chris heff

I agree with all that, but drafting 10 guys when most of those picks are late round picks is not prudent. Those six and seven rounders are not going to be significantly better than undrafted free agents. Those picks are more valuable used as capital to move back into rounds two and three.

I don’t understand the trade scenario, they need less picks not more. After taking DT or OT at nine package some picks and move up.

Luckily everyone that thinks this is a good idea is not named Brandon Beane.

Cookie Gilchrist

DT, OT, TE, RB, LB, WR I believe and I’ve said it before the road to anywhere goes through Tom Brady and I would personally like to see a big fast DT go through him.

Josh Allen is a “very stable genius”.

I have a Bucky Brooks rookie card, don’t know why, only card I have.

I don’t think there is a chance in hell that they draft 10 guys. At some point they will package picks to move up for someone they like. All mocks are speculation, they rarely go as expected, and after the top ten it really becomes difficult to predict.

Why didn’t they sign him last year? They obviously like him. I don’t understand not just keeping him.

Pettiness is very much in vogue.

I like Singletary, but didn’t he have a bit of a rough outing at the Combine?

Oh no! Who will be our fourth string emergency OB?

I agree, but we would really have a story if Beane was running the Bills draft while still in the employ of the Panthers. Just kidding, I do believe that McDermott made the final call on the picks in 2017.

The road to anything goes through New England. You beat Brady with a four and five man rush with pressure up the middle. If there is a guy available at 9 that excels at that, take him.

Of course he’s a back up Feliciano is 73 and blind for God sake!

It always amazes me that there is not 32 people on the planet that can competently play QB in the NFL.

My father had season tickets from the start. Went to a lot of games at the Old Rock Pile.

No, John Oliver the comedian, apparently he’s a good locker room guy with a high motor.

That may be, but the fact remains that Rosen was touted as the possible number one pick could one year later get traded for a third.

I’m amazed at not just how wrong we can be about QBs, but how wrong people paid to evaluate these guys can be just as clueless. I was all in on EJ and defended him for way too long. People on this site have extolled the virtues of the likes of Bortles, Barkley, Hackenberg, and Rosen who may well get traded for a third round pick. It’s one thing for us to be wrong, but people whose job it is remains head scratching.

You guys are making more out of the jacket thing than Applewhite. https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2018/11/16/top-nfl-prospect-ed-oliver-houston-coach-major-applewhite-got-into-an-in-game-argument-over-coat/?utm_term=.08faa4f16a43

Apparently not true. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2826081-nfl-trade-rumors-stefon-diggs-not-going-to-redskins-despite-brothers-ig-post

I used to think the same thing until it was pointed out you have to factor in value. For example if the biggest need is OT, except four are already off the board do you reach, or trade down? The inverse is also true.

Has AB changed positions? Is he a D-back now?

That is interesting and probably true, but wouldn’t that increase the value of a good pass rushing DT? Shortest distance is a straight line.