Turk71

Big fat tub of goo at NT? Already have that covered.

Doyle is a weak run blocker, lunges and loses control. Brown has great feet for pass pro and is better run blocking on the move and at angles. His scheme fit is vertical passing game. UNI ran 40% of time. Doyle only played 150 snaps last year and 85 were passes.

I agree. You said they addressed the lack of run blocking twice over(an obvious reference to the 2 draftees I assumed) I'm merely pointing out that those new guys will most likely not be helping the run game this year. The Bills run blocking was bottom of the league and I think it's mostly wishful thinking to think it will improve significantly with the same personnel. If they stay healthy and play as a unit they will improve but at some point you have to improve the talent level. I'm hoping for the best but I'm not gonna kid myself that the line got better for this year. That's been the wish every year and every year it continues to be a weakness. A lot can happen between now and September and maybe it all clicks by then. If these DEs both become good pros that alone would make this a good draft. Go Bills!

How do you know they didn't listen to anyone here? You'd be surprised to find out who's on this board.😎

B- Hopefully I'll think it is a lot better in a couple years. Basically every pick is a project. I'm not sure if any of them contribute much this year. The DEs will rotate in for some opportunities I'm sure, but that's about it. Actually, they did not address the run blocking issues at all. Who among the draft picks will contribute this year? Doyle's weakness is poor run blocking. Brown is also a better pass protector than run blocker. The Bills tackles were fine last year anyway and these new tackles are not for this year, they were drafted for their freaky potential down the road. The Doyle choice is the real puzzler to me. Another project tackle like the one you just took the pick before. There was good talent still available and I very highly doubt he was BPA on anyone's board at that moment. I'm not saying they made a bad choice, just puzzling. These guys are far from infallible but they definitely deserve the benefit of the doubt after what they've accomplished so far. I am cautiously optimistic. This could turn out to be an amazing draft, obviously only time will tell.

David Moore G Grambling Elijah Griffin CB US Hawkins RB LOU Hoge G BYU

His first pick six will be a Wildgoose chase?

Tonga?

I love it!

they say that 4.45 was slow for him and think he can run a sub 4.4, also that his game speed is as fast as his 40

Avery Williams BSU is a special teams demon.

Yep

Trey Smith will start for whoever picks him, health allowing. That's worth risking a 5th rndr imo

Why? The interior is by far the weakest part of the o line.

Trey Smith still falling

What about Graham from Ducks?

Tonga?

Combine results say 6' 9 1/2" 321 Maybe he's still growing https://www.lineups.com/nfl/combine-results

ESPN and Wikipedia list Brown at 6'9" 321 lbs. Former all state TE in Iowa, gotta use him as tackle eligible/inline te at the goal line. Who could guard him?☺

It's definitely real. It's definitely funny too. McBeane look like Lilliputians.

Almost 35", any longer and his knuckles would be dragging.

6'8" Former TE with great agility, possible tackle eligible or in line te/blocker at the goal line.

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2931570-spencer-brown-nfl-draft-2021-scouting-report-for-buffalo-bills-ot He 'brings his hard hat' and has a 'lunchpail mentality'.😆 He arrived on campus a 225 lb TE He's like a wild stallion with 'dancing bear' moves.😂 Benches 500lbs and can deadlift a small house.😜 I like this guy, 6'8" 311 and totally fit. Agile, nimble, yet incredibly powerful; he has an incredible frame and athletic talent to build on.

Here's a Ravens site talking about him as a possible target after trading Brown. Didn't think he would still be there at end of 3rd. They were right. https://www.baltimorebeatdown.com/2021/4/28/22404225/ravens-2021-nfl-draft-profile-ot-spencer-brown-orlando-brown-jr-ronnie-stanley-lamar-jackson

I agree about Basham being a great value where he was picked. I'm concerned Rousseau is not a good outside rusher, he was much higher rated from the inside where he did a lot of his damage. His win rate on the outside was average at best. I'm sure they looked at it from all sides though and were not just drawn to his 15 sacks.