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Tillery in the 2nd after Jawaan Taylor/Dillard in the 1st is our best case scenario. I'd love this.

Dillard is the best OT in this draft, and maybe the only one who can play LT at the NFL level. Let's face it, Dawkins is an average at best LT. If we don't draft a LT this year, it's gonna be very hard to get one, we won't be picking in the top-10 again for a long time. Then if Dawkins doesn't cut it again this year, we have to spend big to go get a LT in FA. I'd still rather have Oliver, but I'd like Dillard if we go Offense.

Beasley was the guy I wanted all along, he's got better short-area quickness than Humphries and is literally always open. That said, I'm even more excited after watching/reading that write-up. I'm sure we'll feature Beasley a ton, it's now on Josh to be a complete QB & utilize the short areas of the field.

Let's not kid ourselves, McCarron is a solid QB2. He somehow lost out to Peterman, but that was vs preseason competition. If McCarron hadn't gotten hurt & started the season, we'd probably have won more games. That means no top-10 pick, and Allen may not have even played. We're in a much better place today because of Peterman winning that job.

I think this a year that we get back to respectability, whether that means playoffs or not. I think we'll be in the mix & the world we see the Bills as a team to watch. Once we're on the cusp, that's when we go all out & spend big on a top playmaker via FA or trade next offseason to put us over the top.

I'm in the suburbs of Chicago & I wear Bills stuff all the time, so does my 11 year old son. Nobody ever asks or says anything. I rarely see other people in Bills gear, maybe 1-2x/year. A few weeks ago, the owner of a local brewery/restaurant came over to our table because my son had a Bills hoodie on, turns out he's from Buffalo & a big fan, so we talked football for a bit.

As far as backup Centers go, Bodine would be one of the best in the league. Considering Morse's past concussions & the cheap price tag, I think he stays on. Murphy is a much better player than he showed last year, if he finally stays healthy, he could be the pass rushing addition we need. He is a bit pricey, but we don't need the cap space at this point.

And then went on to beat a Steelers team that was a serious title contender.

Ajayi is coming off a major injury, so he's probably only gonna get a 1 year deal from somebody. The Eagles expected him to take over their backfield, but he never broke free of their 3-headed monster RB committee. I'm not sure he's the same guy who gouged us for 200 yards anymore. If we hadn't already signed a vet, I'd be cool with adding him on a prove it deal, but we'll likely draft a RB in the 3rd/4th who'll be cheaper & at least as good as Ajayi.

I've been one of the biggest DK haters on here, but the video makes some good points. I do agree that he can be a very dangerous WR if used like he suggests, but he's still too risky to draft #9. Megtron had really good college production, and no issues with his hands. Considering DK's hands & limited production, I don't think anybody takes that risk in the top half of round 1.

Mills would actually be an upgrade for the Texans, good for him. They'll surely draft a few OL, but he has a chance to start there.

I'd absolutely love this. I honestly believe White would have just as big an impact for us as Ed Oliver would. And Risner is my favorite OL in this draft, he'll end up the best of the bunch, albeit at RT.

I think Beane spent the past 1.5 years building a team culture with "process" character players. We're now at the point where not every player has to be squeaky clean and can still fit into our team culture. Oliver would be fine, I hope he's the pick.

1.) Nick Bosa 2.) Quinnen Williams 3.) Ed Oliver 4.)Josh Allen 5.)Jawaan Taylor 6.) Devin White 7.) Clelin Ferrell 8.) Andre Dillard 9.) Montez Sweat

There's really not anything McCoy can do this season to justify his contract, he's not that player anymore, and probably won't have enough touches to reach his former levels. But he can still have a very good year if he stays healthy, and I'm ok with that.

I'm really surpised that Williams is getting any votes. Hmmm, an uber stud penetrating DT, or a "pretty good" OL prospect who will have to change positions to OG?

Awesome, he lives a couple blocks from me in the offseason.

OT- Biggest need, we can't/won't go into the season with McDermott as our only backup. TE- Really need another younger option here. I'm ok with Kroft for a year while rookie develops. LB- Need to add at least 1. I really wouldn't be surprised at Devin White in the 1st. DT- Agreed, need to add a penterator here RB- Must add a rookie WR- I'd love to add a rookie, and I think we will, but WR isnt really a definite need anymore

According to that, Star Lotuleilei was a really bad signing.

I do like Hockenson, but chances are, we won't be drafting in the top-10 again anytime soon. If we pass on an OT prospect, we may not have the chance at a top one for a long time. There'll always be top TEs in the mid-late 1st.

Chubb is pretty darn good. Hunt is just a luxury to them anyway.

Zay is light years better than McKenzie, who is a gadget guy we really only added due to our lack of offensive talent. That's no longer the issue, and Beasley is taking his job. Very slim chance McKenzie stays on.

I totally agree that Jonah Williams is a Guard, and I doubt we spend #9 on a guy we need to project at another position. If we go OL at 9, it'll be Jawaan Taylor or Dillard. Dawkins is a very average LT, but could be a top-5 OG. I doubt they move him there, but I'd understand if they did.

We'll surely draft at least 1 CB with our 10 picks, so depth shouldn't be an issue. I feel really good about our top-4 CBs right now

It's amazing that Antonio Brown is 1 injury away from catching passes from Peterman. Wouldn't that be karma?