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"Such a Rex Ryan pick"...it bothers me that people perceive of Wrex this way....especially because I agree. Thankfully I doubt Whaley will select him.

The whole persona of Rex Ryan perceived , the media keeps pumping up has long since got on my nerves. true are not. repeat it enough times it must be truth. right ?

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@RapSheet

The #Eagles have had exploratory talks about moving up to No. 1, as have others. To get their franchise QB, the belief is they'd have to.


@ChrisTrapasso

Chris Trapasso Retweeted Ian Rapoport

My guess = to pick Jared Goff. But would be weird to move up to No. 1 to take a QB with Bradford recently extended.

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4-11: DANE BRUGLER OF NFLDRAFTSCOUT.COM ON JOHN MURPHY SHOW (18:11)

Brugler said he has the Bills taking Cardale in the 2nd round in his upcoming 7 round mack draft.

 

By Dane Brugler | NFLDraftScout.com Senior Analyst

The NFL Draft is exactly two weeks away and here's a look at how all seven rounds (yes, all 253 picks!) could play out for every team.

 

BUF.png19. Buffalo Bills

A'Shawn Robinson, DT, Alabama: With Kyle Williams coming off meniscus surgery and about to turn 33 years old, the Bills need to find his successor. Along with Marcel Dareus, Robinson would give Buffalo an all-Alabama defensive interior.

 

49. Buffalo Bills

Cardale Jones, QB, Ohio State: Buffalo is looking for a young quarterback to groom and Jones has all the desired physical traits.

 

80. Buffalo Bills

Kyler Fackrell, LB, Utah State: With his experience rushing the passer and dropping in space, Fackrell is an ideal fit in the Bills' scheme.

 

117. Buffalo Bills – Malcolm Mitchell, WR, Georgia

 

139. Buffalo Bills – Fahn Cooper, OT, Ole Miss

 

156. Buffalo Bills – Willie Henry, DT, Michigan

 

192. Buffalo Bills – Jonathan Jones, CB, Auburn

 

218. Buffalo Bills – Ka'imi Fairbairn, PK, UCLA

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List of all players that broke 70 barrier for Explosion Number:

 

Terron Beckham - RB/(No College) 91.6

Brandon Burks - RB/Troy 71.0

Darius Jackson - RB/Eastern Michigan 72.1

Daniel Lasco - RB/California 75.3

Andy Janovich - FB/Nebraska 73.9

Dan Vitale - FB/Northwestern 78.8

Marcus Johnson - WR/Texas 70.3

Jake Lampman - WR/Ferris State 76.2

Sterling Shepard – WR/Oklahoma 71.3

Anthony Norris - TE/Southern Utah 76.7

Kyle Friend - C/Temple 78.0

Connor McGovern – OG/Missouri 75.1

Blake Muir - OG/Baylor 71.7

Vivii Teofilo - OG/Arizona State 73.5

Jason Spriggs – OT/Indiana 72.1

Laremy Tunsil – OT/Ole Miss 71.8

Joey Bosa – EDGE/Ohio State 70.0

Theiren Cochran - EDGE/Minnesota 72.1

Shiro Davis - EDGE/Texas 73.4

Tyrone Holmes - EDGE/Montana 74.9

Matt Judon - EDGE/Grand Valley State 74.1

Dean Lowry - EDGE/Northwestern 72.0

Yannik Ngakoue - EDGE/Maryland 70.3

Noah Spence – EDGE/E. Kentucky 70.08

Jonathan Woodard - EDGE/Central Arkansas 71.8

Eddie Yarbrough - EDGE/Wyoming 70.2

Javon Hargrave - DT/South Carolina State 72.0

Greg Milhouse - DT/Campbell 70.6

Robert Nkemdiche – DT/Ole Miss 72.68

David Onyemata - DT/Manitoba 75.9

Sheldon Rankins – DT/Louisville 72.33

Justin Zimmer - DT/Ferris State 85.8

B.J. Goodson - LB/Clemson 74.3

Will Ratelle - LB/North Dakota 81.8

Luke Rhodes - LB/William & Mary 73.8

Elandon Roberts – LB/Houston 72.0

Joe Walker - LB/Oregon 70.8

Aaron Wallace - LB/UCLA 71.8

Jason Whittingham - LB/Utah 73.7

Kentrell Brice - S/Louisiana Tech 74.1

Jatavis Brown - S/Akron 80.0

Clayton Fejedelem - S/Illinois 70.6

Miles Killebrew - S/Southern Utah 70.6

Brian Randolph - S/Tennessee 73.5

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List of all players that broke 70 barrier for Explosion Number:

