Special K

I would rather have a dominant D-line over panic-picking a CB at 30.....and a guy like Grant would go a long way toward creating that dominant D-line. Hopefully Beane learned his lesson with Elam. If they miss out on CB in round 2, guys like Gilmore or even Tre White could be brought in as a one year stop gap if necessary.

Been on the Grant bandwagon for a while.....just seems like a perfect fit for what the Bills need on their D-line. I hope the Bills grab him at 30, then try to move up in the 2nd round to get the CB they want.

I had a leaky Fotu once, don't ask me about the procedure that was needed to fix it!!🤪

Exactly.....it was clear to anyone with eyes that Kincaid was playing hurt the second half of last season. He was just a step slower than he should be, and it was giving him trouble getting separation. He should be given credit for gutting it out and trying to contribute. I still believe a fully healthy Kincaid has the potential to be one of the better TE's in the league......you certainly don't trade a guy like that for a 3rd round pick, IMO.

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What the Bengals can now afford for an O-line:

Why did Sam Darnold have to play way above his head last season......that pick 56 probably would've been pick 42-46 if Sam Darnold only played like actual Sam Darnold!!

30. Kenneth Grant DT Michigan 56. Maxwell Hairston CB Kentucky 62. Andrew Mukuba S Texas I think the Bills will have to move up a little from 56 to get the CB they want, but they have the ammunition to do it.

Seems like Rodgers is copy-catting Favre's career......Packers, Jets, Vikings.......what a lame d-bag.

Signing suspended players to get salary cap relief on their contracts??? Beane is playing: 🤣🤣

Thank You for being a friend..........

Has there been any reported interest from any team at this point? I figured he would have signed with someone by now.

Easy to have a high completion percentage when 90% of your throws are either behind the line of scrimmage or less than five yards downfield. Maybe they should show the stat of Tua's win/loss record in games below 50 degrees: According to "Hard Rock Bet," Tua Tagovailoa has played four professional games with a weather temperature of under 45 degrees. His record in those games is zero wins and four losses, a 55.5 completion percentage, four touchdowns, five interceptions, and a 71.8 Passer Rating.