Mock Drafts

[LyndonvilleBill]

25. Traded for 31, 95 &226 Bengals 

 

31. K. Gordon CB Washington 

57. T. Andersen LB Montana State 

70. Traded up with 95 & 23' 3rd

70. A. Pierce WR Cincinnati 

89. R. White RB Arizona State 

130. A. Barno Edge V-Tech 

168. D. Bellinger TE SD State 

185. C. Mays IOL Tennessee 

203. I. Weston WR Northern Iowa 

226. J. Camarda P Georgia 

231. J. Thompson CB Texas 

[ScorpionZero]

This is the " I reached draft " using picks to add players who i think can make us better this year and beyond.

 

25. Christian Watson WR,

we just don't have anyone on the roster with his length and speed. He adds another dimension to the O. Beane want to add speed and he has it.

 

57. Coby Bryant CB, he's got the athletic abilities to do really well on our D. We just need one of those basketball hoops for the sidelines.

 

89. Kyle Philips WR, great routes, quick more than fast with a little more size than or last slot.

 

130. Jerome Ford RB, 4.46 speed with size.

 

168. Zyon McCollum CB, he's got what you want, needs coaching and playing time.

 

185. Cade Mays IOL, backup for both guards and RT. LT in a pinch.

 

203. Alec Lindstrom IOL, developmental C.

 

231. Zander Horvath RB, he can be used all over the place. Plus I just think he's a badass.

[Yantha]

Adding my weekly mock:

With Poyer continuing to hold out, I went heavy on secondary in the first three rounds.

Added a linebacker, Interior OL, a short yardage/goal line back, a DL sleeper pick (check this dude out!), as well as the "do everything" FB/TE/KR that I'm hoping for in Heyward.

 

24 minutes ago, ScorpionZero said:

This is the " I reached draft " using picks to add players who i think can make us better this year and beyond.

 

25. Christian Watson WR,

we just don't have anyone on the roster with his length and speed. He adds another dimension to the O. Beane want to add speed and he has it.

 

57. Coby Bryant CB, he's got the athletic abilities to do really well on our D. We just need one of those basketball hoops for the sidelines.

 

89. Kyle Philips WR, great routes, quick more than fast with a little more size than or last slot.

 

130. Jerome Ford RB, 4.46 speed with size.

 

168. Zyon McCollum CB, he's got what you want, needs coaching and playing time.

 

185. Cade Mays IOL, backup for both guards and RT. LT in a pinch.

 

203. Alec Lindstrom IOL, developmental C.

 

231. Zander Horvath RB, he can be used all over the place. Plus I just think he's a badass.

Love Kyle Phillips, arguably one of the best route runners and slot SR in this draft.  Would love Ford in the 4th!

[ScorpionZero]

25: R1 P25 WR Christian Watson - North Dakota State

57: R2 P25 CB Coby Bryant - Cincinnati

89: R3 P25 LB Troy Andersen - Montana State

130: R4 P25 RB James Cook - Georgia

168: R5 P25 WR Kyle Philips - UCLA

185: R6 P6 CB Jaylen Watson - Washington State

203: R6 P24 G Cade Mays - Tennessee

231: R7 P10 FB Zander Horvath - Purdue

[RocCityRoller]

Needs as I see them - DB (both S and CB)/ OL/ WR/ LB/ RB

 

25 - S - Daxton Hill (Michigan 6-0", 191, RAS 9.05) 4.3 40, 43.6 vert, 4.13 shuttle

57 - RB - Ken Walker III (Michigan St, 5;9", 211, RAS 9.25)

89 - CB - Coby Bryant (Cincinnati, 6-1", 193, RAS 5.56)

131 - OG - Cade Mays (Tenn, 6-4", 311, RAS 7.53)

168 - WR - Tyquan Thornton (Baylor, 6-2", 181, RS 8.54) 4.28 40, 33" arms

169 - CB - Akayleb Evans (Missouri, 6-2", 197, RAS 9.55) 32.5" arms

185 - OT - Kellen Diesch (AZ State, 6-7", 301, RAS 9.75) - started at LT for AZ State

231 - OC - Dawson Deaton (Texas Tech, 6-5", 306, RAS 9.7) - Practice squad C

 

Made one trade to move back one pick and flip 203 for 169

I was ok with getting Kolar or Mays and figured 169 has a better chance of making the team than 203.

