Nihilarian

Cowboys, Eagles, Chargers, Vikings, Patriots QB?

He is no longer the GM and the HC is a defensive minded guy. That pick just made sense against the Chiefs 2x a year.

seems lame to have a fan sit in a chair, looks like they can't wait to get off the stage.

I'm thinking Surtain II

Welp, they did trade for Bridgewater... Lots of talent still on the board, only one defensive player so far.

Poor Sammy if Carolina picks Fields...

All is not lost for Cincy as the Bengals can trade up for a tackle as I see three good still before 25.

Good for Detroit, best LT.

Hope both Fields and Jones goes before NE picks at #15... then again Jones 🤮

Smith or Waddle?

I couldn't have written this any better. Jests and Phins boned!

OMG wow Chase to Bengals!! Sorry Miami...rofl

Good pick for Atlanta and happy he is not in the AFC.

Kind of... Same school as Carson Wentz? The thing is, I didn't dig deep into this kids background and don't know anything about his drive or work ethic...might not be anything like Allen.

Thinking about the NY Jets picking the wrong QB again. I'm so happy that they are this lame.

I knew the 49ers would be picking Trey Lance. After watching what Josh Allen did to them in 2020 against their top defense. Not surprised.

Wilson is going to perhaps the most dysfunctional current NFL franchise and until the prove that they can build a team for the playoffs...they will remain one of the very worst teams in the NFL. I keep hearing that Wilson looks like another Patrick Mahomes. Zack Wilson isn't going to an already playoff team, with a decent veteran QB to learn behind on the bench for a season. He also won't be coached by Andy Reid. He is going to step into chaos on day one and a big question in my view will be can he survive with his slight build? Until I see different, I see this team as the dumpster fire of the AFC.

Its gonna be interesting to see what the Jests do with Wilson. If they don't build that O line this season and really improve the offensive skill positions the kid might not survive it. That slight build is worrisome. Zach Wilson kind of strikes me as a sort of Josh Rosen type personality. The kid is currently 6'2'' 213 lbs. The Jets needed to make certain he was 100% healthy and recovered from injury before dumping Darnold. "Someone will grab him in the first [round]. I doubt he gets to the second [round] because once the third quarterback goes, after Lawrence and Fields, there will be a run on them. [Wilson] has character concerns, rich kid who is an entitled brat - uncle owns Jet Blue -, parents are a pain, not a leader, selfish, and he's a know-it-all. https://walterfootball.com/nflhotpress/article/Some-Teams-Have-Makeup-Concerns-with-Zach-Wilson Look at his career college stats and he looks like a one year wonder. Weaknesses Level of competition allowed for "bombs away" mindset in 2020. Struggled with accuracy and decision-making against Coastal Carolina. Carries ball down by waist as pocket scanner. Has tendency to over-stride and sail throws at times. Hero ball needs to be dialed back a bit. Passed up on the easy throw to take the harder throw. Doesn’t work with enough anticipation as a passer. Will baby throws, forcing open receivers to break stride. Ill-advised throws under pressure turned into interceptions in 2019. Went 2-4 against top-25 teams during his career. https://www.nfl.com/prospects/zach-wilson/32005749-4c82-7119-d27e-724ec33f130b NFL comparison, Jake Plummer... My take is the Jets really messed this one up. Should have kept Darnold and built an actual offense around him. Built a better O line and got him some playmaker WRs, a run game. "IF" he sucked after all that, then dump him. The Jets will look even worse if the guy takes Carolina to the playoffs this season. JMO

Wanna know what it was like in 2018 on draft day? read the link...some funny stuff. https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/204970-2018-draft-1st-round-discussion/page/48/

I agree! I must have made 20 or more posts before the 2018 NFL draft talking up Josh Allen and his work ethic. Brought up on a farm and up worked from dawn till dusk when not on the football field starts the talk about it. What would you rather do, play football or work on the family farm? The fact that he was a skinny 6'3'' 180 lbs kid attempting to get a scholarship to a football college out of high school, in that he was forced to attend Junior college. Even after a season at Jr college he was still 6'5 210 lbs. Allen sent out over 2000+ emails with his resume and only two colleges responded. Eastern Michigan rescinded once they found out that he was talking with Wyoming. Once at Wyoming they realized what they had and the HC gushed about him by saying defenses were forced to defend the entire field because of that arm of his... Once the team called a run play in practice and Allen changed the play calling for a deep bomb which resulted in a TD. The coach said what the heck are ya doing? Allen retorted with a huge grin and said, Favre only throws TDs (his favorite NFL player). You could see his love for the game. In Allen's final season at Wyoming every player that had touched the ball on offense was gone and he basically played with a bunch of rookies that season. Allen basically carried Wyoming to bowl games each season with little talent around him. His receivers were bad, his line was bad and still, bowl games. He played in the snow and cold in Wyoming...remind you of another snowy town? About his accuracy, Allen knew he needed to work on his footwork and he was already working with Jordan Palmer after the season. If you really dug deep into Josh Allen pre 2018 draft you just had to fall in love with him and his passion for the game. Easy to see over every other prospect.

I do! My take is that in week 13 of the 2020 season the 49ers watched Josh Allen go 32 of 40 for 375 yards, 4 TDs against their defense and said... Holy crap...we gotta get one of those! Trey Lance should be the #3 overall pick in my view. I'll be surprised if Mac Jones is drafted in the top 15. JMO

Hi, refresh my memory and tell me what grade you had for Josh Allen in the 2018 NFL Draft? Was it second or third round? Tell me again that because of his accuracy issues he will never be a top QB in the NFL. That players like Allen "never" overcome those issues. You weren't alone though. https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2018/4/27/17289496/2018-draft-winners-losers-buffalo-bills-josh-allen-lamar-jackson-baltimore-ravens

ESPN gives 25 players a grade of 90 or better with Lawrence getting a 97. http://insider.espn.com/nfl/draft/rankings/_/year/2021 When talking about this draft Beane mentioned it would be more for the future over an impact starter this season. This leads me to think O line and a future center.

I trust Beane/McD no matter who they finally draft. Drafting at 30th is tough one because so many top players will be gone. My thinking is trading up for a supposed RB is all smoke and if they truly are thinking of trading up to #20 or so its for a CB/DE Edge rusher. I wouldn't be upset should the Bills draft a RB either. I also wonder what a guy like TE Zach Ertz would do for the Bills offense, provided he is fully healthy.

As for offense, I think a top TE is more important than a RB at this point. I just don't see Buffalo even looking at a RB with that 1st round pick. I'd think the actual player the Bills are looking at is at DB or edge or O line.