we have substantial BUs / potential starters behind them. The run blocking can now be schemed to the talent that both our RBs posses, we aren’t gonna run a hell of a lot more, but we will be effective when we choose those plays, all of this follows what Beane was not so subtle about in his season end PC, and frankly it’s kinda surprising that so many fans have had this go right over their heads, but, what are ya gonna do, you can lead a horse to water..., 

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1 hour ago, Don Otreply said:

Not strange in the least, everyone knew/knows our preferred O line Starters didn’t play together the entire season do to injury, back ups were in use a lot and run game schemes were changed to accommodate the BU linemen’s skills, now we have the preferred O line guys all healthy, and we have substantial BUs / potential starters behind them. The run blocking can now be schemed to the talent that both our RBs posses, we aren’t gonna run a hell of a lot more, but we will be effective when we choose those plays, all of this follows what Beane was not so subtle about in his season end PC, and frankly it’s kinda surprising that so many fans have had this go right over their heads, but, what are ya gonna do, you can lead a horse to water..., 

Me personally, I wasn't looking at RB as a possibility at 30 because Singletary and Moss aren't capable. It was more about adding weapons on offense and at 30 that was a good spot to take one of the RB'S. 

 

I never believed RB was our issue in the run game. I don't believe drafting 3 lineman was to fix our run game either. 

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1 hour ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Me personally, I wasn't looking at RB as a possibility at 30 because Singletary and Moss aren't capable. It was more about adding weapons on offense and at 30 that was a good spot to take one of the RB'S. 

 

I never believed RB was our issue in the run game. I don't believe drafting 3 lineman was to fix our run game either. 

Curious, if it’s not the RBs, or having our preferred O line guys all healthy at once for the first time in over a season,  plus with good BUs, and some with starting potential, what is it then? Scheme?  coaching?  Being that without our Preferred starters we still went 13-3, we should likely be all the better this upcoming season. I would add that our coaches learn and grow better with their learning experiences, I don’t see the issues that some want to make mountains out of mole hills about, no team since the Dolphins undefeated season have been perfect before or after so..., 

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2 minutes ago, Don Otreply said:

Curious, if it’s not the RBs, or having our preferred O line guys all healthy at once for the first time in over a season,  plus with good BUs, and some with starting potential, what is it then? Scheme?  coaching?  Being that without our Preferred starters we still went 13-3, we should likely be all the better this upcoming season. I would add that our coaches learn and grow better with their learning experiences, I don’t see the issues that some want to make mountains out of mole hills about, no team since the Dolphins undefeated season have been perfect before or after so..., 

One thing people don't talk about is commitment also. There were games they didn't run almost at all. Basically just called a run play just to call it. No rhythm. Run game is about rhythm. 

 

I think it was probably a little bit of scheme, commitment, and injuries. 

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3 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

One thing people don't talk about is commitment also. There were games they didn't run almost at all. Basically just called a run play just to call it. No rhythm. Run game is about rhythm. 

 

I think it was probably a little bit of scheme, commitment, and injuries. 

I hear ya, I think pretty much the same, the run game all in all was an afterthought as compared to the passing game, mostly because the passing game was kicking Azs throughout most of the season. Beane made it awfully darn clear he wants an effective run game this upcoming season, I am confident we will see exactly that as a compliment to the passing game. 

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