ghostwriter

The way I see it, Gabe is on a 1 year deal, the same as all these players we’ve also signed to a 1 year deal this offseason.

38. Cedric Tillman WR Tennessee 59. Jack Campbell LB Iowa 70. Zach Charbonnet RB UCLA 71. Mazi Smith DT Michigan 97. DeMarvion Overshown LB Texas 137. Charlie Jones WR Purdue 150. Jarrett Patterson OG Notre Dame

There is no way Beane does not draft a WR in RD1 or RD2. Zero chance.

It sure seems that way, but would you say no to Bijan if he’s there at 27? If Charbonnet is there in RD2, would you say no?

I like the idea of trading #27 for a 2nd and a 3rd, but it really depends on who is available. If Bijan, Njigba, Addison, Hyatt, Flowers, Broderick Jones or Paris are there, no way on God’s green Earth would I trade down. But in the right situation, trading down for Avila, Dawand or Charbonnet is not a bad idea at all. It all depends.

Bills: • Jerry Jeudy • #108 overall Denver: • #59 • 2024 4th

Jalin Hyatt or Dawand Jones.

Hey, Chaos. Great job on these polls. It’s going to be really interesting to see how it turns out in the end

This guy is great depth, sneaky good signing by Beane.

I really, really liked this guy when he was coming out of Wisconsin back in 2019 but I have no idea how he’s done since then. I remember really liking Michael Dieter too. Tyler Biadasz came out a year later IIRC. Wisconsin really had a good OL for a few years there. 🤡

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Got it. There’s about a bazillion tackles that I would take in RD1, in RD2 I’m hoping for the likes of Dawand Jones or Cody Mauch.

The draft just fell this way. Hopefully we add a WR in FA! 👀 27. Broderick Jones OT Georgia 59. Zach Charbonnet RB UCLA 91. DeMarvion Overshown LB Texas 130. Charlie Jones WR Purdue 137. Andrei Iosivas WR Princeton 205. Daniel Scott S California

I’m having a hard time understanding how this works.

All things equal, would you rather pay a RB $5M-$10M a year or 400k-600k a year?

It’s just incredibly underwhelming to me. What if Bijan is there? What about Zach Charbonnet in the 2nd? Or Kendre Miller in the 3rd? Shoot I’d rather we keep Singletary over this guy, it’s maddening.

You want to cut Oliver? Am I hearing this right? Or are you saying that you want to trade him for a 5th?

Keep him then.

Oh, come on? Jamaal freaking Williams? You’ve got to be kidding me.

Why do you call him a NT? Why would you trade Oliver for a 5th? Why, why, why? Oliver is double teamed so much because he’s our best DT, he was never meant to be a nose. I see a streaky player who is either hot or cold. Anyone with a mind can see the potential in Ed Oliver. You my friend are all alone in your belief that he’s only worth a 5th. I don’t mean to be obtuse but your post is unseemly.

I knew that this was coming because I know how emotionally attached fans can be to their favorite players. I get it. I’m looking at the situation analytically and with a cold heart. What good is a 32 year old safety who is coming off a major neck injury? Neck injuries are no joke. He missed 15 games last year. We could probably free up $5M-$7M if we dump him. That money could go to OL/WR. Wouldn’t you rather we sign an elite player like Isaac Seumalo or a nice weapon for Josh? That alone pushes the needle forward more than an old safety who is damaged goods at this point. Football is a cold world, I get it.

I’m not so sure that this is a player/personnel issue, but rather a coaching issue. FWIW, Horrible Harry had a good year in Minnesota.

I knew that was coming.

If anything we should be doing the same exact thing that Minnesota is doing, cutting old, over the hill kind of players. Let’s not spend big money on their castoffs. If Buffalo wanted to spend money on a FA vet safety they would’ve just kept Poyer. And I know this may not be a popular take but I think Buffalo should dump Micah Hyde too. I realize that I’m going to get torched for this and I mean torched but the dude is 32 coming off a neck injury, jus’ sayin’. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

I’d rather we pay Isaac Seumalo double of what Glowinski will get, it’s better value in the long run.