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Just seems like a crowded RB room. I like Singletary quite a bit, but the board may tar and feather me for saying so. Moss is OK, Breida is OK. Don’t think our RBs are as bad as people think. I blame the personnel packages we’re using and our run schemes the most. Think we would be fine if Daboll improved in this area and I very much think that Daboll is an excellent OC, but he could benefit from adding some different run packages next year. I think that difference alone can turn us into a championship team.

I think Trevor Lawrence and Trey Lance will be the best of the bunch.. Wilson and Fields not so much. I think Lance has great potential if he can sit for a year or two. Reminds me quite a bit of Ryan Tannehill.

My friend, you could see Dawkins, Bates, Morse, Feliciano and Williams by the end of the year. I do like Boettger though, Ford not so much.

Smoke screen!!

I disagree. Josh Allen is a baller and I’m sure he’ll take another jump next year. We have a top 5 QB. The Phins, the Pats and the Jets do not. We got all our key players back, let’s see if we can rebuild this defense through the draft.

My friend, I do wonder how much $$$ will be left after we sign Allen though.

I really like Bates, this article isn’t some feel good propagandist bull crap, he really does have potential to be a good starting guard in this league. I think he’s better than Ford but that’s just my opinion.

Size isn’t everything. I’ve been a gym rat most of my life and I’ve seen dudes that are 5’9 at best and are able to move absurd amounts of weight, more so than people that are 6’5-6’6. I mean, look at Aaron Donald.. Dude is what? 6’2 285? and he is freakishly strong.. Way stronger than men who are 40-50lbs heavier and 4-5 inches taller. I don’t get too caught up in numbers, but it is concerning that Oweh has all these physical gifts yet he still didn’t produce. I think football is a lot about leverage and technique, that’s key IMO. Great leverage will often beat out someone who is quite a bit stronger. Not saying that numbers are useless, but it should be used to corroborate what you see on tape, not the other way around.

Often times with these big tall lengthy WRs end up having knee and ankle issues throughout their careers. I’m not sure that these mass monsters are as good an option as some make them out to be. Very rarely do these types pan out.

I don’t think we go RB. If we go offense it’ll either be TE or C/G.

Seems like we got a pretty good backfield... not as bad as some people would make you believe.

Ben will get him the ball though, which could lead to a bigger future contract.

There’s my boy Carlos Basham at 33! But some folks thought that taking him at 30 is way too high. 😏

48. Carlos Basham Jr. EDGE Wake Forest 61. Elijah Moore WR Mississippi 62. Creed Humphrey OC Oklahoma 92. Hunter Long TE Boston College 161. Tedarrell Slaton DT Florida 174. Jack Anderson OG Texas Tech 213. K.J. Britt LB Auburn 243. Lorenzo Neal DT Purdue 258. Shaun Jolly CB Appalachian State

I think it’s more likely they go QB.

I think the Washington Natives is a really classy name and the logo stays the same.

No thoughts or feelings on this until I know how much.

I’m hoping it’s for Ertz.

Pay Edmunds? We’ll see.. Maybe if he puts everything together this year, otherwise hard pass.

I’m hoping we draft well and hopefully bring in some quality UDFAs.

I don’t think so. We have Diggs, Davis, Beasley, Sanders and McKenzie... Sure, we could use another guy to add to the mix but I think Bills go RB or TE if we go offense early on. I’d bet money that our first pick will be DL, mainly DE.

I could be wrong, but I don’t see us drafting a WR.

Figured as much.

Great thread, I thought about starting up a similar one myself. I probably don’t have as much insight as you or some of the others who have posted in this thread but nonetheless here are some random guys I like: Carlos “Boogie” Basham Jr, DE, Wake Forest I think Boogie will be the best DE in the class. From my understanding he did quite well in the Senior Bowl and in my mind I think he should be in play at #30. Very good athleticism, good bend, good power, he can play inside or out, has solid production and I think he could slide into that LDE spot no problem. I think he will be a double digit sack guy or will achieve that multiple times over his career. Boogie would be my ideal target at #30. Zaven Collins, LB, Tulsa He is my #2 player behind Boogie at #30. Collins could come in and play MLB, EDGE and SLB for us in a pinch. Has very good power, can engage linemen and not get pushed around and in many cases he can flat out beat them. Collins could fill a myriad of roles here, in obvious running situations he would be great at MIKE and in passing situations he could rush the passer fluently. He doesn’t have elite athleticism but is athletic enough and more importantly has great awareness when he drops back in coverage. Very versatile player, there’s a solid chance he’s there when we pick. Quinn Meinerz, OL, Wisconsin-Whitewater Meinerz is a small school prospect but I think his skill set transfers over to the pros fairly well. I see him as a natural fit at LG. I view him as an Andy Levitre type of prospect except with more power. Very good mobility, can get to the second level and manhandle defenders, would thrive in situations in which he would have to pull, very mobile. Could go late RD2 to early RD3. Elijah Moore, WR, Ole Miss I think this guy is going to be great. He started out as a 3rd round prospect but now I see him going maybe late RD1 to RD2 somewhere. Very explosive, elite athleticism but I doubt we take him because I think we have more pertinent areas of need. Jabril Cox, LB, LSU Elite size and length, big LB with very good mobility, violent tackler, no idea why he is rated so low. I think he will be a Pro Bowl player, mid 2nd to early 3rd round grade. Tedarrell Slaton, DT, Florida I love this guy, he is an exceptional prospect. Viewed as a late round prospect (4th-5th round), I see him as being a great 3rd round pick. Unstoppable at the point of attack, shuts down the run but also collapses the pocket and gets pressure. Not a huge sack guy, but I could see him with 2-5 sacks a year perhaps, would easily take over for Star. Marvin Wilson, DT, FSU I have him right behind Slaton but many analysts have him rated higher. He is a mean sob, violent at the point of attack, would be a great replacement for Star. Hunter Long, TE, Boston College Pretty sure he’s viewed as a late 3rd round pick. I think he would be a solid addition to the TE room. Don’t think he has elite potential but I do think he will be a solid player. Very good size, can easily win jump balls and can catch in traffic, but only has average athleticism.

Oh, yeah? So you don’t think that the parents of children in Houston have a lot of explaining to do when it comes to their children who wear Deshaun Watson jerseys? It is disappointing. To me it is shocking and devastating. We’re talking about a star who fell, many kids idolize him. This doesn’t happen every day. This is a scandal of Bill Cosby, Darren Sharper and Kellen Winslow like proportions. Many folks such as myself are struggling to see if there’s any good left in the world, these last two years have been tough and it’s probably only going to continue to get worse from here.