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Just depends on how the board falls. If people start jumping for QB's and people address needs other than taking a WR, then we might be able to sneak a guy between 9-12. I'd trade #28, #60, and next year's 1st for one of MHJ, Nabers, or Odunze. You're also taking a chance staying put and hoping the guy you draft works out. But if we don't, I'm good with Legette @ #28 and going after one of the other guys aforementioned.

I agree. I'd be good with jumping up for one of the "big 3" in MHJ, Nabers, or Odunze and letting it ride. Or I'd be good with taking Legette and then finding a way to get another guy like Tez Walker, or Malachi Corley, or Ja'Lynn Polk, or Javon Baker. Either way, they have an opportunity to at least take a shot at doing the right thing by Josh this year. One can only hope Beane has the cajones to tell McDermott to go sit in the corner while he looks out for the Franchise QB.

I'm good with us grabbing a couple of WR's in the draft between the 1st and early 4th. Still, I think many people see us having added Samuel (who was almost as productive as Gabe was for us in the Commanders offense with Sam Howell as his QB) and think that is a help. They also think the other guys were taking away targets from Shakir, who proved to be a solid and sure-handed weapon down the stretch.

Just ran this one on PFN. I would be extremely happy if this panned out. One trade back allowing Carolina to come in at #28, with us getting #33 and #101.

There is a possibility Daboll ends up on the outs in NY this year if they don't get the ship headed back in the right direction. I could see Josh putting in his 2 cents to get Daboll here if McDermott loses the team. But that is the only way McDermott gets fired, is if he COMPLETELY loses the team. Belichick is not being brought in here, not even solely as a HC.

Nope. If Sean McVay couldn't get anything out of him 2 years ago, no one else will now. He's done.

Just ran this one on NFL Draft Buzz. Traded back with Washington (received #28) for #36, #78, & #139. PICK: 36 RND: 2 (BUF) Xavier LEGETTE WR South Carolina PICK: 60 RND: 2 (BUF) Bralen TRICE DE-EDGE Washington PICK: 78 RND: 3 (BUF) Calen BULLOCK S USC PICK: 128 RND: 4 (BUF) Mohamed KAMARA DL-EDGE Colorado State PICK: 134 RND: 4 (BUF) Jarrian JONES CB Florida State PICK: 139 RND: 5 (BUF) Mason MCCORMICK OT South Dakota State PICK: 144 RND: 5 (BUF) Luke MCCAFFREY WR Rice PICK: 160 RND: 5 (BUF) Kitan OLADAPO S Oregon State PICK: 163 RND: 5 (BUF) Marist LIUFAU LB Notre Dame PICK: 189 RND: 6 (BUF) Joe MILTON III QB Tennessee PICK: 200 RND: 6 (BUF) Trey TAYLOR S Air Force PICK: 204 RND: 6 (BUF) Gabe HALL DL Baylor PICK: 248 RND: 7 (BUF) Kimani VIDAL RB Troy

You can't keep a good Bill down. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/bill-belichick-to-co-host-pat-mcafees-espn-nfl-draft-show

Jerry Rice would be the GOAT today, just like he was previously. 4.71 40 time and all. He was unguardable. He would beat these guys just like a drum in the same way he did everyone in the 80's, 90's, and the early 2000's. He was still cooking DB's even at 40 years old. Nacua's time of 4.57 was one of the factors that helped push him down draft boards. Then he goes on to log one of the fastest in game speeds of the season. The Underwear Olympics aren't for everybody, nor does everyone who shines in them excel on the field.

Don't forget that Jerry Rice originally ran a 4.71 and then a 4.6 time. Puca Nacua last year only ran a 4.57 40, then had one of the fastest in game speeds tracked of all WR's.

They must have sent the text to the wrong Bill before telling him thanks, but no thanks. Probably why he was "blindsided" over it.

You want to trade a PROVEN generational talent QB, an on track for the HOF QB, to draft a QB that you have no idea if he will pan out, another pick to draft a player that you will have no idea whether he will work out, and then a couple more high end picks in 2025? You do realize that Josh Allen IS the Buffalo Bills right now, right? There is no price. You don't trade a generational talent QB in the prime of his career.

And apparently he's not there because he wants a new contract. That's a pass for multiple reasons now. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/courtland-sutton-skipping-broncos-voluntary-workouts-seeking-new-contract

If it's Sutton or Metcalf, the obvious choice is Metcalf. If both are somehow available. Sutton has only cracked 1,000yds one time in his career and that was back in 2019. Sutton is kinda meh like Gabe was. We don't really need to repeat that cycle.

Kimani Vidal / RB / Troy - 5'8" and 218lbs. He put up some big numbers, has good agility, runs with real power for his size, and had a solid Combine to back it all up. He's a 6th Round guy imo. Adding the Combine link as well. DJ called him a "mini Josh Jacobs" when they were talking about his 40 time. https://www.nfl.com/prospects/kimani-vidal/32005649-4410-3821-f78f-4dbf76ad9374

And he is being sued for quite a substantial amount now as well. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/39950361/lawsuit-seeks-millions-chiefs-rashee-rice-smu-teddy-knox

The Skins KILLED this draft!!!..................... I mean the Commandos...... uhhhhhh, Commanders. HTTR....C....HTTC....Yeah.

If we're talking about Aiyuk? Yes. If Seattle is looking to move DK? No. His cap hits are much more manageable over the next two years and a contract could be revisited after we fully escape cap hell in 2025.

Haven't you heard? That's like 1/3 of the money we need to sign Aiyuk after we trade for him.

Only if you're good with paying him more than Tyreek Hill annually, as well as having to give up multiple high end draft picks. Great player, but pass.

Yeah, that compensation isn't happening. I'm not sure what chart you're looking at, but a 2nd in 2025 isn't getting you 8 spots in the 1st, 9 spots in the 2nd, and a 3rd Round pick. That's not even possible in Madden.

Agreed. Even though it is the deepest WR draft in years, teams will want to get their "guy" before anyone else does. Imo, the tiers break down as follows. 1: MHJ, Nabers, Odunze 2: Thomas, Legette, Mitchell, Worthy (though Worthy scares me a bit because of John Ross) 3: Coleman, McConkey, Franklin, Walker, Polk, Pearsall, Burton, Wilson, Baker Some would argue Franklin, Coleman, and possibly McConkey should fall into that 2nd tier, but this is just how I see it. We need someone from those first two tiers for this offense. And it's not inconceivable to think that a majority could be gone by the 3rd Round, depending on what teams are truly looking for and if a couple of picks create a run on the position. I don't think we can wait until the end of the 2nd to address WR and think we're going to get an impact guy at that point. Could be 7 WR's in the 1st and I think the real run will be in the 2nd as people look to grab what they feel are the rest of the upper echelon WR's. Once you start getting into the 3rd, it will be guys left like maybe Burton, Pearsall, Baker, Brenden Rice, Jalen McMillan, Jamari Thrash, Johnny Wilson, and Malachi Corley. Doubling up with our first 4th would be ideal, after getting one from the top two tiers.

TSW upon announcement.

It has definitely started and it has been quite underwhelming. If the first two rounds in this mock are a sign of what would be to come, then it's not looking good.