TPS

If this was posted after midnight, it would've made sense.

This is a very likely pick depending on how the WRs go.

FYI, Olave went at 18.

I was a little worried if he'd be there until we got to Philly's picks.

With the 17th pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, the LA Chargers select Trevor Penning, OT, Northern Iowa. Protecting the franchise QB is priority #1, and Penning will immediately replace Storm Norton who ranked near last in pass-pro last year. Slater and Penning provide bookend protection for Herbert as the Chargers chase the Chiefs and Mr Lombardi. @H2o and the N'Orleans Saints are now on the clock...

You can give me the Rams too if you'd like. Chargers don't have an R2 pick and Rams first and only pick is almost the last one in R3!

Count me in! In no particular order... Chargers Raiders Packers

Yeah, Anderson seemed like a good IOL prospect. Who was the other?

This could be a year where Beane does a lot of wheeling and dealing to move around and match their few needs with value?

If Bates leaves, I wonder if they'll focus their (currently) available cap $$ on signing a vet CB? They'd have $3.5-4 mil...?

They have him under contract for 2 more years, it's not "looming". Win a Lombardi this year, then do what's necessary to maintain long-term viability to win a few more...

I was at the Jacksonville game that year, and at one point said to my buddy, “looks like we have a franchise QB”. Point is, that game belongs on your list.

Interestingly, he has G/C Johnson going with the next pick, then Hall and Burks with the next two picks.

He's got Booth going at 31, so I don't see the Bills passing on him for a RB.

This currently is speculation that the Giants will release him--he is not an UFA. The Gints are currently $343,000 under the cap, and they would save $10 mil by releasing him, but would also get hit with $11 mil in dead cap. Seems to me they would try to restructure some guys instead of releasing him.

Makes up for none on Mancz!

Since 2018, only 3 OGs have been selected. One was viewed as maybe the best player in the draft at the time (Nelson); one had OT versatility (V-T to the Jets); and only one pure OG (Lindstrom). So, No, they aren't picking a G at 25.

This is good. Unless they want to make other moves, they should be able to fit all of their FAs within the current space, including Barkley.

They'll need a relatively cheap backup, so wouldn't surprise at all.

Yeah, I was thinking about this yesterday given some of the comments some of the players made. There is a mystique about Bills fans that has filtered out across the league and it's a catchy phrase.

It's a business. He's trying to maximize his compensation.

I'm leaning toward this as well. Obviously, if someone who they have an R1 grade on slips, they take him; otherwise a move back might be wise.

And Beasely is still here, for now.... Need a few more moves to reduce the cap.

Should really help AJEpenesa too.

He should be changing his mind again at this point...