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Talk about lack of understanding. You seem to be the expert lol

I promise I do underststand, I also understand as well. It’s a plenty reasonable comp. Schultz is a comparable player to Dawson Knox, their spots on the depth chart are a product of their environment and not their talent. The Bills have two starting caliber TE, Houston has one. I’ll ask again, would Dalton Schultz be TE1 here in Buffalo?

Would Schultz be TE1 here? No.

DJ Reader would be awesome...

Yeah, glad they recouped pennies on the dollar with that trade. They botched the most important position in the game multiple times until lucking into Purdy. 49ers get: 2021 first-round pick (No. 3 overall) Dolphins get: 2021 first-round pick (No. 12 overall) 2022 first-round pick (No. 29 overall) 2022 third-round pick (No. 101 overall) 2023 first-round pick (No. 29 overall) They’re well run, but they’ve made some massive mistakes too. For as much flack as Beane gets for his Day 2 RB love, you should see the Lynch/Shannahan bungling of Day 2 picks on RB. They’re not great early in the draft all together.

Is it? Everyone here seems to have it figured out 😉 Very nice post.

What’s your solution? Not sign players to make the team competitive? It’s cyclical, man.

Thank you for wasting my time. Par for the course with you, man.

Ay mi madre. Look back at my original post… did I say “He” in reference to Beane or “they” in reference to McBeane? I acknowledged that it wasn’t Beane who was running the 2017 draft. You’re welcome for the free pronouns lesson. I understand it’s your schtick to point out the same tired narratives, but I’m not the guy to do that with.

I have a hard time believing that. I promise I realize exactly what I’m typing.

He kind of runs like Josh... There were 3-4 fake slides on that run alone... cheater.

Still waiting for someone to prove this is true? They have 2+ starters coming out of every draft and various role players lol They couldn't be where they are if they were drafting poorly - not finding superstars in the 2nd half of RD1 isn't poor drafting either. 2017 White/Dawkins/Milano 2018 Allen/Johnson + Edmunds, Phillips, Neal 2019 Oliver/Knox + Singletary 2020 Davis/Bass/Jackson + Epenesa 2021 Rousseau/Brown 2022 Cook/Bernard/Shakir/Benford + Spector 2023 Kincaid/Torrence

Yeah, it’s because most McBeane bashers say stupid ***** that isn’t a realistic or honest an assessment. The defenders do it too. Nobody wants to paint the full picture, they just want to paint their picture. Exhibit A: Referencing the draft pick spent on a Matt Araiza as a blunder. As if McBeane missed wildly and there weren’t outside legal implications that nobody inside of One Bills Drive could control. They had zero ability to hold him on the roster as it would have been a massive distraction until things were sorted out and he wasn’t eligible for the Commissioner’s Exempt List. Here we are over a year later, things cleared up, and Kansas City took a chance. THEY’RE PLAYING CHESS!

Nice… now we have 2 out of the last 3 OC from William and Mary. Go Tribe.

Ben Johnson is getting reviews of being a recluse that believes he’s worth $15M per year. Harbaugh got $16M. That should be perfect to lead an organization.

I wish I knew what Diggs was doing. He wasn’t happy with Kirk Cousins in Minnesota. Okay, fine, I can see why that would be the case. Now he’s not happy with Josh Allen in Buffalo. What’s his end-game here? Did he not watch what the Cowboys did with Dak down the stretch? Eagles with Hurts? Ravens with Lamar? Unless he ends up with Mahomes in KC (highly unlikely), he’s not going to end up somewhere with equal or higher level quarterbacking. He’s not happy with McDermott? Sure. I know a lot of people here aren’t too. I once again ask… Mike McCarthy? Nick Sirianni? I mean come on, Diggs.

You're moving the goalposts... color me surprised. Your original quote, in the context of the draft, was that "Beane has shown no aptitude for evaluating WR talent." Now you're shifting to his ability to assess the WR position and when he needs one, which factors in all facets of roster constructions.

Do you expect to find a WR1 on Day 3? It doesn’t mean he lacks the aptitude for evaluating them. Your statement looks stupid considering those “two guys in 7 years” have been pretty good relative to their draft position.

No ability to evaluate WR talent, but finding WR talent that you like on Day 3?

Gabe Davis (RD4) Khalik Shakir (RD5) Bad picks

Step closer to your monitor... I encourage you to do the same… 😁

I didn’t realize that Daboll, Dorsey and Brady were part of the front office.

Is that what happened here in our front office?

He will end up with San Francisco via trade.

Agreed, but we also have not been picking in spots to grab top end talent. That’s part of it.