 

Terron Beckham - RB/(No College) 91.6

Brandon Burks - RB/Troy 71.0

Darius Jackson - RB/Eastern Michigan 72.1

Daniel Lasco - RB/California 75.3

Andy Janovich - FB/Nebraska 73.9

Dan Vitale - FB/Northwestern 78.8

Marcus Johnson - WR/Texas 70.3

Jake Lampman - WR/Ferris State 76.2

Sterling Shepard – WR/Oklahoma 71.3

Anthony Norris - TE/Southern Utah 76.7

Kyle Friend - C/Temple 78.0

Connor McGovern – OG/Missouri 75.1

Blake Muir - OG/Baylor 71.7

Vivii Teofilo - OG/Arizona State 73.5

Jason Spriggs – OT/Indiana 72.1

Laremy Tunsil – OT/Ole Miss 71.8

Joey Bosa – EDGE/Ohio State 70.0

Theiren Cochran - EDGE/Minnesota 72.1

Shiro Davis - EDGE/Texas 73.4

Tyrone Holmes - EDGE/Montana 74.9

Matt Judon - EDGE/Grand Valley State 74.1

Dean Lowry - EDGE/Northwestern 72.0

Yannik Ngakoue - EDGE/Maryland 70.3

Noah Spence – EDGE/E. Kentucky 70.08

Jonathan Woodard - EDGE/Central Arkansas 71.8

Eddie Yarbrough - EDGE/Wyoming 70.2

Javon Hargrave - DT/South Carolina State 72.0

Greg Milhouse - DT/Campbell 70.6

Robert Nkemdiche – DT/Ole Miss 72.68

David Onyemata - DT/Manitoba 75.9

Sheldon Rankins – DT/Louisville 72.33

Justin Zimmer - DT/Ferris State 85.8

B.J. Goodson - LB/Clemson 74.3

Will Ratelle - LB/North Dakota 81.8

Luke Rhodes - LB/William & Mary 73.8

Elandon Roberts – LB/Houston 72.0

Joe Walker - LB/Oregon 70.8

Aaron Wallace - LB/UCLA 71.8

Jason Whittingham - LB/Utah 73.7

Kentrell Brice - S/Louisiana Tech 74.1

Jatavis Brown - S/Akron 80.0

Clayton Fejedelem - S/Illinois 70.6

Miles Killebrew - S/Southern Utah 70.6

Brian Randolph - S/Tennessee 73.5

 

Good information! Thank You. :thumbsup:

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4-11: DANE BRUGLER OF NFLDRAFTSCOUT.COM ON JOHN MURPHY SHOW (18:11)

Brugler said he has the Bills taking Cardale in the 2nd round in his upcoming 7 round mack draft.

 

 

BUF.png19. Buffalo Bills

A'Shawn Robinson, DT, Alabama: With Kyle Williams coming off meniscus surgery and about to turn 33 years old, the Bills need to find his successor. Along with Marcel Dareus, Robinson would give Buffalo an all-Alabama defensive interior.

 

49. Buffalo Bills

Cardale Jones, QB, Ohio State: Buffalo is looking for a young quarterback to groom and Jones has all the desired physical traits.

 

80. Buffalo Bills

Kyler Fackrell, LB, Utah State: With his experience rushing the passer and dropping in space, Fackrell is an ideal fit in the Bills' scheme.

 

117. Buffalo Bills – Malcolm Mitchell, WR, Georgia

 

139. Buffalo Bills – Fahn Cooper, OT, Ole Miss

 

156. Buffalo Bills – Willie Henry, DT, Michigan

 

192. Buffalo Bills – Jonathan Jones, CB, Auburn

 

218. Buffalo Bills – Ka'imi Fairbairn, PK, UCLA

 

Jonathan Jones would be a waste of a pick(IMO) but all the rest could turn out to be solid pros. I wouldn't be upset with that draft.

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LB Darron Lee has NFL’s most desired asset


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Ohio State LB Darron Lee is one of the fastest linebackers in the draft class and that has him on the fast track to be a first-round pick.

 

Mark Kelso: "Linebacker is a position of need" (17:43)

Former Bills safety Mark Kelso joined The John Murphy Show to discuss buffalobills.com’s ‘Path to the Draft’ series, which takes a look at the top talent in the draft. Kelso shares his thoughts on a handful of linebacker and defensive back prospects.

 

Jeremiah ranks Lee just ahead of Ragland

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The latest PFF draft board: https://t.co/O0uojNjccg


By Dane Brugler | NFLDraftScout.com Senior Analyst

Regardless if it was an overpay or not, the Rams now own the No. 1 pick and will draft a quarterback. But which one, Carson Wentz or Jared Goff?

