The Jokeman

Sherfield is an UFA. In terms of WRs you forgot the guys we have signed to future contracts who are KJ Hamler, Andy Isabella, Tyrell Shavers and Bryan Thompson. I'm sure we'll add someone in UFA (my hope is Noah Brown who can fall anywhere between WR2-WR4 on the depth chart and not break the bank). Then draft one in the 1st and 2nd and follow up with another in 5th.

I'm not the biggest fans of Lewis but at that cost it's not bad for a 6th/7th CB.

He's from Florida so makes some sense, toss in with Ridley likely gone he could become a pseudo 1.

Knowledge of the system and easy to fit in. Also coach knows their strength/weaknesses already. Less of a learning curve on both sides.

I prefer him to Dane Jackson. Yet only as 3rd outside CB on depth chart.

Atlanta, they always seem to need help on defense.

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I wish you well. My mom had a stroke in October 2022. Fortunately for she was able to maintain her ability to walk and talk. Although she did go through speech therapy to help her "find her words". Yet she's struggles with memory aphasia and since she is alone have hired someone to assist her maintaining her house, local meals on wheels, I pay her bills, and use senior busing/Uber to get her to medical appointments.

I could see him waking up in bed next to Suzie, breaking the 4th wall and screaming.

I'm not as high on Sweat as most here.

Brian Thomas, Mitchell and Legette are the top WR on my board that love in Buffalo. I'm also going to keep pounding a drum on Cornelius Johnson as a kid that is going to make people wonder why he fell to Round 4 in a few years.

The thing with Legette is he builds his speed and has some YAC ability. Toss in the plays to his size. I compared him to Moulds and like Moulds he might take a few years to develop in the NFL. I do have some reservations on his short area quickness to get open yet if he had everything we'd want he likely not be there at #28.

I don't mind drafting someone for depth but not seeing a starting NT year 1 in this draft.

I agree but who's out there that is affordable?

Sutton had a great year last season, will he ever stay healthy to repeat it? I'm not sure but with the contract and compensation it cost if rather get a rookie.

When Jones plays it frees up Oliver to be what he does best which is play one on one on a guard and make plays behind the line of scrimmage.

He's good but not great. I don't think he'd ever be a bonafide #1 guy. With the strength of this year's draft being at WR I'd pass.

Legette ran a 4.39 so he's a hair slower than Metcalf. As things stands to me he's a guy if like here as compliments what we have an as upside to be a alpha #1 WR we'll need in 2-3 years as Diggs moves on. I agree but sad part is the draft doesn't have an DLineman to me pop out as instant starters. Safety is rarely a 1st Round pick and nobody grades out as one unless we take a flier on that kid out of Iowa.

He may have not made our team but he did well in New England. CB Alexis Austin played 211 defensive snaps in five appearances with the Patriots. He had nine tackles, an interception and two passes defensed.

Likely not first day signings but I like WR Noah Brown, RB AJ Dillon, S K'won Wallace, DE AJE or DE Dorance Armstrong, DT Montravius Adams, CB Levi Wallace.

Meh. As long as he got less than $1.5 million per season.

The 3rd is cuz their minority DC got hired as HC in Houston.

Nobody knows.

It looks that way.

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