TN gets Pick 130 (Charlie Kolar TE), 203 (Vincent Gray CB)

BUF gets Pick 131 (Mays G), 169 (Akayleb Evans CB)

 

The draft fell really well for the most part.

Hill fell (was a run on WR and CB) will be a starter by 2023. (passed on CB McCreary)

Walker III was there and was a no brainer should become RB #1

Two probable starters with first 2 picks.

Needed a CB given White's timetable and I'm not sold on any CB on the roster other than White and T Johnson

Bryant was a good 3rd round value and was one of the 5 BPA according to the sim I was using

I wanted to refocus on offense (OL and WR).

Mays was the best OL at that moment, may regret passing on Kolar, I like both for this point in the draft.

Thornton is 6'2" with sub 4.3 speed, a type the Bills WR room doesn't have.

Evans fell and I took him based on his size and athleticism. (Figured between Bryant and Evans we should find one CB starter)

Last two picks were brought in for competition and development on OL. Good sized guys with high RAS scores from good programs.

[ScorpionZero]

21 minutes ago, RocCityRoller said:

Needs as I see them - DB (both S and CB)/ OL/ WR/ LB/ RB

 

25 - S - Daxton Hill (Michigan 6-0", 191, RAS 9.05) 4.3 40, 43.6 vert, 4.13 shuttle

57 - RB - Ken Walker III (Michigan St, 5;9", 211, RAS 9.25)

89 - CB - Coby Bryant (Cincinnati, 6-1", 193, RAS 5.56)

131 - OG - Cade Mays (Tenn, 6-4", 311, RAS 7.53)

168 - WR - Tyquan Thornton (Baylor, 6-2", 181, RS 8.54) 4.28 40, 33" arms

169 - CB - Akayleb Evans (Missouri, 6-2", 197, RAS 9.55) 32.5" arms

185 - OT - Kellen Diesch (AZ State, 6-7", 301, RAS 9.75) - started at LT for AZ State

231 - OC - Dawson Deaton (Texas Tech, 6-5", 306, RAS 9.7) - Practice squad C

 

Made one trade to move back one pick and flip 203 for 169

I was ok with getting Kolar or Mays and figured 169 has a better chance of making the team than 203.

TN gets Pick 130 (Charlie Kolar TE), 203 (Vincent Gray CB)

BUF gets Pick 131 (Mays G), 169 (Akayleb Evans CB)

 

The draft fell really well for the most part.

Hill fell (was a run on WR and CB) will be a starter by 2023. (passed on CB McCreary)

Walker III was there and was a no brainer should become RB #1

Two probable starters with first 2 picks.

Needed a CB given White's timetable and I'm not sold on any CB on the roster other than White and T Johnson

Bryant was a good 3rd round value and was one of the 5 BPA according to the sim I was using

I wanted to refocus on offense (OL and WR).

Mays was the best OL at that moment, may regret passing on Kolar, I like both for this point in the draft.

Thornton is 6'2" with sub 4.3 speed, a type the Bills WR room doesn't have.

Evans fell and I took him based on his size and athleticism. (Figured between Bryant and Evans we should find one CB starter)

Last two picks were brought in for competition and development on OL. Good sized guys with high RAS scores from good programs.

Well thought out and written, thx for taking the time.

 

Edited April 25, 2022 by ScorpionZero

[ScorpionZero]

25.

Trent McDuffie

CB Washington

57.

Jahan Dotson

WR Penn State

89.

Jerome Ford

RB Cincinnati

130.

Jelani Woods

TE Virginia

168.

