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He had clearly lost a step last year, got very little separation, probably only getting slower. He'd be a better attitude/hands version of Kelvin Benjamin in our offense.

I don't like Fant, he's a phenomenal athlete, but just an OK TE. I think he's more a tweener, and we need a more complete TE. He'll take a few years to figure it out, let somebody else figure out how to use him. In addition to Hockenson, I'd rather have Sternberger or Irv Smith Jr than Fant.

Holy Crap at Sternberger dragging that DB for another 27 yards. Wow!

Lynch sorta redeemed himself to those outside of Buffalo by becoming semi-likeable in Seattle. Willis can still eat a dick.

Bryce Love in the 4th is on my wish list.

I think McKenzie gets cut for sure. We now have a better slot WR & a better returner. No room for him.

I like Hockenson as much as the next guy, but he isn't going to come in here & dominate without a year or 2 of seasoning. Very few rookie TEs have had really good statistical seasons in NFL history, and the most recent was Shockey in 2002. I don't think we go TE in the 1st for that reason.

Taking a guy like Metcalf at #9 is exactly what old Bills regimes would've done. We are not that organization anymore. I really don't think any team aside from maybe the Raiders values him in the top half of the first round.

I also think he will beat out Dawkins for LT. We may end up drafting Jawaan Taylor or Risner, which would force Dawkins to LG- and that would give us a top-10 OL in my opinion.

It better not be 3 first rounders for Bo Callahan.

He may turn into a decent WR2 in that offense with Brown drawing the coverage, but he'd fall on his face if he was a #1 option. I'm glad we stayed away. My prediction: 51 catches, 745 yards, 5 TDs.

I don't think the Ravens are a playoff team with a full season of Lamar Jackson & and a worse Defense. They're a 6-win team IMO. Steelers are really the only team besides the Browns that can win the AFC North. I'd favor the Browns at this point.

WR Cole Beasley- B+ G Jon Feliciano B+ OT Ty Nsekhe A TE Tyler Kroft B WR John Brown B CB Kevin Johnson C C Mitch Morse A RB Frank Gore C C/G Spencer Long B WR Duke Williams B Guys like Nsekhe, Long, Feliciano, & Duke are solid grades because they came really cheap & have a chance to be solid starters. I don't see how these can be graded any lower than a B.

This is my prediction as well.

I don't think Bodine is gone, he's cheap & a solid backup Center. Morse has had concussions in the past, we need him. Ducasse is a sure goner. Ivory probably cut too. We'll cut at least 1 more OL, but probbaly not until after the draft.

I don't think the Giants have the ability to tank bad enough to get a top-3 pick. Having Barkley plus 2 first round picks pretty much guarantees them 4-5 wins. They'll probably grab a QB & WR in the 1st & be on the upswing.

I don't see Teller, Zay, or Harrison Phillips being starters this year, even if we don't add anybody else at their positions. They're all solid depth players, and that's good teams need. Our backups last year were mostly pretty bad, this a major improvement.

Hughes was our best Defensive player last year, and should've been a Pro Bowler. These are not the guys you let go when you just made the statement that you're ready to seriously contend for a playoff spot this year. Hughes & Ansah as our starting DEs would put us up there with the elite Defensive lines.

Wow at his pass-blocking vs Clowney, what an animal. That's against a premier NFL DE. I hate to say it, but even his average plays in that game are better than anything I've seen from Dawkins.

This points to no more FA additions on the OL, and drafting either Jawaan Taylor or Risner.

Yes! Perfect slot for Daboll's offense. Beasley is just as good as Humphries. On a side note, Zay may be trade fodder.

He's got real potential, and has been either under-utilzed or hurt his whole time in Miami. I wouldn't give up a pick for the right to pay him 9.6M, but if he's cut, hell yes.

Morse is a premier player at a very important position, this is a huge help to Allen. This was a very good signing, and the type of move that could help lure other FAs to sign with the Bills

I forgot all about Conley. He's a guy that makes sense, and he'll probably still be available in the 2nd or 3rd wave of FA. This seems like a Poyer-esque Beane signing.

I like it a lot so far. If we add Cole Beasley & a RT, I'll be ecstatic. Then our only major needs would be a WR, TE, & OG from the draft.