Doc Brown

Backup QB was definitely an area of need with Josh Allen's style of play. Barkley is terrible.

Upgrade over Barkley. I'm happy.

Yes. Reports are they really like Stidham.

Mel "I like how he is a hand catcher who can run with the football" Kiper.

Gruden loves players that show some initiative.

Jake Fromm anybody or is New England taking him?

I'm just glad we don't have Goodell announcing the picks anymore trying painfully to be funny before Wingo saying "He has an interesting back story where he killed his rich parents for the inheritance money. He has great ball tracking skills and ran a 4.38."

Should contribute on Special teams as a gunner and a developmental WR. What you'd expect from a day 3 pick.

Is this a parody account? They have him as the 2nd best RB in the draft on this link at least. https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2020-nfl-draft-position-rankings-running-backs 2. ZACK MOSS, UTAH Draft Board Rank: 77th Moss may not have the same elite measurables as some of the other backs in this class, but he has a trump card we’ve seen translate again and again to the NFL — the dude breaks tackles. Whether it’s as a runner or as a receiver, Moss is a safe bet to be on his feet after first contact. In fact, Moss broke at least four tackles in each of the games in which he carried the ball at least 10 times, even though he played through injury for a portion of the year. He had the third-highest single-season broken tackle per attempt average of any running back we’ve charted in our six years of doing college football, and as a receiver, he caught 66 career passes and forced 33 broken tackles after the catch. Those are insane figures that are a safe bet to continue in the NFL. At 5-foot-10 and 222 pounds, Moss has every-down running back potential.

Can people step back from the ledge now?

Thanks.

Diggs, Brown, Beasley, McKenzie, D. Williams, Roberts That's a darn good group of WR's. I'm sure there will be some good one's available next year.

We got Diggs.

Well...has it been tried?

If we draft another DE I'm drinking bleach.

He did draft a white guy that fell into the 2nd round at DE in 2001 with the #94.

15?

There were a lot of offensive toys people fell in love with (Dobbins, Mims, Edwards).

Looks like Franco Harris

Some reviews.... I think we did okay. 54. Buffalo Bills: A.J. Epenesa, DE, Iowa Grade: A+ The Bills needed depth to help them get to the passer with Shaq Lawson gone. Epenesa (6-5, 274 pounds) is a powerful, explosive, big-bodied player. He can push blockers out of the way to get to the QB, and he can stand strong against the run. Epenesa is great value at this stage. He is a strong, technically sound edge rusher that could also slide inside. Few have produced at Epenesa's level in recent years. He is a great replacement for Jerry Hughes. I love the pick. Chris Trapasso gives the pick an 'A': Buffalo Bills: A.J. Epenesa, DE, Iowa - A+ GradeBack to sanity... The Bills' terrific offseason continues. A.J. Epenesa isn't a great athlete, which is why he fell out of Round 1. He could have still been chosen on Thursday, so I love this value. Epenesa doesn't fill a huge need, but the Bills are great pretty much everywhere, so it makes sense for them to add talent, regardless of the position. No. 54: Bills select edge A.J. Epenesa, Iowa Grade: A ... J (I’m sorry I’ll try to stop with the name-based grades) Another potential first round pick who slid thanks to a slow-as-hell showing at the Scouting Combine. Buffalo already had a scary defense, so he’ll have the chance to emerge as a rotational player and smush whichever replacement-level quarterback the Patriots trot out next season. The Bills didn’t have a first-round pick but they still managed to land a player who was seen as a Day 1 talent. He’s a power defensive end who just produced at Iowa. We know he’ll get good coaching in Buffalo. The Bills filled a need and got good value.

I remember Epenesa being mocked to us in the 1st before the combine.

LOL. A chair mine as well be the Cowboys head coach.

Please be Dillon or Akers

Rams do.

Darn it. Good pick by the Steelers.