Kyle Philips

WR UCLA

185.

Akayleb Evans

CB Missouri

203.

Jack Coan

QB Notre Dame

231.

Zander Horvath

RB Purdue

[buffblue]

23 minutes ago, RocCityRoller said:

Needs as I see them - DB (both S and CB)/ OL/ WR/ LB/ RB

 

25 - S - Daxton Hill (Michigan 6-0", 191, RAS 9.05) 4.3 40, 43.6 vert, 4.13 shuttle

57 - RB - Ken Walker III (Michigan St, 5;9", 211, RAS 9.25)

89 - CB - Coby Bryant (Cincinnati, 6-1", 193, RAS 5.56)

131 - OG - Cade Mays (Tenn, 6-4", 311, RAS 7.53)

168 - WR - Tyquan Thornton (Baylor, 6-2", 181, RS 8.54) 4.28 40, 33" arms

169 - CB - Akayleb Evans (Missouri, 6-2", 197, RAS 9.55) 32.5" arms

185 - OT - Kellen Diesch (AZ State, 6-7", 301, RAS 9.75) - started at LT for AZ State

231 - OC - Dawson Deaton (Texas Tech, 6-5", 306, RAS 9.7) - Practice squad C

 

Made one trade to move back one pick and flip 203 for 169

I was ok with getting Kolar or Mays and figured 169 has a better chance of making the team than 203.

TN gets Pick 130 (Charlie Kolar TE), 203 (Vincent Gray CB)

BUF gets Pick 131 (Mays G), 169 (Akayleb Evans CB)

 

The draft fell really well for the most part.

Hill fell (was a run on WR and CB) will be a starter by 2023. (passed on CB McCreary)

Walker III was there and was a no brainer should become RB #1

Two probable starters with first 2 picks.

Needed a CB given White's timetable and I'm not sold on any CB on the roster other than White and T Johnson

Bryant was a good 3rd round value and was one of the 5 BPA according to the sim I was using

I wanted to refocus on offense (OL and WR).

Mays was the best OL at that moment, may regret passing on Kolar, I like both for this point in the draft.

Thornton is 6'2" with sub 4.3 speed, a type the Bills WR room doesn't have.

Evans fell and I took him based on his size and athleticism. (Figured between Bryant and Evans we should find one CB starter)

Last two picks were brought in for competition and development on OL. Good sized guys with high RAS scores from good programs.

I can definitely get on board with this

[RocCityRoller]

1 minute ago, ScorpionZero said:

25.

Trent McDuffie

CB Washington

57.

Jahan Dotson

WR Penn State

89.

Jerome Ford

RB Cincinnati

130.

Jelani Woods

TE Virginia

168.

Kyle Philips

WR UCLA

185.

Akayleb Evans

CB Missouri

203.

Jack Coan

QB Notre Dame

231.

Zander Horvath

RB Purdue

Akayleb Evans is an interesting mid round CB to keep an eye one.

I need to look at Zander Horvarth, great name and you seem to like him

[ScorpionZero]

4 minutes ago, RocCityRoller said:

Akayleb Evans is an interesting mid round CB to keep an eye one.

I need to look at Zander Horvarth, great name and you seem to like him

When you watch Zander's film he looks like a man beating up on boys. He could've probably played in any era of football. He may have not tested well or all that other bull####, he can just play football he has this will to him 

Edited April 25, 2022 by ScorpionZero

[RocCityRoller]

25 minutes ago, ScorpionZero said:

When you watch Zander's film he looks like a man beating up on boys. He could've probably played in any era of football. He may have not tested well or all that other bull####, he can just play football he has this will to him 

This was a fun highlight reel to watch. He has nice hands and some speed too. Didn't realize he is a FB. Not sure what role he would have here, but that was a lot of fun to watch. He will get drafted or be a priority UDFA. Thanks for the recommendation!

