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Chiefs are going to have to find a way to stretch the field vertically…eagles are all over these quick routes

In FG range? Potection was all messed up there

A flag on a important down that went in favor of the chiefs after getting beaten on the play? who woulda thunk

Fields? Cousins? Winston? They could trade up into the top 3 picks if someone is willing to play ball. I wouldn’t rule it out.

Do you think he’d be a boundary guy at the next level? He is a bit undersized in terms of length, no? I haven’t seen any of his stuff but have read he would be a fit in terms of style of play since he does his best work off the ball in zone match coverages.

We’re doing ribs in the cockpot. Mac and cheese. corn bread and baked beans.

@HIT BY SPIKES where ya at

Yeah they’re not very valuable in terms of trade capital. I think if you packaged them together, you might be able to get up into the back end of the 4th if you threw in one of the 6ths. Depending on how the board shakes out and what they do in free agency, you may want the volume of selections vs. putting three resources into a single selection. Hard to know. I think the more likely use for these (aside from picking a player) if you package them to move up earlier in other rounds. For example you might package #56 with one of the 5ths to get up to the 53rd pick. Beane has been know to target “his guys” and make the move to go get them if there are other teams to play ball. We currently have 10 picks. There is just no way they make all 10 of those. There isn’t that many roster spaces to be filled. This is why I think you’ll see them identify who they want early on, and use those later round assets to try and move up to be sure to land them.

As others have suggested, Over the Cap currently has us projected to receive two additional 5th round picks (Leonard Floyd, Gabe Davis) https://overthecap.com/compensatory-picks

Last year they were released March 11th. I imagine they’ll come out again right around the start of the new league year.

So Allen was most overrated player in NFL and MVP in the same season…while also being the biggest trash talker and sportsmanship player of the year? WHAT IS HAPPENING

Some how, I feel like I won 🙂 Congrats JA!

Josh Allen wins award. Yellow flag flies onto the stage. Replay the down. Lamar wins. Fans revolt.

Josh Allen sitting next to John Hamm? Must be a super interesting duo

That was the rams of yesteryear. Now? They’ve taken very good to high level defensive lineman early in the last two drafts (Fiske, Turner, Young, Verse). They’ve all seem to hit and are a dominant force.

I have my childhood 90s cards. Went through the a few years ago and pulled out all the bills greats. It was funny going through it with my adult lense…I have a Patrick Mahomes Sr baseball card. Something so easily passable as a child, now so obviously notable. I had a few that the online retailer I looked at were worth 10-15 bucks but nothing major. Most are garbage. I’ll hang onto them anyways, as I’d like to make a card table for the basement with them.

The game has evolved from the days of the Legion of Boom. The rule book, offensive personnel and scheme have all changed in ways that I am not so sure this is a recipe for success anymore.

Made that mistake last year

Great year to be picking 3 times in that window.

Step one: avoid the WR train thread.

This is interesting. What if they went Harmon-30, Burch- 62

Appreciate the write up Gonzo Personally I’d be very underwhelmed with this selection. Although, he’s had great production as a senior… a lot of his dominance was coming against W Kentucky and Pitt. I think he has a variety of good ways to win. He has a great inside move and can bend the wheel to win with speed. I do question if we can win with power, and fear his get off is a bit slow. Will he be able to continue to produce vs more fleet footed tackles and win in other ways than as a tactician? I don’t think he has any elite measurable quality that would translate to getting excited about him as a prospect. Although only 21, he’s played four years of college ball, and I don’t know what other areas he could grow as a pass rusher. He lacks elite speed or explosiveness, so he will likely find his way to success through nuance. Id be much more comfortable with him in RD2. I haven’t looked into the other names you suggested at 30 aside from Harmon although I’d like to get a peek at Scourton soon

My three and one year old are bills fans. They have no other choice. Not that I wouldn’t be open to it, but it is so ingrained in our family DNA and community they’re entirely immersed in it and frankly have no other choice (family parties, pre k, neighbors, etc…it’s all mafia) If one day they grow up and want to do their own thing, that’s great and I’ll stand by them in whatever their path may be. For now, they’ve inherited it like a gene.

Finally got around to watching some of this guy tonight. Wow, does he jump off the tape. Dude is twitchy and has a very natural wiggle to work around blockers in both the pass and ground game. Hes got good enough bend for a big guy, and he loves him some swim move. He is a relentless rusher and he really plays to his athleticism. My biggest knock on him so far is his use of his hands when engaged. I imagine he’s been so gifted as an athlete that he’s just been able to win with pure athleticism on the edge. At the next level, I’d be concerned about him getting locked up with blockers and disengaging. Hes seemed strong enough at the point of attack, but rarely seemed to gain extension with his hands allowing guys to get inside of his pads. As I was watching him I thought “Raven” so came here to see where you had him mocked. Definitely a guy who likes to play out of the 2 pt stance, so I could see him being an off the ball player at the next level. Obv his fit in the 4-3 is there and WAS does make sense. How would you feel if he went #30 to Buffalo? I’d be concerned about his ability to set the edge and rush within structure in the McD defense, but I know nothing of his personality, coachibility, etc. Strikes me as a high ceiling, low floor guy and not the pick id see Beane making if he were there (or in the area to go get).

Is this where he projects? From what I seen the ducks odd front had him anywhere from playing 1T to a 4i so I’d think 3T in our D makes sense although @GunnerBill suggested he’d slide in next to Ed (presumably at 1T). I think he’d be athletic and versatile enough to do so. Here is a sample of a clip where he splits a double team that makes me feel he could handle playing the nose. 5:20 second mark