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Were in the wrong division for that kind of deal

May as well throw QB graveyard in as well given what we've seen the last 10 years

Not sure why some are questioning his physicality after seeing that

Olave already picked

I gotta give ya credit IronMaiden, you've toted the Breece Hall banner quite a bit. With the new OL signings as well as Josh under center, Hall could be quite a steal. Props to ya man

I just don't think Beane will go that route at 25 or even trade up for one. I would understand trading up for a CB, but for him to resign Diggs and Davis coming on strong at the end of last year, which will also mean another heavy contract for him later on down the road, I don't think he would pull the trigger this year. But if he does decide to go that route, I won't object

As I have already pointed out, I'm not very draft inclined compared to a lot of you guys. I've seen arguments for everyone's pick. At the end of the day, I'll put my trust in Beane. If we trade up for a corner, I'll be good with that. I'm not very on board with taking a WR given the emergence of Davis and the resigning of Diggs. I also believe McKenzie will fill Beasley's role better than a lot of people think. The man's proven himself, so much so that he's become a Patriot killer. But if we do take a corner at 25, I just hope it won't be taking one for the sake of taking one. If Breece Hall is the pick, I won't hate it. I'm not on that RBs are a dime a dozen train. Call it what you want, RBs are capable of contributing to wins. Hall could very well fit right in, not just because of his talent, but how much better he could be in a Josh Allen run offense. Not calling it Dorsey's offense because I believe Allen has enough of his signature on it to call it his. I could understand taking a guard as well. All that being said, I'll trust Beane regardless

I don't think it was last year, both Williams and Oliver were drafted in 2019 iirc

I agree that pitchers have no business being on a list based on athletic players. WIth the NL now having a DH, DeGrom is basically in a county club

This guy did a complete 180 on Josh Allen. Guys like Stephen A Smith and Skip Bayless try to avoid talking about Josh Allen. Bayless is butthurt Allen made Mayfield look like a pop warner QB and refuses to acknowledge how much better Allen is compared to Mayfield. Shortly after Allen made the top 100 players in the NFL, he quickly changed his tune

I'm not sure Patriot fans would agree with that

Ah, an audio laxative

Geez, he thinks it's bad now? Pump the brakes Krafty boy, it's about to get worse

Picking up that fumble recovery against Dallas ranks up there as well. Watching him stumble through their entire D line was crazy

It's like King pointed out, they'll be trotting out the same defense Josh has shredded for the majority of his career up to this point. They may score a bit more, but even that's not a guarantee. They have improved but Hill isn't gonna make Tua in to Josh Allen. Yes, getting Diggs did help Josh, but alot of Josh's success came from his work ethic and coaching. From this point on, Allen getting better from where he is now is pretty much the rest of the division's nightmare. The Jets have given Josh more trouble defensively compared to Miami

Wonder if that McKissic situation played a role in this?

Feels like we avoided another Wyatt Teller situation, nicely played Mr Beane

Hope he enjoys the year off

Thanks for this. Pretty impressive speed for a guy his size. Those that are making the argument that he didn't play against top talent? Josh Allen didn't either and look where he is now. Beane and McDermott ultimately have the final say in this. But I don't see him lasting til 57.

Not sure how that defense is gonna fare without Flores if I'm honest. Not sure why, but it seems like Allen plays some of his best ball against the fins

I'm not anywhere near the draft guru that a lot of you guys are. I don't follow college football much. Have the Bills even talked to Breece Hall?

They will be improved compared to previous years. I acknowledge their roster is better this year. That being said, they still have a rookie HC. Despite their acquisitions, he's still gonna have growing pains. As for Tua, nothing he has done up to this point even says he's gonna be the starter. Bridgewater isn't by any means a top tier QB, but with what they have on offense, he could form a chemistry quicker than Tua. None of this is relevant if we get the Josh we saw in the playoffs for the whole season. Josh is so far beyond what the Dolphins trot out as their starter. Neither will be able to keep up with him

Wow, Miami shooting for the moon for stupidest franchise over the Browns? How fitting would that be that Josh Allen forces Brady to retire?

With a meathead that big, he wouldn't even feel a AAA

This is a very accurate statement. The Jets had an O lineman named Osemele (sp) I think his name was where he was forced to play injured before he was traded/cut.