 

 

[ddaryl]

4 minutes ago, RocCityRoller said:

This was a fun highlight reel to watch. He has nice hands and some speed too. Didn't realize he is a FB. Not sure what role he would have here, but that was a lot of fun to watch. He will get drafted or be a priority UDFA. Thanks for the recommendation!

 

 

 I love the Allen-esque hurdles at the 3:20 and about the 5:08 mark. Solid dump off receiver out of the backfield. Got some initial make the guy miss moves, and can drag a pile.

 

[ScorpionZero]

1 hour ago, RocCityRoller said:

This was a fun highlight reel to watch. He has nice hands and some speed too. Didn't realize he is a FB. Not sure what role he would have here, but that was a lot of fun to watch. He will get drafted or be a priority UDFA. Thanks for the recommendation!

 

 

I see him as change the look of the offense kind of guy, H-back, FB, TE, big slot, and of course some HB, short yardage, goal line. I just wish we could see how he was as blocker. Goal line play where your in a heavy set and he's in one end of the line and leaks out to the end zone. You can get inventive with him.

Troy Anderson has the same kinda qualities and he can play linebacker and some gadget QB plays. Watch his film and you'll see what I mean. Just something to think about.

Edited April 25, 2022 by ScorpionZero

[RocCityRoller]

23 minutes ago, ScorpionZero said:

I see him as change the look of the offense kind of guy, H-back, FB, TE, big slot, and of course some HB, short yardage, goal line. I just wish we could see how he was as blocker. Goal line play where your in a heavy set and he's in one end of the line and leaks out to the end zone. You can get inventive with him.

Troy Anderson has the same kinda qualities and he can play linebacker and some gadget QB plays. Watch his film and you'll see what I mean. Just something to think about.

Gilliam had some important plays last year. Could see Horvath fill the role/s Gilliam and Moss are supposed to have. Short yardage guy, physical line ups, goal line guy.

 

He is intriguing for the 6th/7th/UDFA. I was surprised at his game speed. The leaps were much fun, and his hands were pretty nice too. Happy you brought him to my attention.

[ScorpionZero]

Running back Zander Horvath, and NFL Draft hopeful, displayed his athleticism and versatility during an impressive performance at Purdue's Pro Day.

And he didn't disappoint in front of the eyes of scouts representing 30 NFL Teams during the team's Pro Day on Tuesday. 

The 6-foot-3, 230-pound running back looked to showcase his versatility and athleticism, attributes he possesses in spades. Horvath, who is not projected as a high draft pick, will play any position to make an NFL roster when the time comes. 

"I'm completely open to everything," Horvath said. "I mean, even coming in here, I came in as a walk-on and had play special teams, fullback and running back. So I'm used to being all over, but it really depends on the team. 

think it might be a little bit of fullback, a little bit of running back. I think for me, because I'm not a top pick, special teams is going to be crucial."

With the Boilermakers, Horvath ran the football, protected the quarterback in a spread offense and proved to be a reliable security blanket by showing great hands out of the backfield. 

 

35.5 vertical.

10.8 broad jump.

31 reps of 225. Talk about a beast

4.57 40 in sub freezing temps.

He's been compared to Mike Alstott, but I don't think I'd take it that far.

 

Edited April 25, 2022 by ScorpionZero

[ScorpionZero]

Mad trading as guys I wanted were falling I just kept trading back.

Got allot of talent. This one is from NFL'S Mock Draft Database. And it is completely unrealistic, but fun. They may have to expand the roster after this.

 

Buffalo Receives:

2022: Round 1, Pick 28

2022: Round 2, Pick 59

2022: Round 5, Pick 171

 

Green Bay Receives:

2022: Round 1, Pick 25

2022: Round 3, Pick 89

2023: Round 3

_________________________

Buffalo Receives:

2022: Round 2, Pick 35

2022: Round 4, Pick 111

2022: Round 4, Pick 117

 

New York Receives:

2022: Round 1, Pick 28

2022: Round 5, Pick 168

___________________________

Buffalo Receives:

2022: Round 2, Pick 41

2022: Round 4, Pick 109

 

