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LMAO!!! They just did him on Stump the Truck. And they had video on him😂😂😂

This is the guy we pick late that ends up scooped up after final cuts and we can't get back on the PS. Calling it now.

Yes. It's intentional. He drafts by his board. This is what he's always done. At this point an UDFA WR is just as likely to make an impact as a guy taken anyway IMO.

Just for the heck of it...I want the Bills to take Cole Burgess WR from SUNY Cortland.

This has been a draft that has strayed from how Beane normally conducts things. In the past if we saw multiple visits, top 30 ect they were a good bet. This year all of the guys that they showed the most interest in...they passed over multiple times.

Well, I think Bishop will have his chance. If not start I think he'll see some significant snaps. The Center from Georgia supposed is good enough to complete. And while most don't want to think about it right now...Keon Coleman starts day 1. Beane pretty much laid that out last night IMO.

Our late picks are important for that reason. With a team without as many projected open roster spots it makes it harder for an UDFA to make teams like Buffalo, KC, SF. So if there's someone there they want better draft em.

Did I see that right? 16 sacks last year? Man, dude can close it down. Add into that the ONE thing that we can still count on with Von Miller is his teaching camp being pretty good...this guy has potential to learn from someone with a ton of knowledge. This could be a steal. Or he could flame out of the league. What the hell do I know😂

When he meets Matt Milano in TC:

As for your first question, he said yesterday he wasn't planning on moving up round 4. This shouldn't be a shock. There was still value on the board when they picked as per his draft board. And he has already turned one of those 5ths into a 4th next year. Pretty nice day at the office. As per your second question, of course there will be guys drafted that make rosters drafted late. Practice squads as well. It's about finding value meeting need meeting fit this late.

I get that. After the way Bass finished the year last year I'm considering moving my #2 jersey back to a Peterman jersey.

Super. Again, what do their medicals (which he does not have access to) look like? What about their interviews with teams? How deep does he dip into each players background and interview past teammates? A draft analyst looks at film and gives his perspective based off that (which is subjective). We are in the 150s. If his opinion was shared by the teams those players wouldn't have gotten passed over. Obviously, for whatever reason 32 NFL GMs disagree.

Elam switched to 5

Cool. What team is Brugler working for? As we all should know by now media and "experts" draft boards are very different than actual teams draft boards. Bet Brugler had T'Vondre Sweat and AD Mitchell taking up spots on his board as well. I can say with confidence that they (along with many other players) were off of some team boards like players are every year. When experts say they have "150" draftable grades, it's not taking into account medicals, behavioral issues, scheme specific gradings. Many teams boards are much smaller

So far those 3 4th with the 2 2nds. Beans has a chance to be really active at the trade deadline this year and not cost us any net loss.

Yup. Excellent deal

This is why I like this idea. If he needs a year to get up to speed and learn we have the spot covered. McGovern can hold it down for a bit. If he ends up starting now, McGovern can slide back to LG and it improves both positions.

Love this pick. Physical player. Starting to notice a trend these last 2 drafts yet? If he eventually starts...him next to Torrence will blow open some holes in the run game. With the DT position being so deep with impact players these days this is exactly the type of OL that needs to be built. No more finesse. Strength up the middle bof the OL.

I'm fully expecting to see Buffalo snag MJ Devonshire this round.

I think too with NIL in place we're going to see guys that are 23-24 coming out of the draft more often. We're seeing it a bit at an extreme right now as many of these kids come from the extra COVID eligibility as well.

Ah yes. Ty Johnson. 30 carries for 132 years last year. He's a fun guy to watch, but he's a RB3/KR at BEST. He's not a "1 play away from a starting role" player. Needed a younger upgrade there

2 of my favorite bits of information on this kid: -Full name is Re’Mahn Walter Zhamar Jamar Davis. -Has 14 siblings.

Wow. Well if we still have all those needs it's really convenient we still have all those picks.

We needed both. Right now, RB was the better value.

Welp, there it is. Confirmation that Davis was a great pick.😂