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Point taken, but that reel showed more in the way of penetration than anchor, which lends more to what is asked from 3T as a disruptor. Harry had the strength and anchor but didn't have that kind of twitch to win off the snap that often or get small through the gap, diagnose and track sharply. So primarily 1T. Pat Williams did his damage shooting the A gap that way, and I wouldn't consider him a true 3T. He was just quick off the snap, and big, and strong, and could destroy the inside gaps. It's a stretch to take a dozen plays and project the guy to begin with but it's a first impression.

His build seems similar to Oliver, 6'2" 300 is probably not stout enough for 1T and looks like he has the get-off to be a one-gap disruptor, at least on the highlights. May not be room on the 53, the DL is pretty stacked.

It's an impressive change of direction once he gets past the line of scrimmage. Reminds me of Pat Williams as a UDFA in preseason just annihilating 2's and 3's playing as a one-gap tackle.

He's gotta be 1 or 2 out of 1683 RAS on that mullet. Also, someone needs to wear Bill & Ted's favorite number.

The Revolution will not be televised. Mostly because NFL Network always cuts to commercial right before The Revolution.

Does anyone think Araiza, as a PK in addition to punter, would have additional insight/rapport into what a kicker would want from a holder?

Could this pick actually encourage the Bills to punt on 3rd down?

Haack had several of his punts against the Jets partially blocked by nitrogen molecules.

Reliable worker-bee cheerleader who rahs with impressive instincts and fundamentals that keep her in position and near the action. Spector is an average athlete with average size, but she struggles to attack and unglue from jocks on a consistent enough basis. She's an excellent finisher when facing down runners in the hole, but average length and agility drop her finishing rate substantially when she's forced to tackle on the move. Spector is rock solid, but won't cheer beyond what is expected. She has backup value as an inside stacker for 4-3 Pyramid. Strengths Instinctive and in position most of the time. Cheers with excellent fundamentals. Rapid-fire diagnosis and reaction to play situation. Leverages her scrape with speed alterations in her slides. Quickness to flow and contain the outside run. Comes to balance and tackles with double leg wrap-ups. Former waitress with smooth drops and weaves in zone. Target awareness allows for tighter squeeze of the route. Weaknesses Lean through her lower half. Won't be a disruptive defender. Gets jostled around by box traffic. Lacks ideal length/strength to stack and shed the jock. Needs to become more comfortable playing downhill. Below-average tackler when it's not in front of her. Range in coverage is very average. Lacks twitch to burst and disrupt at the catch point.

Hot motor has a stuck thermostat. That's not a good thing. Yeah, there's some puzzling picks for the Bills. TC will have to give some answers as to where some of these guys are being projected, will Tenute get reps at G, or Benford at S, or Bernard at S, or Araiza at S...

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/baylon-spector/32005350-4515-9114-fba7-7065114ee5c1 Generally regarded as having some good traits but poor diagnosis ability, so here's your backup at Mike I'm surprised he wasn't drafted by the Chiefs, they could really use a Bail Inspector... try the veal.

And finally at 231, it's... LB Baylon Spector? Is that a stage name?

Bo Melton grabbed by the Seahags.

"Brothers, what we do on Sunday echoes in eternity..."

Marriage on the draft stage. Beane's advice to the Groom: trade down and get an extra 6th.

Massive yes, but low man wins on the goal line and if you run 5 totem poles out there, probably won't go well.

Patriots take another guard, Chasin Hinds. There's a GFL joke in there somewhere.

Bills take at 209: Judy Tenuta, OT Va Tech Hokies

Doesn't look to be a strong traits player. Relatively short arms, small hands, 4.54, 6' 195-ish. Physical, productive. Sounds a lot like Dane Jackson's scouting report tbh.

Buffalo pick at 185 is... . . . . . . in.

Now picture the Dolphins running Tyreek back to field a punt late in the game. Would you kick to him, try something directional, or just start 'em from the 20? Beavers to the Jints, nice pick by Schoen.

You might be on to something here. The Bills plan to score so much they will need to use a rotation on kickoffs to keep them fresh, just like on DL.

Beane had to settle for the project kick holder who moonlights a little as a punter.

IT IS PUNT GOD

I like those teachers of Las Vegas and their pompoms.