Seattle Receives:

2022: Round 2, Pick 35

___________________________

Buffalo Receives:

2022: Round 3, Pick 70

2022: Round 4, Pick 106

 

Jacksonville Receives:

2022: Round 2, Pick 59

____________________________

 

My Selections

41

Round: 2

Christian Watson

WR | North Dakota State

TRADE

57

Round: 2

Troy Andersen

LB | Montana State

70

Round: 3

Cam Taylor-Britt

CB | Nebraska

TRADE

106

Round: 4

Jeremy Ruckert

TE | Ohio State

TRADE

109

Round: 4

JoJo Domann

LB | Nebraska

TRADE

111

Round: 4

Jerome Ford

RB | Cincinnati

TRADE

117

Round: 4

Kyle Philips

WR | UCLA

TRADE

130

Round: 4

Kalon Barnes

CB | Baylor

171

Round: 5

Cade Mays

IOL | Tennessee

TRADE

185

Round: 6

Matt Araiza

P | San Diego State

203

Round: 6

Jack Coan

QB | Notre Dame

231

Round: 7

Zander Horvath

RB | Purdue

[ScorpionZero]

Good article on Draft trade charts.

 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/sports.yahoo.com/amphtml/the-chart-that-guides-nfl-draft-trades-has-a-glaring-flaw-it-isnt-very-good-134240503.html

 

I especially like the comment about throwing darts (picks), if you have 12 darts and suck at drafting your still likely to hit on 5 or 6. Beane contributed to the article.

Edited April 25, 2022 by ScorpionZero

[ScorpionZero]

No trades on the draft network, not paying for it. Yes I drafted 2 RB's but I just couldn't pass him up in the 6th. So we got a new backfield 1a and 1b. You know what would really screw up the defense is if they both wore the same number.

 

 

Edited April 26, 2022 by ScorpionZero

[ScorpionZero]

25: R1 P25 WR Christian Watson - North Dakota St

57: R2 P25 CB Coby Bryant - Cincinnati

89: R3 P25 RB Jerome Ford - Cincinnati

130: R4 P25 WR Skyy Moore - Western Michigan

168: R5 P25 CB Mario Goodrich - Clemson

185: R6 P6 G Chris Paul - Tulsa

203: R6 P24 LB Jeremiah Moon - Florida

231: R7 P10 RB Zander Horvath - Purdue

[ScorpionZero]

34.

Christian Watson

WR North Dakota State

66.

Coby Bryant

CB Cincinnati

70.

Jerome Ford

RB Cincinnati

130.

Kyle Philips

WR UCLA

157.

JT Woods

S Baylor

168.

JoJo Domann

LB Nebraska

231.

Zander Horvath

RB Purdue

[Richard Noggin]

9 hours ago, Yantha said:

 

With Poyer continuing to hold out, I went heavy on secondary in the first three rounds.

 

 

I'm sorry...what? 

[Yantha]

21 minutes ago, Richard Noggin said:

 

I'm sorry...what? 

Poyer is not participating in voluntary workouts, has changed agents, and wants a new contract.  Beane stated he's focused on the draft and quote "can't pay everyone".

 

There are some indications that this issue could persist until the start of the season, but of course, everyone's hoping it works out well for the team and for Poyer.

 

I consider that a "holdout", but let's not split hairs on descriptions about what's going on here.  mmkay? 

[Motor26]

1 minute ago, Yantha said:

Poyer is not participating in voluntary workouts, has changed agents, and wants a new contract.  Beane stated he's focused on the draft and quote "can't pay everyone".

 

There are some indications that this issue could persist until the start of the season, but of course, everyone's hoping it works out well for the team and for Poyer.

 

I consider that a "holdout", but let's not split hairs on descriptions about what's going on here.  mmkay? 

You do know what “voluntary,” means, right?

[Yantha]

1 minute ago, Motor26 said:

You do know what “voluntary,” means, right?

There are other issues here.  C'mon let's not be naive to the situation.

