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If there was any way this could happen... 38. Nick Emmanwori / S / South Carolina 56. Donovan Ezeiruaku / EDGE / Boston College 62. Deone Walker / DT / Kentucky 69. TreVeyon Henderson / RB / Ohio State 77. Princely Umanmielen / EDGE / Ole Miss 108. Jamaree Caldwell / DT / Oregon 131. Mello Dotson / CB / Kansas 175. Jamon Dumas-Johnson / LB / Kentucky 179. Nohl Williams / CB / California 181. Bru McCoy / WR / Tennessee 208. Tyler Batty / EDGE / BYU

I would love to have Myles Garrett, but I don't see him as the guy who puts us over the top. The offseason is always full of crazy threads because of the salt that flows after a season ending loss. We've seen it for years now. Josh is the problem. Beane is the problem. McDermott is the problem. Our window is closing. This, that, whatever. I think the entire DL needs to be revamped, and this is precisely the draft year that could do it. There are likely to be some really good edge rusher prospects deep into the 2nd round and some really good DT prospects into the late 3rd and 4th. The question is, do we believe Beane and McDermott can properly identify that talent and draft the right guys? We'll see in April, I guess. Those first four rounds of this draft can completely shift our fortunes if things fall our way and Beane/McDermott make the right calls.

He's about to turn 29. As long as he stays healthy, and continues to slide or get out of bounds more, then he could have another 8-10 good years.

We might be limited in what we can get in return for Cook because of the fact he's pressing for this new deal. Arizona, Chicago, Washington, and possibly the Giants make the most sense to me. Arizona especially to build if they plan on keeping Murray. That would give them Murray, MHJ, Cook, and McBride as foundational pieces in the skill group. Probably get a 3rd and a conditional in 2026.

If the draft played out like this, and I stood pat with no trades, the defensive front would be completely remade in 3 days. (And you KNOW I always have at least one ND player in the mix ) 30.Kenneth Grant - DT - Michigan 56.Shemar Stewart - EDGE - Texas A&M 62.Deone Walker - DT - Kentucky 108.Dorian Strong - CB - Virginia Tech 131.Jaylen Reed - S - Penn State 171.Nick Nash - WR - San Jose State 175.Jamon Dumas-Johnson - LB - Kentucky 179.Nohl Williams - CB - California 181.Mitchell Evans - TE - Notre Dame 208.Patrick Jenkins - DT - Tulane

The Raiders didn't want to pay Josh Jacobs. What makes you think they would trade for Cook, and then have to pay him, all while sending us back their best player?

My heart says, "yes, let Tre come home." My head says, "no, there was a reason beyond the $$$ why we let him go in the first place."

Every season is different. Some teams surprise. Some teams disappoint. They have a lot of work to do. The interior DL needs a makeover, we need a real pass rush threat at DE, we're in need of a starting CB, and an upgrade over Hamlin at S. Then we need to upgrade the WR corps. There's only so many draft picks that realistically make an impact, and somewhat limited resources in FA. I hope they don't go with the ole "run it back" approach again.

Uhhh, 👋. I was actively campaigning for Leggette across this board for a few months prior to the draft. That was my guy. As far as the drops go this year? Yeah, he had some. As far as his overall production goes? Look at who was throwing the football. I believe he would have been better here, in this offense, with JA17 slinging him the rock. Who knows really. It's all hypothetical now. Leggette and Coleman are different types of receivers. You can compare the stats, but they are very different from one another on the field.

Higgins will get paid at least DJ Moore $$$, and that's $27M. He could get more close to Aiyuk $$$ and that's $30M. He's coming off of 73 catches for 911 and 10 TD's in just 12 games. He's 6'4", 220lbs, has enough speed, good hands, and he just turned 26.

Shakir, but not for $19M per.

He'll end up back in SF. He and McCaffrey can take turns on IR.

Mike is REALLY cheap

I know a RB who would look great in a Bills uni, and can likely be had in the 2nd (unless he completely obliterates the Combine, and that is possible).

I'll pass on a $15M price tag for a RB. We can draft one of the many.

I looked at the score every so often on ESPN, and I saw some videos as they were posted on social media. I didn't watch the first minute of the game.

I agree with much of what GB saying here. The 3rd down % is the most troubling stat imo. Poyer and Hyde also had gone into decline, couple with being the walking wounded. This year they were replaced with Hamlin (not a starter on most teams) and the brittle Taylor Rapp. Daquan is also declining. And yes, I like Bernard and was tired of seeing Edmunds lost on the field also, but Bernard is small out there. Milano's body has begun to fail him. I think it is just a drop off in talent across the board, as well as age catching up with others, and multiple injuries to key players, not just the one that started Tre's exit from Buffalo. So many of these things tied in together and now it's obvious that the defense needs a lot of tweaking to get us where we want to be.

Better game? Probably. The Ravens would have given them a better game as well. Our defense would have been shredded, though. I think we would have done better in TOP, but not sure how many points that would equate to.

Worthy did absolutely NOTHING when the Eagles were ACTUALLY playing defense. He gets 150 yds and a couple TD's while Philly is playing the 13 seconds defense and people are swinging from his jock strap.

This should only be allowed to be posted by @HOUSE

The game has been over for quite some time now. The Eagles went into the 13 seconds defense about 10 minutes ago in the 4th.

The Chiefs gameplan on defense didn't work out. They went all in on Barkley and Hurts did enough to win. The difference in the KC offense vs the Philly defense. This was a clinic.

Tom Brady is still the GOAT. Patrick is in Troy Aikman territory. He's got three rings and this team is about to go through some changes. It's been a great run for the Chefs

I've told people that Dallas should trade him. They can't pay everyone. He would also bring them a pretty good return in draft picks.