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That is the earliest I expected for Mingo. But I think he may end up the best WR in the draft.

Swing and a miss on Bergeron

Rams made the right pick.

Brock Purdy?

I had Mayer going by now. But not La Porta.

Too late on the drinking part.

La Porta went several picks ahead of where I saw his earliest possibility. And well ahead of where I saw him likely falling too.

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Postional value of a CB is higher than S.

Combine measurables would suggest Turner ahead of Martin.

Bills met with Brents, if that is an indicator for you.

if the board falls the way you project, I think the Bills would take one of these three players before Martin.

Further reading, leads me to believe Tippmann is now more likely than not to be available at 59, making him my estimate of being the most likely pick.

The only three i expect to be on the board, are the ones in green. The other seven picks, are contingencies. I think last night, it is quite possible the Bills had Kincaid ranked in the top 15, and moved as soon as they realized they could get him without giving up massive draft capital.

Literally everyone else who posted understands concept. It is not a list of 10 people where if they pick any of them, i claim i am right.

I am suffer from a lack of emoticon comprehension.

I think Tippman is 50/50 to be there at 59. As I mentioned, I would be excited about that pick. I would expect him to beat out Ryan Bates as starting gaurd for this season, take over for Morse next year. I think a very good fit for the Bills. Four of the five teams picking right in front of the Bill probably have Center on their needs list. I think the Bills might have to trade up to 50 or 52 to secure Tippman.

In past years I think I would have agreed with this. However I think the Chiefs and Eagles rewrote the book on drafting. Competitive are following the playbook and focusing on getting immediate impact players. I am not sure Benton would update DT this season, whereas I think all of the players in the list have at least a chance to upgrade a postition on the Bills. If the Bills go for a DT in this draft, i think it might be for a giant run stuffer. Visions of Ed Oliver getting blown up the Bengals makeshift oline last year has to be a cause for nightmares at one bills drive still. But is it shadow yapping

Reading comprehension is an important skill. Hidden as the second sentence of my original post is this important bit of information. This post has my best projection for the second round. I posted it a few minutes ago. https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/247044-the-bills-pick-at-59-will-follow-this-board-of-players/

This post is a followup to this post, where I correctly projected Dalton Kincaid as the Bills first round projection. https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/246918-the-bills-first-round-selection-27-will-be-offense-and-from-among-these-five-players/ The second round is a bit harder to project in estimation. But I believe the Bills are committed to the offensive side of the ball, and will be targeting options to improve the oline. This will be balanced against BPA options at Lineback and Cornerback, if the Oline opportunities don't line up. I have come up with my Bills miniboard of ten players. This the order I think the Bills would rank these 10 players right now, of those that are left. The highest ranked player on the board who is left is who I expect the Bills too take. The three in yellow, I think have little to no chance to be available at 59. However, if by some miracle they were, they would be the choices. The reason they are highlighted is because I think the Bills will consider trading up to select one of them. The next four in white, I also expect to be off the board at 59, but there is some realistic chance they could be there. If they are, I think the Bills would take them in that order. The players in green are players I expect to be available 59 (This is a fairly big projected slide for Dawand Jones, but I think he will fall this far). If he and Bergeron are both available, I expect Dawand Jones to be picked ahead. He does NOT seem to be a process guy, but he has a better chance to outright win the starting job from Spencer Brown to start the season. He is also more likely to bust than Bergeron. If neither of all of the top 9 are off the board, I think the Bills will go defense and will take Tryique Stevenson, who I think will be available. I would be pretty exited personally with any of Avila, Porter, Torrence, Tippman, or Jones. I am not sure they others will be impactful this 2023 season. I do think they all will be enventual starters somewhere in the NFL. : Further reading, leads me to believe Tippmann is now more likely than not to be available at 59, making him my estimate of being the most likely pick. Important note. Internet speculation about a DHOP trade runs rampant. That would of course throw off everything. No idea if that speculation is based on anything real.

@HOUSEhow many got the first round right?

https://sports.yahoo.com/antonio-brown-tweets-returning-nfl-192007072.html https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/did-antonio-brown-sign-with-the-ravens-controversial-wr-sparks-rumors-of-nfl-return-with-bizarre-twitter-post/ar-AA1aunjX

That would be fun. And I would not be opposed. But I think he will be gone before 59, and trading up twice for TE's in the same draft, when one of your most expensive players is a TE, seems like career suicide, if you don't win the super bowl in 2023.