Logic

Personally, I believe Samuel can play outside. He is the exact same height and weight as his father. Further, his versatility to play inside or outside will appeal to the Bills, who love positional versatility.

Yep. The QBs that get drafted in the top five every year are often not in the top 10 or 20 players overall. They get drafted earlier than their value dictates because of the position they play. No one, for instance, believes Wilson is a better player than Pitts, and yet... Anyway, aside from the QB value discussion, I’m still just so glad that the Jets messed up the opportunity to get Trevor Lawrence. Could Wilson be good? Absolutely. He is way less of a sure thing than Lawrence, though.

1. Javonte Williams is the second running back drafted. 2. Asante Samuel Jr will be drafted way higher than most mocks and analysts have him going — possibly by the Bills, whose head coach coached Samuel’s father during his prime. 3. Jayson Oweh will be drafted before Jaelan Phillips 4. The 49ers will draft Justin Fields at 3, not the popular choice of Mac Jones. 5. Rashawn Slater will be drafted before Penei Sewell.

Im guessing their asking price has come down from a 3 to a 4. We don’t have a 4. If they were only asking a 5, the deal would’ve already been done, imo. In the end, I bet he ends up reuniting with Reich and Wentz in Indy in exchange for a 4. Thats all guesswork on my part, but I’m stickin to it.

This one's a classic. Simple, beautiful. The words spell out American Beauty (the album's name), but also spell out American Reality.

I like it. But then, I also like Asante Samuel Jr more than some seem to. Only critique is that one or two of those EDGE prospects might have to spend a year on the practice squad. With Hughes, Addison, Epenesa, Obada, and Weaver, it's hard to see Toney or Rumph making the 53-man roster.

This draft saw a run on edge prospects, corners, and WRs, causing me to explore what a "running back in the 1st round" draft could look like, even though that's really not my preference. It didn't turn out too bad, actually. I feel it addresses all major defensive needs (CB2, 1T, Edge, Nickel corner), and adds elite speed to the offense.

For what it's worth, Dane Brugler, who is one of the better draft analysts out there, has Mond listed at 138 on his final Big Board. It's such a weird year because of opt-outs and lack of combine and all of those things, I bet you'll find that a guy like Mond varies wildly from person to person in terms of his draft value.

Welp, it's the late third round of an imaginary message board draft, and it's 10 hours past when the Lions GM was supposed to pick. So maybe....let's not worry about it too much?

The Draft Network has Kellen Mond listed 99th on their big board and Davis Mills 108. Lions are picking 101st, so the value seems reasonable on either, and backup/developmental QB is certainly a need. I say give them Mond and call it a day.

That's where my mind went, too, the first time I saw this picture. I'm kind of......worried for her?

With the 99th pick in the TSW Mock Draft, the Dallas Cowboys select Ben Cleveland, IOL, Georgia The once proud Cowboys offensive line was pretty atrocious last year. While players returning from injury should help, we want to begin to rebuild the unit through the draft. No better place to start than with this mountain of a man, Ben Cleveland, who is 6'6", 354 lbs. Instead of using more words to talk about Ben Cleveland, I'm just gonna leave this picture of he and his fiance here. @glazeduck and the Inglewood Chargers are now on the clock.

Fair. If I'm ranking "points that are of value in a player debate", though, I'm assigning "accrued Pro Bowl bids" at least as much value as "subjective opinion of message board poster".

The specific discussion to which I was replying is/was about whether or not the Bills play Tremaine Edmunds "out of position". While I know that's a hill that several posters here are willing to die on, it seems quite clear that the Bills brass and coaches simply don't agree. Neither, apparently, do the Pro Bowl voters.

And what about the 2020 season, where fans had no say in things and the players were voted on strictly by NFL players and coaches? Was that Pro Bowl bid invalid, too?

Totally fine with that. I like Trey Smith. Just didn't want to get out of the first three rounds without taking a corner, as I don't want to have to rely on Levi Wallace again or wait until round 5 or later to take a swing.

Yeah, and he’s suffered to the tune of two Pro Bowls in three seasons. Poor kid.

Just bustin balls. No offense intended.

But one of them is Watkins101, so I'll see ya tomorrow.

Looking back at who was on the board when the Bills picked in each round, now that they've made all three selections for this exercise... I would have preferred either: CB Tyson Campbell/ WR Elijah Moore EDGE Joe Tryon WR D'wayne Eskridge/ CB Trill Williams

Well....I guess it's pretty clear that TBDers want to fix the defense. Can't say I agree with the value of the last two Bills choices, though. 1T in the 2nd round and Big Nickel in the 3rd round? That's a lot of cheddar to spend on two part time players.

The part about Zaven Collins was really interesting to me, because I felt like they were talking about Tremaine Edmunds. I'm not saying I agree or disagree with their takes. I just found it interesting. TULSA LINEBACKER ZAVEN COLLINS Defensive Coach No. 2: He has some freaky stuff to him, but he has to be in a particular scheme like Philly, Indy, Minnesota or Dallas where he can stack and run and hit; he’s not the most physical guy. I know people compare him to Anthony Barr, but I think Barr was more fluid. You watch his film and he’s good in coverage, but I’m not sure how it’s gonna translate to our level. He’s so big; I’d be nervous if he’s out there one-on-one with (Christian) McCaffrey or a Tarik Cohen or someone like that. He plays high; not a thumper. He can chase plays down. I think his instincts are pretty good. Defensive Coach No. 3: I like him a lot, but what are you looking for? Is he an outside linebacker? You can’t teach 6-4, 260 and moves like that. I think he’s an Anthony Barr-type player, but you better have a clear-cut vision for him. At 6-4 trying to play inside linebacker, it will be hard to get his pads down, and he’s not gonna run around people like he’s in Conference USA. The way the league’s going now, the best middle linebackers, Devin White, Roquan Smith, Devin Bush, Pat Queen, Lavonte David, are all like 6 feet or shorter, and it’s such a space game now.

🤣 I friggin' love this guy. Anyone have folks in their lives with this many one-liners and colloquialisms?