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I guess the way I look at it we wouldn't have Josh Allen becuase we used those two seconds to move up. Or I guess you could argue we wouldn't have Tremaine becuase we would have had to use that other first rounder. I'm not sure I would have given up a second for Paradis in a step back year. I certainly think we should spend the money on him now though. I agree that that upgrading the offensive line was not a priority last year. I think it is #1 this year.

I think you mean this guy:

The Bucs are weird. They ran Lovie Smith out town. They make some strange moves. This sounds like another one. They should hire someone with some previous experience. They should just throw money at Arians.

First time since Drew Bledsoe in 2002...really tells you a lot about the last 16 years. Congrats Josh Allen!

I think the Giants are going to definitely grab a guy in the top ten 100%. They took so much crap in media here passing on Darnold and such. They are Buffalo Bills EJ Manuel year...they are kind of forced. I think Jacksonville will go for a vet, I was thinking Teddy Bridgewater, but their cap is not in good shape.

I respectfully disagree. He is a raw player who has some big upside, but I can't pass on elite, day 1 starting defensive lineman for a raw receiving prospect. I don't think there are elite offensive players in this draft. There are some raw guys who are projectable and could be very good.

You will be passing on some elite defensive talent to do so. I say no. I think he's a mid first round guy. It is still early however.

It's super early, but I think Bosa-Allen-White could actually go top three. If Bosa and Allenare off the board, I could totally see the Jets grabbing White. That guy is the real deal. If the Giants and Jags go quarterback, we are going to get a good defensive player. Bosa White Allen Q. Williams Oliver D. Brown R. Gary J. Simmons C. Ferrell M. Sweat J. Polite Greedy Williams That's twelve defensive players I would totally take at 9 with zero hesitation over any "need" like tackle or receiver. My point is that someone is going to reach on Jonah Williams, and the hope is that two quarterbacks go. We are going to get a good player at 9.

I don't think he has teh power of Mack, he's got some similarities to Von Miller, but not quite as refined a pass rusher. Allen is longer and leaner, I see him as a more athletic Jason Taylor type of player.

I think he and Drew Lock go top ten, guessing Giants and Jaguars. Though I'm not sure the Jags want to take a chance on a raw prospect again like Lock or Haskins. I could see the Jaguars going after Teddy Bridgewater. He's essentially the anti-Bortles.

I love Josh Allen and think he's a great fit as a Sam/DE on passing downs, and younger faster better Lorax. They finally let Tremaine rush the passer last week and he got a nice sack. I think Allen provides that same type of versatility. Unfortunately he probably winds up on the Jets, which sucks. Josh Allen is far and away a much better prospect than Jonah Williams. If we had the choice between a right tackle and game changing, elite edge player, and choose the tackle, we lost the draft.

I agree with this, though I thought Sanjay Lal was pretty good. Robiskie knows what he is doing and has been excellent in career developing receivers. I don't know that a reciever coach can really help a guy catch better or be faster. There just isn't much talent in that room.

He was definitely a scapegoat.

When you are a bottom of the roster guy like this you don't call a team out after not being brought back. It's the best way to never get another opportunity with another team. It's just dumb. It's career suicide. He should of thanked Buffalo for the opportunity etc. I remember Bills legend Levi Brown after getting cut tweeting: "NEVER would've guessed I'd be in this position right now ... not even a practice squad invite," he tweeted. "I've now officially gone from surprised to pissed!" He wound up on the Bills again for a short time and then his career was effectively over. It's just a bad look.

Tyler Higbee should be a target ina trade. I loved him during draft time. Great size and a really good blocker. He's been inconsistent as a reciever but has upside there. Apparently they wanted a 6th.

There are definitely a lot of guys who hang around for multiple regimes. This seems to be pretty prevelant with special teams coaches. I think a lot of head coaches just kind of let those guys do their thing. I don't think they get overly worried about punt spread philosophies as compared to offensive and defensive philosophies.

Okay so he is on the market again. He's been suspended multiple times for PEDs I believe and sat out awhile. He signed with the Colts practice squad and they brought him up to the active roster last week. They released him to fill another position. It appears he has been totally clean since coming back with the Colts. He's got size, speed, is a playmaker, and tackles. He's a former teammate of Tredavious White, and I think that he would upgrade the cornerback position. He's a great fit for the McDermott system. He's risky yes, but would cost nothing and there is still a ton of upside here. I like Levi Wallace obviously, but Collins has a ton of talent. The way he played in the playoffs for the Falcons their Super Bowl year was just ridiculous. Anyway, just wanted to throw the idea out there for discussion. McDermott didn't seem concerned about Trent Murphy's PED suspension, so perhaps this is still a process guy.

Man I wish. I loved his offense. His playcalling was awful at times, but that guy is a good coach. What he's doing in Baltimore is just really cool. He definitely won't have the edge and cred that a guy like Ray Brown does, but could definitely be an interesting hire.

Good call on Matthaei, coached with McDermott in Philly as well. I just hope he brings Mitch Morse with him, and I hope that Juan Castillo did not teach him too much when they were in Philly.

I think he simply followed Steve Wilks and the Panthers let him go.

My best guess is George Warhop of the Buccaneers assuming he shakes loose. There isn't a McDermott connection that I know of, but he worked as Brian Daboll's offensive line coach with the Browns. He worked with Leslie Frazier on that Tampa staff and he's done a nice job developing Ali Marpet and was big for Orlando Pace back in the day. He's had an up and down career, but has developed some good players. I'd prefer Ray Brown though.

Ray Brown makes a ton of sense. He's a good coach, they had no talent. He also played in the NFL which I think is a plus for an O line coach. Ironically, Sean Kulger could be available as well Andy they coached together back in 08 in Buffalo.

Any chance we see Mike Tice hired and that Dunkirk guy is right 2 years later?

Yep he was great and doing great things in LA now.

This is such a hugely important hire. They have to get this right.