The Jokeman

Green could be looking to sign his final contract so he might want to get more than 1 year.

The free agent landscape is pretty bad when it comes to WRs. Robby Anderson might be the best of the group age/contract wise. Yet he might go elsewhere to be a top 2 option where here he'd be 3rd behind Brown and Beasley. I could see adding a guy like Geronimo Allison who brings size and can be a role player but he might not be much better than Foster. I'm not a Shenalt fan as he just reminds me so much of Sammy Watkins. I guess am gun shy taking another guy like that. I'd imagine most would side with Tee Higgins. Yet to me with as deep this WR class is I think we can find a decent WR in Round 2 (Michael Pittman Jr is my favorite option) and shore up other needs in the 1st.

Joe Webb v 2.0? No thanks, he's a good role player yet not enough to waste picks on. If Brees does retire Teddy Bridgewater is the guy who replaces him not Hill.

Ask questions about whom you'll be working with/under, like their backgrounds etc. Also if replacing someone it doesn't hurt to ask why they left. Also don't be modest but don't be cocky over your accomplishments. If/when asked about weaknesses be honest and say it with sincerity. Definitely but to selling the running bit you need to wear sneakers too.

I like Pittman in Round 2.

CeeDee Lamb might be there, yet he isn't big but has drawn comparisons to DeAndre Hopkins/Odell Beckham Jr by some which give us a legitimate #1 WR if lived up to those comparisons.

I'll have to see his measureables as https://www.si.com/2014/04/15/sammy-watkins-clemson-nfl-draft

The acting isn't great but the storyline kept me interested that me and my wife watched the entire first 2 seasons, it's coming back for a season 3 yet not sure what they can do to it to add anything.

We have a need for a #1 TE not a depth TE which I think what Hollister is. Personally I'd pass on him.

I never realized that Kobe and I were so close in age, as I was born in 1977. I always thought as him as younger maybe because of him coming out of high school to play in the NBA etc. It's definitely sad news and was shocked when my wife told me last night. I feel bad for his family as lost him and his daughter. To me he was always a good player similar to LeBron in that never will live up to the legend that was Michael Jordan who was the best player of my generation of following the NBA.

No but just a small example that we as Bills fans know about Tasker yet no little about other great STers in the league. Again STers IMHO don't play enough downs per game to make a big enough impact on most teams. Sure they may turn a game here and there but across a career not nearly enough to be considered a HOF. Case in point before the his blocked punt for a TD would most Bills fan know anything about Matt Slater?

Those that feel Tasker should be in the HOF, I ask does Matthew Slater belong? As Slater's been in more Pro Bowls and won more Super Bowls than Tasker.

Have you ever seen the movie In Bruges? I know it's on Cinemax but probably purchasable on some streaming service.

AGG killed UB when we played against him. I've kept my eye on him all season as a result, love his size and way he plays. I'm just not sure what round he goes, I'm thinking 3 or later.

If it means another marriage uhhh no.

Similar to Marv Levy but think more knowledgeable when it come to running an offense. Yet as a game day guy isn't at his best when spotlight is on him.

The Dolphins getting Talib from the Rams this past season another example.

It takes a special breed to run down field trying to make a tackle or avoid a tackle. I'm not sure an elite talent would want to risk it all playing 'teams.

Why doesn't Kurt deserve to be in?

If he didn't have to live in Archie and Peyton's shadow he might be more well thought of. I think he's a HOF maybe not first ballot but he was an above average QB in the Jim Kelly model.

We might get one big name ala when we signed Morse this past offseason yet expect us to get more of the good not great guys out there that fits in what we're trying to do here both scheme wise and locker room wise.

Edwards was similar to Andre Roberts in that he was more of a return specialist than an actual WR.

Clowney and Quinn are probably the top draws but I like Mario Addison and Emmanuel Ogbah. Markus Golden and Arik Armstead could be guys in the mix that might be worth looking at.

I think the director of this one really didn't want the viewer to side with Hernandez but present a reason behind why he may have done it, as feel they showed both sides of the issue and it did end with stating pretty much that at the end of the day it was Hernandez's choice to kill the guy.

With some of our extra picks I'd take a chance on Braden Mann in Round 5.