hell I would trade for Josh now. Let him back up Allen. Maybe parlay Rosen into a 1st round pick in year or two. Be like the Pats. Farm QB's and trade then for picks
My prediction is there are several trades into top 5 today. And that someone trades up for DK. The risk/reward upside is off the charts and DK presents incredible value in 2nd
and everything I have read, this draft has 10 or so elite players, but the meat of the draft is rounds 2-4. Let's hold on to 2, 3, 4, 4. Use the other picks and/or trade players not in out plans next season to move up if we must
DK or Jaylon at 40 if we are lucky again.
cody ford, Murphy, Irv, little, rock ya, would all be great picks as well. Murphy fits our secondary perfect and could possibly be bpa at 40. Jaylon and Oliver has been my dream draft scenario. The Bills D will be fun to watch with a new, improved pass rush!
Good point. Next years draft is loaded with skill positions, but weak on online. Beane is factoring that in with his decision making process. This years draft is deep at TE. The bills should draft one today. And DK in second round is a bargain!
I want us to trade back, draft Simmons with 1st, add Knox with additional second rounder. So right there our two biggest holes are fixed, and we have 2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6,7 left to parlay into a starter or two or three
I love the idea of trading back, and drafting DK. I would prefer we kept both those second rounders.
The Colts had 4 2nd rounders last year- and it transformed their team. The Pats have 5 day 2 picks. As one scout noted, "the meat of this draft is rounds 2-4". That added 2nd rounder could be starting WR, TE, CB- and would basically be a free addition
opening books? A good blitz player is familiar with most opening lines. That's why some in Blitz chess try to play uber aggressive, non conventional openings that someone might not be familar with such as Danish Gambit(one of my favorites) or The Grob(statistically the worst opening move, but has great lines, and will confuse many opponent, especially during blitz game)
I have a chess clock. You make your move, then hit the clock. Then time is deducted from opponents clock, until he moves, then he hits clock and time starts counting down off your clock, until you move and hit clock. 5 minutes time seems to me to be most common setting for the clock. But it can be 10, 20, 30, 60 minutes. But Blitz chess is usually 5 minutes or less. In other words, the game is over after checkmate, or someone's clock expires. Blitz chess is quite fun