Motorin'

Just think what could have been, Right Josh Rosen to Right TE Mayer!

5 Verts, every play

What about catch percentage and drop percentage? How's that compare?

Mayer's a better blocker, for sure. I believe we drafted Kincaid to catch the ball. And Kincaid's a better reciever.

Yeah, but Prisco's objection to the pick was not understanding why the Bills need another TE. He qualified it by saying, maybe it makes more sense if they play more 2 TE formations. Maybe he didn't hear Beane say that Kincaid is a Big Slot Z receiver and not the same Y position in the Bills scheme as Knox?

Sure, if you look at form over function. Beasley functioned as the Bills best over the middle, zone beating, stick moving, pressure release valve. All while having the highest catch % on the team. This seems to be the same role the Bills are hoping Kincaid fills. Side note, the year we lost to KC in the AFC championship game. I can't help but wonder how much different that game would have been had Beasley not fractured his damn leg going after 1,000 yards against the Pats in a game that was all sewed up.

You called this!

@GunnerBill I agree with your analysis of the Kincaid pick through and through. Definitely see him as a Big Slot receiver. The only place I slightly disagree is that slot isn't really a first round value pick. Sometimes it is. To me it's a question of production. Can your big slot put up #1 reciever numbers? With guys like Cooper Kupp, Travis Kelce, Mark Andrews, the value is there. I said in several threads on the subject that the value is there for the Bills to take Kincaid at 27 if they think he's had the potential to be a 100 catch, 1,000 receiver. I think he was the best receiver left in the draft, the only one with a 1st round grade, and his size and mismatch factor put him ahead of Downs.

Or those hands.

We were definitely missing that safety blanket receiver to move the sticks last year. Plus he adds size as a red zone target.

And excels against zone.

Our Ertz, finally!

I like Jones best to fill the LT role, but alas.

Jamiroquai TerDunkin', G, Ole Miss

Well I just got a cab, 40 mins later... Whadid I miss?

I'm stuck waiting for my luggage at the baggage carousel. Sounds like more fun than the opening of this broadcast.

Juice Scruggs, C, Penn State Luke Schoonmaker, TE, Michigan

Downs does have elite hands. He catches everything. Caught 94 passes on 116 targets last year. In our offense that's near the top of the league in drops, there's something to be said for that. I do prefer an inside/ outside threat though if we're looking for a new #2 receiver.

Yes, but it's not nearly as seamless as cable. The rewind function goes in 15 second chunks instead of frame by frame. That's what I miss most about Xfinity.

Tell that to the 1.7 million victims of white on white crime each year. Why is it that the people who are obsessed with black on black crime seem to blame black people as a whole for all black crime? Yet never mention white on white crime, and most certainly never suggest that white people as a whole are responsible for the actions of individual white people? The context of this thread is that black people are actually the problem, and white people are double victims. First they are the victims of black violence, and then they are the victims of the media lying about white violence towards black people.

White people are 3.5 times more likely to be violently victimized by a white person than by a black person. 1,700,000 white on white violent crimes per year vs 480,000 violent crimes by black people against white people. White on white violent crime is the majority of all violent crime, and hands down the most of any race based crime. Where's the outrage about white on white crime?

JSN actually has the best short area quickness of any reciever in the draft. Better 20 yard shuttle that Tyreek Hill even. He isn't consider elite bc he doesn't have top end speed, but I actually think he might be the best fit for this Bills offense. We're lacking the sure handed possession receiver that can move the sticks on any given play. Aka the security blanket.

Exactly!

According to nfldraftbuzz he's 504 inches tall... Which makes him a mountain of a man at just over 42 feet tall. https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Kevin-Jarvis-OG-MichiganState

Just 13 for sure, have a good guess on a couple more.