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Well I heard McD say he doesn't want Josh running so much. I'm sure that conversation with Dorsey was had quite a while ago.

Far as I can tell....Clinton Portis Willis McGahee Frank Gore Look up the 2001 roster, IT IS INSANE wow...

Yes, I listen to One Bills Live every day. I also listen to other hosts and read. Dorsey, IIRC was a Heisman winner that had Shockey and Winslow. I'm sure he's familiar with TEs and how to use them. Saffold was an absolute waste, Brown had no off season and one year with his 2nd O.C....and Dion is starting to look soft. If Kromer can light a fire on this line (which I won't call set yet), there should be enough improvement to be able to run the ball. Hopefully he'll have solid slot play and Knox doesn't have to line up behind the RG to help in pass pro.

I believe we will see that...especially given the comments of the HEAD coach concerning Allen running.

I think Dorsey will be much improved this year to the same point I expect our Defense to improve. There was talk on the radio about the reason Josh was reluctant to take a lot more check downs and quick slants and throwing darts. Maybe Dorsey was reluctant to call them also. It was said that the throwing motion on those throws created different stresses on the elbow vs. the long release. Not only do I expect a better run game, but more of a quick, move the chains offense this year. I have faith in Dorsey.

I think after pick 20, it's gonna be a crap shoot. There is no telling who will be there and who won't. While I'm on the Campbell train, I'll stick with the premise of the thread. If Darnell Washington is there at 27(Kincaid and Meyer being gone)...along with every other 27th pick quality, I'd be looking to trade down to the Saints or Philly and get the 4th or 3rd respectively and pick Darnell. It would be like having a 2nd RT, great run blocker and an outlet that can;t be defended. As far as WR, I like Rashee Rice who can be that alpha in the next yr. or 2 in the 4th if possible. I think he can be an Andre Reed.

I'd actually love it if they signed Fluker. If he's better than Brown ( which I would think) then Brown can go to swing and keep working on his game and we can get Qberry the Hell out of here. Fluker looks like he's gonna be a beast for someone....and Brown can learn from him.

This was talked about yesterday by Brown and Tasker. They made good points in that why would the Cards release him? Ultimately it would save them maybe 8 mil. on the cap but they believe as do I, that some team will at least give them future assets so it would be foolish to get absolutely nothing in return. If it was a 1 yr. 15 mil. deal teams would be lining up, but 2 or more yrs. at 40 plus and /or assets?

One situation I'm keeping an eye on is Balt. Right now they only have 5 picks. They have until May 1st to exercise Patrick Queen's 5th yr. option. NFL rules are that they have to notify a player after yr. 3 by early May. They gave R. Smith 100 mil. deal. Do they do it or trade him to gain picks. They may very well move Lamar and get a bunch, but even then Queens 5th yr. won't be cheap. He's coming into his prime after a terrific year and could maybe be had for a mid to/and late rd. 2024 pick(s). I'm sure that contract could be done somehow with him being on his 4th yr. If Lamar does sign the tag or gets a deal to stay in Balt., then they damn sure can't afford it. I'm assuming we'll keep Ed, but if the board goes to crap on draft night, this could essentially give us an extra pick for another position.....plus we get a proven vet just entering his prime.

In my head....no trades Campbell Avila LaPorta Rice BPA CB/Safety BPA DT

Then as far back as Reuben Brown?

NFLDraftbuzz has Sanders rank at no. 70. I have been using draftbuzz in my posts because it's a completely different look at players than fans/main stream media and is pretty thought provoking.

I just don't believe the Bills are out on Brown. Also how many times in the past have the Bills taken an Olineman in the 1st instead of targeting a skill position that they can have for 5 yrs. FWIW, NFLDraftbuzz has Wright at no. 46....while Darnell Washington T 27 and Campbell at 28.

We got a MOLE!

I'm thinking he had his tab paid at a Steakhouse. Hell, I'd switch my no. for 50 wings....yeah 50, I ain't cheap yo.

But he won't.....

NFLDraftbuzz .com has surprising rankings on the bigboard 100. Van Ness 26 Darnell Washington 27 Jack Campbell 28 Simpson 34 Dalton Kincaid 38 JMS 45 Darnell Wright 48 Foskey 50 Mims 59 Avila 63 Wypler 69 D. Sanders 70 Tippman 83 Sewell 87 Kraft 92...My point is , is that this board is quite a bit different from what seems to be popular draft slotting. I might as well just quit driving myself nuts and find something to occupy time spent here and count down the days.🤪

But there's a 3rd rd. Rb! 🙄

NFLDraftbuzz.com 2023 big board is really interesting.

Edit; I'm not at all against getting a tackle in the draft...somewhere.

There's zero proof that a rookie will be an upgrade. I'd rather get Darnell Washington in the 2nd. On another note...we have no DTs at he end of this season.

I think Brown is set to have a much better year. He's had back issues, 2 line coaches and 2 O.C.s A full off season with S&C along with 2nd yr. with Kromer and Dorsey. I think for this year, I'd rather draft 2 starting caliber Gs....one being a C/G. Worst case, Bates can play RT. I don't think they feel they need to replace Brown...at least enough to spend their 1st pick on a tackle. I also like Alec Anderson developing. I'm praying McGovern does not = Saffold.

NOW I REALLY LIKE IT

Like having a 2nd RT...great run blocker....and a short to intermediate outlet and end zone target. While I would love Kincaid, I'd also be happy with LaPorta as another receiving weapon....IDK I believe that was referring to when he played. He had Shockey and Kellen Winslow Checked out the 2001 Miami roster.....WOW...unbelievable.

2) would kill 2 birds with one stone....