Kelly the Dog

TDs are always counted as first downs I think.

Except for not being physically capable of playing the position in the NFL?

https://twitter.com/cover_1_/status/1254156298117173249?s=21

Didn't like the previous two but love this pick. This is the kind of talent you Draft in the sixth, especially with the larger PS this year. We can coach him up.

Isn't there some new CBA third QB on game day roster element? Did they put that in?

Peterman part trois. We already have Peterman part deux. Merde!!

Ball velocity is probably the least accurate stat, if you can even call it that. There are endless examples of guys with lousy arms throwing mph as hard as guys with huge arms. Every year at the combine. It's worthless.

You also can't un-teach ragarmitis.

Didn't blind me. He still lobbed the ball all over the place. I guess I wouldn't mind if they release Barkley at the last cut if Fromm impresses as a backup because he's the same guy, younger and cheaper. But I want a backup that can actually throw the ball at at least the minimum required. Now we have two that can't.

You know if a guy cannot throw. That is why Peterman was awful.

Terrible pick. This has McD all over it. We had Peterman 1.0 in Barkley. We had Peterman 2.0 in Peterman. And now we have Peterman 3.0 in Fromm. Rag arms cannot play.

Good trade for the Fins. I would have done that.

Backup QB is a very important position on any good team. I love Josh as much as anyone here, and I wouldn't mind Morgan being our pick. I don't think Darnold is going anywhere and this pick has little to do with Gase not liking him.

This is a completely different team and draft than we have been used to for a generation. We no longer have gaping, glaring needs anywhere. For the first time, the GM can just take players that complement other players, rather than, say, need to take the best overall WR on the board. Davis and Moss were perfect examples. Davis fits into what we were missing perfectly if we were going to go WR. He's a total process guy, and his interview I saw (the transcript) made me immediately see why the Bills liked him more than other guys. Frankly, I wanted a WR, and didn't really like AGG or Peoples. I wasn't as familiar with Davis but he has skills I want to see on the Bills with Josh.

Eno is very good.

Easily see why Bills wanted this guy. Thx for link.

OJ Simpson.

The Bills two picks are another in an endless series of draft rounds where strict BPA is never ever true. It just so happens that the BPA in both rounds just happened to be our two clear biggest needs? It's never BPA, unless the BPA just happens to be a main position of need AND you hadn't already picked at that position AND already looked down draft at more players who may be available at position of need.

Love the dude's quotes.

I was someone that would have liked Dobbins in R2, but if you wanted an edge rusher and a RB, which were our two biggest needs, IMO, then AJ and Moss are likely a better duo than Dobbins and any remaining edge guy, and preferable. Of course, we didn't know for sure he would be there, but overall, it's a solid one-two selection for picking fairly late in the second and third.

Ive always felt and said that, say for a RB, 5'9" 220 is a bigger guy than 6'0" 220. You want their legs and upper body to be bigger not their height.

Noticed that, too. Don't understand why more guys don't do that more. Hughes was the only one that did it consistently. Sometimes Oliver last year.

Exactly! Thank you for saying that! It was a solid choice and great fit for the Bills. One of three players I wanted. The other two were Dobbins and Mims.

Ralph is cheap.

RIP Kemp2Warlick. Thanks for letting us know. Great fan.