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It is a blast to watch. This was the year Fabre beat Bledsoe in SuperBowl and then he beat him by 1 yard in long throw competition. Kelly doing demo demo before events, looks just as good as the guys competing.

It is so fun to watch. I really wish they would do this again. Show put the top QB's in NFL and pitted them against each other in challenges that include throwing at targets, throwing on the run, long ball challenge, etc... The episode I am watching is 1996 and includes the likes of Favre, Aikman, Steve Young, Harbuagh, Kerry Collins, Mark Brunell, Vinnie T, etc... Jim Kelly is the broadcaster who just recently retired and started working for NBC. Fun nostalgia! I would love to see todays QB's in similar event!! Allen vs. Mahomes in the long ball challenge would be epic.

If I were to guess, it’s about 1/3 content, 1/3 bickering and 1/3 people complaining that the thread even exists. (That is the usual for a thread this size)

Crazy how much of a whipping boy he has become here. In my opinion, he started showing really good signs of progress last year. I hope this year is the season he puts it all together. I have always thought it takes receivers 2-3 seasons before they start making an impact, even though I know there are exceptions to that rule.

LOL. I love that he used the tag processing, as in, going through "the process". Good for him, hope he has a huge year for the Bills!

And if you didn’t think RB was a position of need, you should be fired. ?

You have not burned bridges yet...try harder.

The Jets and Fine are media favorites every offseason. So predictable...

This reasoning is always so stupid to me. I wouldn't take him at 9 but I would at 15. If you like a player, you take him where you can get him. He also loses alll credibility describing Oliver as "lackadaisical". I have watched plenty of tape on Oliver, and there are many ways to describe him, but lackadaisical is definitely not one of them. That man is high energy, high effort. Just like Allen last year, some "experts" have agendas and nothing will sway them from inaccurate hot takes.

And maybe one of them, if any, had 67 TD’s in 3 seasons. Again, as I stated above, it is his running style, vision etc that I believe makes him a good pick in round 3, not just the TD’s alone. Time will tell.

No, I don’t think the TD’s alone will make him elite, but I do think that the skills he displayed in college will make him an effective RB in the NFL, especially the “intangibles” like vision and elusiveness. Like you, I hope for Kamara or Hunt like production, but in reality, the way NFL teams use RB’s now, he can still add value with production below that bar.

Whenever they score 67 TD’s in 3 years?

Hopefully we can get Jackson onto the practice squad. Would be fun if he could develop into Allen’s backup in a year or 2.

So I was out at lunch yesterday with my family, because my wife would not let me watch the draft all weekend long. We we're in a restaurant and my son pointed out a player on the screen whose highlights were him absolutely laying guys out, hit after hit. I said please let that be our draft pick. Turns out it was. I hope he puts in the work and develops in to the type of player in the pros that he appears to have been in college.

This just in... we have good receivers on the roster already!

You put out?

And he didn’t miss...

Yay!

Reminds me of Marcus Easley for some reason. I think he could make the roster and seems like our type of player.

If you have never seen Louis CK’s suck a bad of d’s routine, check it out online. You’ll thank me later.

I can’t tell if Keelan Doss was taken or not, but if not, I want him.

I’m going to go ahead and trust our scouting department over you, until I know more about your credentials.

Great post OP

IF we take a WR I am seeing Keelan Doss or Hunter Renfrow in 5-6

Ha ha Ford a backup?! ?