And I'm not starting another back and forth with trolls.  

 

Have a nice evening.

[Richard Noggin]

21 minutes ago, Yantha said:

Poyer is not participating in voluntary workouts, has changed agents, and wants a new contract.  Beane stated he's focused on the draft and quote "can't pay everyone".

 

There are some indications that this issue could persist until the start of the season, but of course, everyone's hoping it works out well for the team and for Poyer.

 

I consider that a "holdout", but let's not split hairs on descriptions about what's going on here.  mmkay? 

 

17 minutes ago, Yantha said:

There are other issues here.  C'mon let's not be naive to the situation.

And I'm not starting another back and forth with trolls.  

 

Have a nice evening.

 

I'm definitely no troll (and yes I can see that label was unleashed while quoting someone else, but you did pluralize it). I AM someone who tries to question hyperbole and fallacy. Jordan Poyer is NOT currently holding out. And while it's not unreasonable to argue that a holdout could be on the horizon, that isn't what you did in your post that kicked off this particular sidebar.

 

You are allowed to make fallacious arguments, and I am allowed to call them out. Don't get defensive. I've probably/definitely put forth some poorly supported claims myself. 

[Yantha]

15 minutes ago, Richard Noggin said:

 

 

I'm definitely no troll (and yes I can see that label was unleashed while quoting someone else, but you did pluralize it). I AM someone who tries to question hyperbole and fallacy. Jordan Poyer is NOT currently holding out. And while it's not unreasonable to argue that a holdout could be on the horizon, that isn't what you did in your post that kicked off this particular sidebar.

 

You are allowed to make fallacious arguments, and I am allowed to call them out. Don't get defensive. I've probably/definitely put forth some poorly supported claims myself. 

See that response I can respect and get behind more than the "i'm sorry what?" which was rather sarcastic.

 

It's been a long long day...   The troll comment was more meant for the "you DO know what voluntary means".

 

Apologies.

Edited April 26, 2022 by Yantha

[ScorpionZero]

Things are gonna get real tricky for Beane, of course you want Poyer in that secondary but at what cost at his age. A raise on a three year contract with the third being an opt out should get it done. You also have to think next year who do you pay, Edmonds is gonna command a huge contact and what about Oliver do they pick up the fifth year option or give him a new contract. Probably cheaper to give him a new contract, that is of course you decide to keep him. And then there's Knox, wow, I don't envy Beanes job between know and then. He's gonna earn his paycheck.

[Richard Noggin]

7 minutes ago, ScorpionZero said:

Things are gonna get real tricky for Beane, of course you want Poyer in that secondary but at what cost at his age. A raise on a three year contract with the third being an opt out should get it done. You also have to think next year who do you pay, Edmonds is gonna command a huge contact and what about Oliver do they pick up the fifth year option or give him a new contract. Probably cheaper to give him a new contract, that is of course you decide to keep him. And then there's Knox, wow, I don't envy Beanes job between know and then. He's gonna earn his paycheck.

 

And then there's also Gabriel Davis, and Micah Hyde isn't getting any younger, and RB and CB and OG...it never ends. Hitting on a QB is SO essential, but then that just sets in motion a perpetual wheel of good problems to have. 

[Warriorspikes51]

Trade: 

2023 1st

2022 4th

Edmunds, Epenesa, Hodgins, Moss

 

To NYG For 7th overall

 

 

Trade:

25th, 2023 4th, 2022 6th

 

To SEA for 40th, 41st

 

 

7. WR Jameson Williams🐘

40. RB Breece Hall🌪️

41. CB Andrew Booth🐅

57. LB Troy Andersen🐆

89. TE Jelani Woods⚔️

[ScorpionZero]

My whole problem with this positional value and seting the market. I get that as a player you wanna get paid but when is it enough, after your contact ducks your team. Is that right, when a good teammate is shown the door because your contact pays so much the team had to let them go. It's just selfish if you ask me.

