JoeF

Beane's current interview is great stuff ... he just said Bills corners can't be pile inspectors - have to be physical..😂

R1 P30 DL Derrick Harmon - Oregon R2 P2 CB Maxwell Hairston - Kentucky R2 P30 RB TreVeyon Henderson - Ohio State R4 P12 DL Jamaree Caldwell - Oregon R5 P2 CB Zy Alexander - LSU R5 P8 WR Kyle Williams - Washington State R5 P32 S R.J. Mickens - Clemson R5 P35 C Joshua Gray - Oregon State R6 P1 EDGE Elijah Ponder - Cal Poly R6 P30 LB Shaun Dolac - Buffalo Gave up next year's Rd 2 to move up for Hairston. Henderson was simply BPA when my turn came up (Also thinking about not being able to afford Cook). Coach Addae coached Zy Alexander....swapped some picks in the fourth and fifth to not overdraft a couple of guys. Wanted to pair Harmon with Caldwell...Homer draft for Dolac...couldn't help myself.

a pair of baby goats...

Its likely one of Dallas' comp picks (so not 149 but 170 or 171)...

Similar injury history to what Jordan had with the Browns pre-Bills. I thought the same thing.

Shoulder stingers kept him out of all but 4 games last year. He intimated in post-season interviews that it could be chronic. Obviously, Bills would want to check this out first. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/asante-samuel-jr-hopes-to-be-back-with-chargers-after-missing-most-of-2024

He's a kid. He's been built up all his life on the court and on the field. It takes time to adjust to not being the best athlete out there and to having to work on the parts of the game that are weak. This interview showed me he has learned some lessons. Applying them is the key. Beane is dead on with his comments about Keon. The place to show Beane and McDermott he has learned is training this offseason, spending a lot of time in Buffalo at the facility, working hard in OTAs and camp and then hitting those individual and team goals next season. The jury is still out for me. I sense an arrogance in him that needs to be channeled toward team goals.

The barefoot wonder with a fellow Tarheel QB....will miss his aura and presence but as a WR he was fortunate to play with Josh

Josh does mocks... https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1899163795731132416/pu/vid/avc1/1280x720/bonsGwPV8DizDjEv.mp4?tag=12

Heard Bills are out of the Elon Musk to run their social media presence sweepstakes - thank goodness! Guy can't even keep X up...

Lots of talent but an Antonio Brown meltdown is waiting to happen...not sure I would do this...

This love story is Hallmark movie *****...❤️

Take any great QB off a team and they would be toast. Josh was panned as a bad pick by a lot of pundits. I talked with Zay Jones' dad on a plane ride to Buffalo during Josh's first year. He told me that Josh would never develop. He would never be accurate. This staff helped develop him (Daboll being key). I give them credit for that.

He's depicted as an expert in the article/interview - he's not a ***** expert -- his track record was ***** horrible. He's got a burr up his ass because Beane and McDermott have shown you can win in Buffalo - something he and Whaley attempted and failed pretty miserably. He needs to STFU. I agree that the first and second rounds have not been contributing productive players but Tre White, Dion (2017) (consider this McDermott's draft not Whaley's); Ed Oliver (2019); James Cook (2022); Torrence (2023) all have all-pro talent. That's not bad but its not difference maker good. They have missed on the D-Line with heavy investment. On the O-Line they have a much better track record. Its a balance. What I disagree with is Monos being the mouthpiece when his track record was horrible...and I mean horrible. Its like Mitch Trubisky being critcal of Josh Allen's game.

2014 1-4Sammy Watkins 2-44Cyrus Kouandjio 2015 2nd Round Ronald Darby (1st rounder for Watkins) 2016 1st Shaq Lawson 2nd Reggie Ragland Playoff appearances in the Whaley/Monos era - 0 AFC Championship Game appearances in the Whaley/Monos era - 0 Hello glass houses.... Shut up Jim.