Brandon

Go look up his 82 yard TD catch against Alabama in 2020.

It sounds as if he's a Matt Milano clone. Undersized, but an excellent athlete with good instincts and cover skills. It seems like this was a couple of rounds too early, but I guess we'll find out when he plays.

The Titans may have been afraid we'd trade out of that spot to someone else who wanted a QB.

Jalen Tolbert or Khalil Shakir. I'm not going to complain about an interior OL, either.

Either one works for me. If the Bills are going to draft a WR, they probably need to do it now. There's going to be a big drop to R5.

I really like this pick and I kind of suspected he might be on their radar sometime tonight. Regardless, he's going to add an explosive element that's been missing at the position and pose another headache for opposing pass defenses in particular.

I love this pick. He's going to add a new dimension to this Bills offense on passing downs.

I hope not.

I'm definitely thinking James Cook after that trade down.

If they want to get one of the better WR prospects, it's probably now or never. Won't be much left in R3 at this rate.

Im thinking the Bills are likely taking James Cook or Trey McBride here.

I knew Thornton was going to go earlier than most expected, but I didn't think he'd go in R2. R3 or maybe 4.

It might be just a bit early, but I wouldn't complain with that. For that matter, I'd be good with almost any offensive pick here except QB.

He seems to be all over the place, depending on who you ask. For my part, I wasn't terribly impressed with what little I watched of him play.

I expect Thornton will be gone by the end of R4 at the latest. Maybe R3, depending on how long this WR run continues tonight.

If there's one thing the Bills know, its CBs. I can't argue with it. They certainly needed one. Now, I hope they shift the focus heavily to the offense from here.

Detroit, in a trade up with Minnesota.

Not much at all considering how far they moved. In fact, I think Minnesota got screwed.

I'm glad that's over. I can understand why people wanted the Bills to draft Jameson Williams, but a speed guy coming off a knee injury scares me.

Kyler Gordon and James Cook.

Given the emphasis they placed on the defensive line in free agency, I tend to think the Bills believed most of their defensive problems originated from that group rather than the linebackers. For the defense they play, I don't think it matters that much. They can be a middle half run defense, because their general approach is to jump out to a lead and force the opponent out of the running game anyway. Even the base defense they play...a 4-2-5...is geared toward stopping the opposing passing game. To that end, I think they're mostly satisfied with Edmunds being above average in coverage and ok at best against the run. He does what they need him to do and whether they retain him after this season is probably more about his cap impact than his level of play.

On the other hand, at least they got close to 50 starts out of Mike Williams, even if he wasn't very good.

Aaron Maybin. This one is made even more disappointing by the fact that Brian Orakpo, a four time Pro Bowler, went two picks later and was the one most of us wanted on draft day.

I think that's what they were trying to do when they took a flyer on Marquez Stevenson late in the draft last year. I fully expect them to try again at some point in this draft.

At this stage, I don't think the value this year lines up with pick 25. If they really want Hall, I'd prefer they trade back a dozen or so spots before they do it.