DapperCam

Disappointed Dolac didn’t get drafted.

Bills are going to have a real camp battle this season for DB. Love to see it.

The difference between Josh carrying the offense this season or not wasn't going to be a 6th round pick. When was the last time a 6th round pick WR made a meaningful impact their rookie season? Has one ever? Antonio Brown (6th round) obviously became elite, but his rookie season was very meh. Puka Nacua had an incredible rookie season as a 5th round pick and Amon Ra St. Brown did as a 4th round pick, but it is incredibly rare.

At this point in the draft just go BPA. 4th round and on are likely backups to start, and almost every position group could use competition at backup.

Bishop isn’t really a free safety ball hawk. He’s more of a box safety/strong safety. He would probably be more comfortable in Rapp’s position rather than Hamlin’s. I’m guessing the hope is for Forrest to play FS and let Bishop/Rapp duke it out in camp for starting SS.

I hope that’s true, but he feels inevitable, lol.

Bills could have easily traded back into the end of the third to draft Watts. They must be cool running it back with Hamlin. That should work out well.

Based on what he showed during his college career, I think he’s the 2nd or 3rd best QB and should have gone at the end of the 1st or somewhere in the 2nd round. Those interviews must have been really bad, lmao

BPA, don’t be afraid to trade up if they like someone in particular. Would like competition at safety, LBer and maybe backup QB.

Seems like a rotational edge setting DE. Not the worst value for a 3rd round pick if he can play well in that role.

I will take one Xavier Watts please and thank you!

Pickens would be our best WR by far, even with him having rocks for brains. I'd do it, I think we have a strong enough locker room to compensate.

In this case I'm not sure it's about the player's ability and more about the fit/need. I don't really understand this unless the brain trust thinks Carter is a bust (which is possible).

When he broke Taron Johnson’s arm it was definitely a serious game changing play.

I would not be opposed to another CB. We need depth. It’s a serious weakness right now.

Is that why the Bills literally just extended Benford and committed millions of guaranteed dollars to him? That’s what I would do if I knew a player “aint right” (your words).

Only if we trade up

Rapp is the only Safety on the roster who would actually start for another team. And he’s a bottom tier starter. We really have a hole there. Forrest - Bishop in terms of potential could be decent based on their physical attributes, but hope is a bad strategy.

BPA as long as it is a position of need (we have plenty). I would personally prefer a safety. A more coverage free safety (not a box safety/strong safety).

That isn’t pretty for any CB in the league. Gaining 15 pounds wouldn’t make much difference bringing down Henry. It’s just technique at that point. Go low, try not to catch a knee to the head.

I agree, that's why we need to get some starters on defense from this draft.

I'm obviously referring to Hollins...

The Bills scored more points in Arrowhead than any team the past like 3 seasons (not counting games with all backups). They put up 27 points against the Ravens, which might have had the best defense in the league to end the season. What exactly did you want?

How can you say it's a little better? We lost our team leader in receiving TDs. Plus, who is going to walk barefoot to the locker room in December?

I think a team trades up at the end of the first to take a QB. Might be even 2 teams.