Ask how an employee at say the electric company gets laid off or let go along with 49 others, but the VP there gets his 12 million dollars because it's in his contact and the electric company doesn't want to get sued. Without the VP, those people keep there jobs.

Think about ING that had to get bailed out by the government because all those bankers had contracts paying them millions and all the regular workers just got screwed. We live in a screwed up world on how we value things, I just wish a high profile player would have the balls to say a certain amount is enough, let's keep the team together. There's a ton more to say on the subject but that's it for me. The NFL is greedy and made the players greedy to. If I hear one more person say " I gotta get mine " I'm gonna blow there ________brains out. 

Money doesn't make the world go round, greed and power does.

Rant, rant, rant.

3 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:

Trade: 

2023 1st

2022 4th

Edmunds, Epenesa, Hodgins, Moss

 

To NYG For 7th overall

 

 

Trade:

25th, 2023 4th, 2022 6th

 

To SEA for 40th, 41st

 

 

7. WR Jameson Williams🐘

40. RB Breece Hall🌪️

41. CB Andrew Booth🐅

57. LB Troy Andersen🐆

89. TE Jelani Woods⚔️

I don't have a problem with it, one less contact to worry about. Maybe 2 if you let Knox walk next year 

Edited April 26, 2022 by ScorpionZero

[Warriorspikes51]

4 minutes ago, ScorpionZero said:

My whole problem with this positional value and seting the market. I get that as a player you wanna get paid but when is it enough, after your contact ducks your team. Is that right, when a good teammate is shown the door because your contact pays so much the team had to let them go. It's just selfish if you ask me.

Ask how an employee at say the electric company gets laid off or let go along with 49 others, but the VP there gets his 12 million dollars because it's in his contact and the electric company doesn't want to get sued. Without the VP, those people keep there jobs.

Think about ING that had to get bailed out by the government because all those bankers had contracts paying them millions and all the regular workers just got screwed. We live in a screwed up world on how we value things, I just wish a high profile player would have the balls to say a certain amount is enough, let's keep the team together. There's a ton more to say on the subject but that's it for me. The NFL is greedy and made the players greedy to. If I hear one more person say " I gotta get mine " I'm gonna blow there ________brains out. 

Money doesn't make the world go round, greed and power does.

Rant, rant, rant.

I don't have a problem with it, one less contact to worry about. Maybe 2 if you let Knox walk next year 

I imagine Josh Allen will restructure his deal if needed to keep Knox. They are very close

[Special K]

This couldn’t possibly happen, could it??  I hope so!

 

25. Devin Lloyd LB Utah

 

57. Breece Hall RB Iowa St

 

89. Zyon McCollum CB Sam Houston

 

130. Damarri Mathis CB Pitt

 

168. Cole Turner TE Nevada

 

That draft with no trades would be 🔥🔥🔥

Edited April 26, 2022 by Special K

[BillsShredder83]

5 hours ago, Warriorspikes51 said:

Trade: 

2023 1st

2022 4th

Edmunds, Epenesa, Hodgins, Moss

 

To NYG For 7th overall

 

 

Trade:

25th, 2023 4th, 2022 6th

 

To SEA for 40th, 41st

 

 

7. WR Jameson Williams🐘

40. RB Breece Hall🌪️

41. CB Andrew Booth🐅

57. LB Troy Andersen🐆

89. TE Jelani Woods⚔️

In what fantasy land does anyone want Epenesa Hodgins and Moss even if they were FA, let alone giving up major assets for lol them giving us an interest free 1st rd loan... one that started as a 7th and turned into pick 32 lol this is sooooo bad

[GunnerBill]

1 hour ago, BillsShredder83 said:

In what fantasy land does anyone want Epenesa Hodgins and Moss even if they were FA, let alone giving up major assets for lol them giving us an interest free 1st rd loan... one that started as a 7th and turned into pick 32 lol this is sooooo bad

 

Hodgins is worth nothing. He was a 6th round pick two years ago and has played in 1 game in the NFL only on special teams. Epenesa you might get a day 3 pick thrown back you way for by a team that is going to fatten him up and let him get back to being the guy he was in college rather than trying to turn him into something else. Zack Moss the best you are getting is like a conditional 7th. He is also basically valueless. 

