Pete

Carter was 102 out of 219 DT in snap count. Carter was ranked 193 out of 219 by PFF. Over 88% DTs played better than our 3rd round pick

No one complained about Spencer Brown pick in the 3rd round. Moulds played under Levy, who was notorious for not playing rookies. Bernard was another third round pick, where instant expectations are not the same as first round picks. Let’s hear you make the case that Dalton and Keon were good draft selections. I’m more hopeful for Dalton(even though he was reach and we overpaid imo)that maybe he can become a top 5 TE. Keon was slow in college, and the NFL is much faster. He can’t beat a jam cleanly, and his catch percentage after Poyer hit was minuscule. Moulds could beat a jam and line up outside, so we saw potential. Keon is no X WR

Adonai Mitchell is a player I liked for the Bills. He is a true X WR. He would make much more sense imo

2025- Who plays boundary WR? We still don’t have decent boundary WR. There were plenty of chances to add X WR in 2024, but X WR was ignored. At least we would be set at S if we selected Cooper, while we try and find a quality X WR

Double shot of The Jesus and Mary Chain

I like Edwards too. Im guessing he gets traded. I like your idea of trading Torrence. We have too many talented OL, and thats a good problem. We have Alec Anderson too. Not to mention Van Pran, Gourage, and Clayton. Whomever we cut will get quickly picked up. So im guessing Bills trade OL between now and end of draft. Marino likes Edwards too, but stressed that $5 million in savings is a lot

My guess is that Grable is too talented to keep off the field. Bills have a strong, deep Oline. Van Der Mark is a great swing tackle, and he was inactive when Grable was healthy. Im guessing Grable goes to LG, and Bills OL is massive. Edwards gets traded for draft pick, or is surprise cut- we save $5million.

Boddrington returned kicks. Solomon got snaps in too

Washington had an excellent draft that provided immediate results. If Beane lays another egg this draft, I doubt he’s here in 3 years Rank 30 Buffalo Bills Class grade: D+ Round 2 (No. 33) Keon Coleman, WR | 13 games/12 starts (60) Cole Bishop, S | 16 games/4 starts Round 3 (95) DeWayne Carter, DT | 11 games/3 starts Round 4 (128) Ray Davis, RB | 17 games/0 starts Round 5 (141) Sedrick Van Pran-Granger, IOL | 16 games/1 start (160) Edefuan Ulofoshio, LB | 4 games/1 start (168) Javon Solomon, DE | 14 games/0 starts Round 6 (204) Tylan Grable, OT | 4 games/1 start (219) Daequan Hardy, CB | 0 games/starts Round 7 (221) Travis Clayton, OT | 0 games/starts Notable free agent signees Joe Andreessen, LB | 13 games/1 start  Notable trade additions Brandon Codrington, CB/RET | 17 games/0 starts (acquired from NYJ) The biggest pre-draft question about Keon Coleman was whether he could separate at the NFL level, with his 4.61 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine only furthering concerns. His supporters countered that separation knock by touting his contested-catch ability, but he struggled in both areas as a rookie. His inability to separate was clear to the naked eye but also underscored by a number of Next Gen Stats metrics. Meanwhile, Pro Football Focus charted that Coleman received 19 contested targets and caught just seven, giving him a subpar conversion rate of 36.8 percent. Frankly, following a November wrist injury that sidelined him for a month, Coleman struggled to find a connection with Josh Allen on anysort of pass, catching just 10 of his 29 targets over the final seven games (playoffs included). The rest of the class was pretty unremarkable, though Ray Davis provided some juice in the backfield and Cole Bishop played decent in spot duty at safety, racking up a team-high 10 tackles in the AFC Championship Game.

Round 2 • Pick 1 (33) • WR Keon Coleman Round 2 • Pick 28 (60) • SAF Cole Bishop Round 3 • Pick 32 (95) • DT DeWayne Carter Round 4 • Pick 28 (128) • RB Ray Davis Round 5 • Pick 6 (141) • C Sedrick Van Pran-Granger Round 5 • Pick 25 (160) • LB Edefuan Ulofoshio Round 5 • Pick 33 (168) • EDGE Javon Solomon Round 6 • Pick 28 (204) • OT Tylan Grable Round 6 • Pick 43 (219) • CB Daequan Hardy Round 7 • Pick 1 (221) • OT Travis Clayton how do you feel about this draft now? 2-Keon- I hated the pick at the time. Keon played decent pre-Poyer hit. But was almost useless after. Keon was first player selected Day 2. So Beane has all night to contemplate that pick and turn down draft picks. 2-Cole - an ok selection. Hopefully he can make big progress this season. 3- DeWayne big fat F. 2% pass rush win rate is horrendous. Horrible pick Beane. 4-Ray Davis- finally a solid draft selection. Ray will be a productive Bill for years. 5- Ed- hardly saw the field- TBD 5–Solomon looks like a good situational pass rusher. Beanes second decent pick. 6-Tylan - best pick of the draft. Tylan sounds like a great find! 6-Hardy- undersized, good practice squad depth, return ability. 7- Clayton- potential. so one lukewarm hit in the first 3 rounds. Keon was awful in playoffs, and Cole has potential. Ray, Solomon, and Tylan look like Bills going forward. All those draft picks, and your 6th round draft pick looks to be best pick. Way too many whiffs, again. I rate this draft a D-

I always thought Kate Pierson was beautiful. B52s rock!

Siva was the Smashing Pumpkins first single. 1967-1973 and 1988-1993 are the two greatest musical periods ever recorded, imo. I loved Gish! I could not wait for Siamese Dream, and I had huge expectations. Siamese Dream fulfilled those expectations. Gish is still my favorite. But Siamese Dream rocks too Howie Mandel is an #######. He set up Bill Burr. Howie invited both Bill and Billy Corgan, and pretended he was Maury Povich. Corgan believes Bill and him are brothers. Him and Howie blindsided Bill, and Bill was understandably pisses off.