GunnerBill

That isn't much better. He doesn't separate either.

I presume they see him outside. But I think he is at his best ball in hand, get him the ball in space as a big slot. Matt Harmon said it too, DJ just said it.... Don't love it.

He was 22nd best remaining by my board.... and my 4th best remaining receiver.

And he won't win the contested catch whit it inevitably will be because he wouldn't separate from a lamppost.

Why has someone locked the draft round 2 and 3 flag?? @BuffaloBill

Don't like it. Doesn't separate. When they put up Mike Williams as a pro comp that says it all. Non-separator. DJ said Big Slot as well. That is ultimately where I think he makes his money.

Ugggghhhhhhhh Nooooooooo

Nah. Pick is in. He was too relaxed to be having a trade talk Beck. Gotta read that body language.

Okay we have made a pick. That is Beane on the phone to a prospect

Does Beane realise he is on the clock? Looks like he is a watching a Columbo repeat.

Do we get a War Room shot?

UK

Did Michigan win the National Championship? They should have said something....

Here comes Rog!

The coffee is on. Night two is always the hardest for those of us over here..... and with the Bills having #95 no sneaking off to bed early. My prediction is this first selection in round 2 is going to be Troy Franklin, Wide Receiver, Oregon

Reminder as the Bills about to go on the clock.... my top 15 best available: 1. Jer'Zhan Newton*, DT, Illinois 2. Cooper DeJean*, CB, Iowa 3. Kool-Aid McKinstry, CB, Alabama 4. Jackson Powers-Johnson, IOL, Oregon 5. Adonai Mitchell, WR, Texas 6. Tyler Nubin, S, Minnesota 7. Braden Fiske, DT, FSU 8. Ladd McConkey, WR, Georgia 9. Ennis Rakestraw, CB, Missouri 10. Bralen Trice, EDGE, Washington 11. Kamarri Lassiter, CB, Georgia 12. Troy Franklin, WR, Oregon 13. Ja'Tavion Sanders, TE, Texas 14. Payton Wilson, LB, NC State 15. Christian Haynes, IOL, UConn

Beane traded back twice at the end of round 1 because he had no first round grades left. It's as simple as that.

I disagree on Legette's ability to separate. He separate plenty well enough. Agree SF need a corner. They might have taken one if Baltimore didn't nab Wiggins right in front.

If they wanted DeJean why trade down?

Yep. I'm sad he went to Carolina. But stoked he got into round 1. If they can get any sort of production out of Bryce Young he is going to be a stud receiver. Also 28. You got Nix I took out of my final version sadly but not only did you disparage my guy Legette in this thread you also missed my other guy Morgan out of your mock.

The days Bulldog is on by himself should be sent to a radio Hall of Fame. That is some historically bad and pointless broadcasting.

Not sold on our ability to use him

Yea. Every WR needs a Quarterback to throw them the ball ultimately. Let's see what Carolina looks like this year. I don't know much about Canales but I accurately predicted Reich would be a disaster.

I disagree. I think the Worthy issue is only looking at the outcome. And I'm relatively relaxed about the outcome. It is the principle I question and I don't think that is fanspeak at all. It isn't cut off your nose to spite your face. It is about proper assessment of the risk. Is the risk of helping your biggest single barrier to success become an even bigger barrier to success worth the estimated value of your average 3rd round pick over your average 4th round pick? It being Worthy is kinda by the by to me. When they first traded up I actually thought "this could be a tackle" and I still didn't like it even then. Maybe they'd have got him anyway at #32. Maybe they'd have traded up to 29 or 30 or 31 and got him. Maybe another team would have traded in that kinda space and taken him. There are lots of total unknowns. But that is what you are trying to balance up in the moment. And personally with all that uncertainty I'd be take the more cautious approach.

If Carolina can get the Quarterback working Legette will eat.