[frogger]

57.

Breece Hall

RB Iowa State

89.

Alontae Taylor

CB Tennessee

137.

Zach Tom

OT Wake Forest

168.

Damarri Mathis

CB Pittsburgh

185.

Velus Jones Jr.

WR Tennessee

203.

Tanner Conner

WR Idaho State

244.

Austin Allen

TE Nebraska

253.

Cole Kelley

QB SE Louisiana

2023 CAR 1st

2023 CAR 2nd

2023 CAR 3rd

 

So I went in another direction…all the CBs and WRs I wanted were not there.  Carolina came calling.  They offered 1, 2 and 3 next year…healthy chance it’s going to be a top 15 pick…but also a 2nd and a 3rd.

 

so I had to take it. 
 

Hall was there at 57, it was between him and CTB…I went RB

pick 89 I went CB, Taylor is an exceptional athlete and has the ability to play man or zone.  He could start as a rookie.

137- went with the athletic Tom, he would be a good future starter in this wide zone offense.

168- got the Pitt secondary player our draft requires and pushes to be CB 5 or 6.

185-our KR, speed and physical, gets good YAC, older prospect…but could be WR 5.

203-hey look at 6’3 230 pound WR has a 40 inch vert and ran a 4.37…I wish I had a 3 cone on him.  Could be used as a Deebo type 

253- project QB, not needed…6’7” 250…would make Josh look small

 

 

TE and LB are still needs…wish I could’ve found the right ones

 

[ScorpionZero]

From PFF, trading down again as their big board allowed me to still get players I wanted and adding mid round picks.

Dart board philosophy, cause I probably suck at drafting.

Traded 25,185 for lions 32,66

Then 32,203 for lions 34,97 they wanted to trade.

Then 34, 97 for Chi 39,71

Then 39,231 for KC 50,94,121.

 

 

[ScorpionZero]

NFL mock draft database, dartboard draft.

 

Buffalo Receives:

2022: Round 2, Pick 40

2022: Round 2, Pick 41

Seattle Receives:

2022: Round 1, Pick 25

2023: Round 2

Buffalo Receives:

2022: Round 3, Pick 101

2022: Round 4, Pick 124

2022: Round 5, Pick 154

Philadelphia Receives:

2022: Round 3, Pick 89

2022: Round 7, Pick 231

2022: Round 6, Pick 203

My Selections

40

Round: 2

David Ojabo

EDGE | Michigan

TRADE

41

Round: 2

Christian Watson

WR | North Dakota State

TRADE

57

Round: 2

Tariq Woolen

CB | UTSA

101

Round: 3

Jelani Woods

TE | Virginia

TRADE

124

Round: 4

Jerome Ford

RB | Cincinnati

TRADE

130

Round: 4

Kyle Philips

WR | UCLA

154

Round: 5

Kalon Barnes

CB | Baylor

TRADE

168

Round: 5

Cade Mays

IOL | Tennessee

185

Round: 6

Jaylen Watson

CB | Washington Sta

[ScorpionZero]

TDN used rankings instead of predictive.

 

 

[Shake_My_Head]

[ScorpionZero]

Fanspeak, latest Jake Rigdon big board.

It's amazing how much it's changed over several days as you'll see with the picks.

 

25: R1 P25 WR Christian Watson - North Dakota State

57: R2 P25 EDGE David Ojabo - Michigan

89: R3 P25 CB Josh Jobe - Alabama

130: R4 P25 CB Kalon Barnes - Baylor

168: R5 P25 LB Damone Clark - LSU

185: R6 P6 RB Jerome Ford - Cincinnati

203: R6 P24 WR Kyle Phillips - UCLA

231: R7 P10 FB Zander Horvath - Purdue