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If Josh doesn't fumble the snap or Lewis simply knocks it down on 4th and forever we would've beat the Vikings and have home field throughout even if we lost to the Bengals on MNF. Also, if this is a troll attempt it's pretty piss poor.

If you look at it through the lens of Josh is giving a bit of a hometown discount so they can spend heavily on offense around him Florio can at least make a case. I believe he's making the assumption we should skimp out on defense to upgrade our offense. We've spent more draft capital on defense since he was drafted even if you take the Diggs trade into account. In free agency we've invested about the same at both sides of the ball. If you look at it through the lens that the Bills aren't doing everything they can to try to build a complete team that contends each year he couldn't be more wrong.

The Diggs draft wasn’t as contentious on here.

First time in like three years we’re actually happy about the Bills pick in our own mock draft. Lol.

I think you're forgetting the Lions are required by the state of Michigan to draft a first round TE every five years or so (Pettigrew, Ebron, Hockenson).

Don't let Lamar see this or the Ravens will give him 15m guaranteed.

Good point. It depends on how their board falls as I'm guessing they take BPA regardless of position (besides QB, K, P) after day two. We do also have Patmon, Johnson, and Coulter (all day three picks) signed who will serve as camp bodies at minimum.

That's also a reason but if Lamar had an agent he wouldn't have stepped on the field for the 2021 season without a contract given his stock was sky high at the time being only one year removed from an MVP season. Now it's two straight years without being able to finish the season with them due to injuries.

If there’s a disgruntled WR halfway through the season it could come in handy. Say DeVantae Adams as an example.

Montana is D. Amazing for the era.

Watson had a cutthroat agent and Lamar didn’t. That’s the difference.

Thanks man.

I will. Thanks. With the 9th selection, the Bears select Peter Skoronski, OT, Northwestern The Bears get a nasty lineman to protect Fields. No matter where he lines up he immediately upgrades their offensive line. The Bears also considered Witherspoon as they didn't expect him to drop this far but the depth at CB in the draft convinced them they could draft one in later rounds. The Eagles @Logic on the clock.

Punter and kicker first two rounds.

I still think the easiest fix is just a healthy Von Miller as getting home with four works no matter who is calling plays. Von made the plays that won us the Chiefs game and probably the Ravens game. We were not the same dominant team when he went down in Detroit. The rest of the D-line was better when he was in there. I maintain that if he stayed healthy all of last year we win the Super Bowl. Same goes for this year if he's back to his old self after the ACL tear.

A conservative judge can't do that. It would take a law passing in Congress and unless public perception changes on the abortion issue it won't happen.

The odds of him being an impact pass rusher are about the odds of me convincing Bills fans that it was pry a legal backwards lateral.

Link?

He's lost about 32.3 million compared to Allen. If Allen's agent gets 3% that's about 2.5 million of what Josh has earned so far. So, Josh has earned approximately 29.8 million more than Lamar so far. There's some irony in that Watson only got the guaranteed contract Lamar is after because he had a cutthroat agent that squeezed everything they could out of a desperate dysfunctional franchise in the Browns.

I really like this mock and the rationale behind it. A couple of thoughts. I could see Tennessee taking Levis at #11. I'm not sure Gonzalez drops out of the top 10. Also, if the board plays out that way I think either Campbell or Sanders is the pick for the Bills. Most likely Campbell.

Worst WR class since the Lincoln administration.

Pull the string Beane. This WR draft class is trash.

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Only having six picks would pry be the only reason. I expect at least one though in the first three rounds. Too many WR pre draft visits to think otherwise.

This WR class is just so underwhelming that I don't think given where we pick would be much of an upgrade of what we have right now. Next year's class has to be better. Right? I'm thinking more long term with Josh anyways. I'd prefer a tackle that can play both sides and push Spencer Brown for his job. Maybe eventually take over for Dion Dawkins. My ideal first three picks would be something along the lines of Wright in the first, Campbell or Sanders in the 2nd, and then maybe take a chance on someone like Mauch (assuming Avilia is off the board) in the 3rd. Kick him inside to develop as a guard.