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Bosa can rent it from him for the year he is here.

What does Tre White’s signing mean to the Bills’ draft strategy?

Tre White PFF grade 2024 52.9 Dane Jackson PFF grade 2024 33.8 Rasul Douglas PFF grade 59.2 Elam PFF grade 70.2 For some reason I don’t feel better about the changes at CB despite the returnees being former and once again Bills.

From ESPN mock draft simulator. Buffalo Bills Round 1, Pick 30 James Pearce Jr. Tennessee Rk: 16 EDGE Chance available at Pick 83% Round 2, Pick 47 Azareye'h Thomas Florida State Rk: 29 CB Chance available at Pick 16% Round 2, Pick 62 T.J. Sanders South Carolina Rk: 42 DT Chance available at Pick 71% Round 3, Pick 100 Billy Bowman Jr. Oklahoma Rk: 92 S Chance available at Pick >95% Round 4, Pick 138 Chimere ***** Florida Rk: 114 WR Chance available at Pick 91% Round 5, Pick 173 Cody Simon Ohio State Rk: 131 LB Chance available at Pick 66% Round 7, Pick 227 Luke Lachey Iowa Rk: 189 TE Chance available at Pick 88%

I’m a Bulldawg fan and Starks is a game changer and would love to see him fall to us l, but I don’t think he falls past 20, but I agree he could slide some. The player who slides in the mocks I’ve done recently is Pearce the edge rusher out of Tennessee. If he is there at 30, Beane is going to have a hard time not taking him.

Mondon the LB from GA Thornton, Felton and Kyle Williams. At least one of these speed receivers will make a huge impact on their teams in year 1.

Hairston. I keep mocking the draft on ESPN's mock draft simulator and in nearly every time if I don't grab Hairston at 30, there is no left by 56. As much as I like a DT at 30, CB has to be the pick. As to Hairston, I want him speed on the outside.

He'll be up for parole in 2026. Maybe KC can fix that oversight then.

Or Rashee Rice (or Rae Carruth - now that was a killer WR)

I think y'all are kind off missing the point of my post. My post was a list of great players at various other positions off the top of my head. It wasn't a list of greatest Bills ever. The point was I couldn't easily name great former and current Bills at nearly every position, but I could think of anyone that stood out at that level of greatness for CB or TE. Lots of very good CBs, some even excellent for a time, but none I'd consider as an all-time great Bill.

This is the one position in Bills history that we really can’t identify one or two guys who were great. Lots of very good but go through other positions and you find one or two great players. QB - Kelly, Allen RB - Simpson , Thomas FB - Gilcrest WR - Reed, Lofton, Diggs Center - Hull, Wood O Tackle - Dawkins, R Brown, S Brown? O Guard - Ritcher, Joe D, Shaw D End/Edge - B Smith DT - K Williams, Sestak NT - Smerlas LB - Biscuit, Fletcher, Talley S - Poyer, Hyde I’ve probably missed one or two guys, but you get the point. At CB, I don’t see anyone close to these levels of play. TE is the other position lacking a truly great player.

Gretzky has more assists (1963) then the next closest player has points (Jagr 1921 pts - 766g-1155 a). Ovi actually beat Gretzky in goals in the same number of games (1487 games), but trails the Great One by 1190 assists. Only Messier (1193) and Francis (1249) have more assists in their careers than the gap between Gretzky and Ovi. One NFL record that probably won't be broken is OJ's yards per game (143.1) in the 1973 season. What about Brady's 7 Super Bowl wins?

You do know the BPA doesn’t really exist. There is no such thing as a consensus list with every player graded identically. Every team has different criteria in building their list. The Bills have been known to have very specific criteria on physical characteristics for players by position. Other teams are less restrictive. Some teams likely weigh need more than others and we also know the Philly likes to draft players off top college teams like GA, OSU and Bame. Other teams aren’t as picky about which college team a guy played for. Therefore the Bills list is not the same as KCs, or Phillys or the NYJ’s or etc…. Those lists are also different from the lists made by media members or other so called experts. That said comparing Beane to well known public lists like Mel Kiper, Beane has rarely “reached” against the perceived consensus. The only two real reaches my researched revealed were Elam (bust) and Cook (star). Guys like Ford and Basham were drafted about where the “experts” predicted. As fans we just have to hope that Beane sticks to his list, but need will play into how that list is constructed.

Lewis is an emergency safety. Last year he served as Taron's primary backup.