ghostwriter

I'm going to go out on a limb and I may get lynched for saying it but Mason Rudolph.

I think he will have a good not stellar career.

I hope we spend at least one of our first six picks on a corner, it's the smart thing to do and I know that most people don't want to hear that but each year you must draft one minimum.

We move 2-3 spots I think.

Because other teams may trade up, I could actually see us going higher, who knows? Miami probably won't, but they might.

I agree, I don't get why everybody is so concerned, it would take a fool to botch the situation.

Kelvin Benjamin has superstar potential, I get it he is not fast but he out muscles defenders with his strength and can constantly get open as a possession guy, highly underrated. We need a speedy burner, those guys can be found in the 3rd round and later. Our OL is not as bad as it seems, if we add a guy like Price or Wynn the only weakness on our line is RT and a solid RT can be had in the 4th, so once again I don't see the concern here, we have a lot of picks. See if Rosen or Mayfield drop, if so give up #96 and a 2019 pick and move up, if not stay put and pull the trigger on Mason Rudolph and keep all our picks. The sky is not falling.

Baker Mayfield if he drops (which I think he will), otherwise go all in on Mason Rudolph. We are an interior lineman away from having a solid OL. We have a running game and dare I say it Kelvin Benjamin is a nice #1 and excellent possession guy for a young rookie. Sure we could use a burner but we can get that easily in the draft. Defense in my mind needs a starting LB and depth at corner and DT, all of which should be a cake walk for Beane. The key is not to flinch, understand that if we miss out on the top 4, keep the picks and go all in on Rudolph. People complain about Rudolph but if we don't take him, New England will at 23.

Price is a real good prospect, I love Wynn too. But Price, Bodine, Groy, Miller and Duccasse would give us a sick interior with Dawkins protecting the blindside, Mayfield would have outstanding protection. It would also be nice to have our 3 starting interior linemen being able to play all three positions inside. Price to me is a Nick Mangold type of prospect, I think he is the best center in the draft.

I like Rudolph too, I think he would be a great Bill, but I had to be fair and make the best pick I could for New England, I think they really want Rudolph bad.

I can't think of any draft where 4 QBs have went in the top 10 picks, I've never seen that happen one time in my entire life. I think Jets are posturing with the Mayfield hype, why leak that information? Height and character concerns will cause Mayfield to drop.

#96 and a 2019 5th though is not much to ask though, right? I think Lamar is hot garbage.

I like the Drew Brees comparison better.

I really like Evans a lot, but this draft wasn't about what I want, this was my attempt at guessing the picks.

You don't hear it talked about a lot but Garrett and Chubb would be ridiculous.

I think one of the top 4 drop down to 10 and I don't believe for a second it will be Rosen, I think it's Mayfield who will drop. You also have to keep in mind that some of these teams will be sitting on elite talent at need areas and they may not want to pass up on such talents, other teams may not want move down that far because they won't be able to draft a comparable talent later on.

I don't think so, Miami isn't moving on from Tannehill.

1.) BROWNS: Sam Darnold, QB 2.) GIANTS: Saquan Barkley, RB 3.) JETS: Josh Allen, QB 4.) BROWNS: Bradley Chubb, DE 5.) BRONCOS: Josh Rosen, QB 6.) COLTS: Quenton Nelson, OG 7.) BUCS: Minkah Fitzpatrick, DB 8.) BEARS: Roquan Smith, LB 9.) 49ERS: Tremaine Edmunds, LB *10.) BUFFALO FROM OAKLAND: Baker Mayfield, QB 11.) DOLPHINS: Vita Vea, DT *12.) RAIDERS FROM BUFFALO: Denzel Ward, CB 13.) REDSKINS: Derwin James, DB 14.) PACKERS: Mike McGlinchey, OT 15.) CARDINALS: Lamar Jackson, QB 16.) RAVENS: Calvin Ridley, WR 17.) CHARGERS: DaRon Payne, DT 18.) SEAHAWKS: Joshua Jackson, CB 19.) COWBOYS: Courtland Sutton, WR 20.) LIONS: Marcus Davenport, DE 21.) BENGALS: James Daniels, C 22.) BILLS: Billy Price, C/G 23.) PATRIOTS: Mason Rudolph, QB 24.) PANTHERS: DJ Moore, WR 25.) TITANS: Rashaan Evans, LB 26.) FALCONS: Taven Bryan, DT 27.) SAINTS: Harold Landry, DE/OLB 28.) STEELERS: Leighton Vander Esch, LB 29.) JAGUARS: Jaire Alexander, CB 30.) VIKINGS: Isaiah Wynn, OL 31.) PATRIOTS: Kolton Miller, OT 32.) EAGLES: Derrius Guice, RB * Bills trade #12, #96 and a 2019 5th to Oakland for #10.

I'm not crazy about him either.

Mayfield is only 6ft, look at Drew Brees and Russell Wilson, they were really good prospects but fell due to height. I truly believe Mayfield has the best chance to drop, I really do. I don't think the Jets are going to take Mayfield, they want Allen. I think Darnold goes #1, Rosen slides to #5 and ends up with the Broncos. I don't believe that Rosen drops for one second, I just don't believe it.

My prediction is we end up with Baker Mayfield, he slides down to 10 because of height and character concerns. Buffalo swaps 12 for 10 with Oakland and selects Baker Mayfield. Oakland receives: #12 and #96. Buffalo receives: #10. Buffalo keeps 22, 53, 56 and 65.

Darnold has some magic to him.

I'm friends with Billy Buffalo's grandma's mom's coworker's uncle.

Taking Lamar Jackson would be a similar situation as when we took JP Losman after Eli, Rivers and Roethlisberger went.

Right. I hope we can hang onto 53, 56 and 65 though. If they want more than 12 and 22 I hope we offer them a 3rd in 2019.