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Young Zachary Kapono Wilson is going to get eaten alive. I can't wait.

Tua - very small Zach Wilson - hmm only 6' 3" nice Mac Jones - also only 6' 3", presumably slow due to slight potato shape

So weird Think there's a decent chance I'm going to read an article about Tebow nailing 3's for some Orlando Magic D-league affiliate team in a couple of years

I think Miami upgraded in general, but we countered tiny Tua with a giant edge presence. Almost seems like both Miami and Buffalo were laser focused on each other considering their Jaelen Phillips pick, which I do really like. I think that could be the most impactful pick against us so far, especially in the short term. But Tua, man. How are you going to make that work? Miami's got to know this, right? Could they try to swing a QB in the next couple of days? He's 6 foot maybe and wasn't good last year, I'm more interested to see what Miami does than I've been in a decade at least.

He's killing this interview, loving this pick

Agreed, but the 30th is a true wasteland. Best offensive player I could find going back about 30 years was Joseph Addai for example. Was mainly responding to the complaint that it was a "wasteful" pick, as if you can make a safe pick at 30th. It's a great time to swing for a project or anybody who slid due to off the field reasons. And thankfully Rousseau's off the field reasons were taking care of his family.

Moore is still available. Granted we probably won't go get him in the early 2nd, but for for anybody doubting this because of JOK and/or Moore - they're both still available. In addition to still having a chance to get them, there's maybe a reason that they're still available...

Don't you kind of have to swing for the fences with the 30th pick? It's historically littered with awful picks, and then TJ Watt. Definitely not a place where you can just lock in a starter

JOK fell out of the 1st by the way

Slow and not good but he had 15 1/2 sacks the only year he played? I thought the issue with him was more so lack of experience and taking a year off, not a lack of freakish athletic talent

Recommend you go watch the draft video if you haven't yet and you'll instantly like him a little bit more Also he's huge

I like it. Wouldn't have hated trading down, but more pressure is our biggest need. Very happy we didn't go CB with what was still on the board, we'll get one later.

I like it, glad we didn't reach for a CB at this point

still no pick in, work that magic Beane

That might be the worst pick of the draft so far Green Bay, wow

Baltimore really gonna make Lamar pass the ball apparently

Man this is right where CB gets dicey, just like every other draft.

I'm not seeing any pick tips at all, is there just a super fast mod at work?

Wow didn't think the Jags would be on Etienne. Defense it is then hopefully

I really like Washington's offense. McLaurin might be the most underrated WR in the league, and they just got Curtis Samuel. Antonio Gibson was great last year. Logan Thomas. I think it's more so their QB situation is a mess than their offense. If they figure out QB soon they could be a problem.

Zach Pascal and Pittman Jr. A lot of question marks really.

Raiders and Broncos just constantly outdumbing each other

Why wouldn’t the Vikings be in the running for a QB right before the Pats? They really gonna keep riding the Cousins train to mediocrity? Maybe they disrupt things a bit for NE

He's been there for 16 (!) seasons and only has a single ring. Everything else aside, he really owes them nothing and should move on for the sake of his own legacy. The way some are commenting, it's as if he's expected to play in Green Bay until his arm falls off or he pays them. Ridiculous. And I personally find Rodgers terribly unlikeable. Probably only behind Brady and Cousins on the QB hate scale.

Appreciate this Zerovoltz, well done. I agree that the Bills will make a trade, although backwards, and not for Etienne at all. Are you a WFT fan, btw? WFT BTW? They seem to make out pretty well in this draft