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Wonder if with this pick and the depth in the LB room now the plan is to run a tad more true 4-3 defensive concepts as opposed to the 4-2-5? This would seem to give us some extra versatility to do that.

We are planning on putting them in the same uniform and combining them into 1 MEGA LINEBACKER

Well he fills the hole of LBer with long dreads.

I wanted Torrence. Wanted Torrence last night when we picked. Elated to grab him at the end of round 2.

Thought the Patriots did that in the 6th round like 25 years ago.

Strictly G. Mostly RG but has started LG. Plug and play at RG and you have Bates that has C and LG flexibility.

Yes and no. He's not a guy to run to the second level...but he locks on his man a drives him to the second level often. Will completely eliminate the defender at the point of attack .

Yea, don't care what he looks like in a bikini. Just wanted a guy that can protect Allen and blast holes open in the run game. That's Torrence. This will prove to be an excellent pick IMO. There won't be that quick pressure in Allen's face this year.

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Torrence.

I wanted Gervon Dexter..but my guy is still on the board.

Jets almost HAVE to go OL on their pick. I would think.

Never know who is gonna get cut after the draft. Or look for a trade. Plus there are a few really solid pass rushers still in FA that could help. There will still be moves that could be made.

They are is Edwards gets back to form. Just throwing out that Buffalo does save $8M against the cap if Mitch Morse is listed as a June 1st cut or trade...Bates is really solid at C. I am NOT advocating for the move. Just tossing a passing though out there.

Bad tape. But on top of that he just seems so phony as a person. Guaranteed he's the kind of "leader" that would have none of his teammates show to his birthday party.

I believe time will show Levis as a huge reach.

Both the Eagles and Chief said they had offer to trade out of round 1 but took the player instead. Wouldn't shock me if it was the Titans looking to get back up there.

I believe the "change" in offense came last year when OJ Howard was released. Buffalo had brought him in for a reason and I think (and Beane hinted at last night) that the offense has been looking to have more 12 personal (or 11.5 as BB called it last night) for a few seasons...starting with Hollister. They just haven't been able to find that F tight end until now. Sort of reminds me of how the Bills had been looking for a RB to work out of the backfield on passing downs. Had that guy from Washington lined up then he bailed. They had done work on ETN when he came out. Then they moved to Cook. They are looking for specific things and pieces for the offense. Kincaid just may be that corner piece of the puzzle that makes the frame come together.

London Fletcher announcing the Washington pick as well.

Dorsey: "Oohhhh a new deep target. Yay!"

Really nice information. Amazing what having a reliable big body over the middle can accomplish. Let's hope Kincaid is that guy for us.

He's gonna do that thing where he just shows up and acts like he works there until it just assumed he does and he's on the team. Some real Willie Mays Hayes stuff going on here.

If I were an NFL GM, I would sacrifice a 4th round pick to piss in Jerry Jone's Wheaties every year.

I'd rather have him than Jerry Jones. At least Irsay would be fun at the team Christmas Party.

It also is that some "insiders" tip picks on places like Twitter...often as soon as the card is sent in by a teams front office and they have a source. So the "tip" make make it out sometimes 3-5 minutes before the pick is actually in and ready. Add another few minutes if they cut to commercial. On a night like tonight they may have 2-4 picks out before the first is announced. It gets confusing especially when people just put a name in chat with no context. You may will have discussions about multiple picks, no context, what's coming all at the same time. Waiting until the pick is announced gives some order and balance to the conversation.