 

1. Los Angeles Rams: Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota State
By trading up to this pick, the Rams have created a stir at the top of the 2016 NFL Draft. As they make the move to Los Angeles, the franchise needs a fresh face at quarterback.

 

2. Cleveland Browns: Jared Goff, QB, California
The Browns are drafting a quarterback this April - the only question is whether or not that will happen in the first round. This pick is much more valuable now if the Browns want to trade back, but if they like Goff, Cleveland should stay put and get their quarterback.

 

19. Buffalo Bills: A'Shawn Robinson, DT, Alabama
With Kyle Williams coming off meniscus surgery and about to turn 33 years old, the Bills need to find his successor. Along with Marcel Dareus, Robinson would give Buffalo an all-Alabama defensive interior.

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By Rob Rang | The Sports Xchange/CBSSports.com

Rams GM Les Snead and head coach Jeff Fisher make a bold trade and obtain the No. 1 overall pick. With it Los Angeles picks QB Carson Wentz, who the Rams hope will be the missing piece to an offense littered with weapons.

 

1. Los Angeles Rams: Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota State
With Gurley, a rookie Pro Bowler, and the playmaking Tavon Austin on offense and the NFL's most ferocious defensive line, the Rams are only an improving passing game away from competing in the NFC West. Showing not only all of the physical talent scouts are looking for in a franchise quarterback but the leadership and composure as well, Wentz eased concerns about his level of competition at NDSU with stellar performances at the Senior Bowl, combine and his March 24 pro day. The last time an FCS player was selected in the top three came back in 1995 when a Fisher, then head coach of the Houston Oilers, drafted the late Steve McNair out of Alcorn State with the third overall pick.

 

2. Cleveland Browns: Jared Goff, QB, California
The signing of Robert Griffin III lessens the need for a Day One starting quarterback but the relative lack of interest shown by other clubs in free agency should keep the Browns looking for a fallback option. Browns offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton is very familiar with Goff after trying to recruit him to Stanford.

 

19. Buffalo Bills - Robert Nkemdiche, DL, Mississippi
The Bills probably should be looking for help on offense with this pick but as long as Rex Ryan has a say, the defensive line will get plenty of attention. Powerful and used to double-teams, Nkemdiche has the size and strength to be the defensive end Ryan had hoped Mario Williams would be. He's also quite athletic, boasting perhaps the most exciting raw talent as any defensive lineman in this draft. Ryan has never been one to shy from talent, even if it comes with red flags, as Nkemdiche does.

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Full 7-round 2016 NFL Draft Order updated for the Rams and Titans trade - http://walterfootball.com/nfldraftorder2016.php

@LanceZierlein

My bosses asked me to put together an updated Mock post Rams/Titans trade. Because I love you..... http://www.nfl.com/draft/2016/mock-drafts/lance-zierlein/305665

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Carson Wentz QB North Dakota St.
This is an aggressive stroke by a team looking to make a big splash and (presumably) find the face of its franchise as it heads to a new home. Wentz (or Jared Goff) could be brought along at a more patient pace considering the honeymoon period the Rams will have with their new fan base. Regardless, it is highly unlikely that the Rams gave up what they did to move into this spot to not take a quarterback.
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Myles Jack OLB UCLA
I still believe the Browns will be shopping this pick for additional selections, but if Wentz goes first, the value of this selection might no longer be to the Browns' liking. If they stick in this spot, Jared Goff, Joey Bosa and Jalen Ramsey could all be considered. However, Jack has the potential to be an All-Pro defender in the middle of the Browns' defense and the type of alpha leader that Patrick Willis was when he came into the league with the 49ers.
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Paxton Lynch QB Memphis
Lynch could come in right away and battle it out with Tyrod Taylor for the top spot while allowing the Bills to cut bait with former first-rounder EJ Manuel. There are better "right now" options for this pick, but if the Bills aren't all-in with Taylor, Lynch could get serious consideration here.

 

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NFL Mock Draft 2016: Rams get Carson Wentz, Titans still get their tackle http://dlvr.it/L3YQyp

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1 Los Angeles Rams — Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota State

 

2 Cleveland Browns — Jared Goff, QB, California

 

15 Tennessee Titans — Jack Conklin, T, Michigan State

 

19 Buffalo Bills — Jarran Reed, DT, Alabama

The Bills are tied to defensive tackle pretty heavily, which is no surprise for a Rex Ryan team that needs to think about a grinding, sturdy long-term replacement for Kyle Williams. Reed is a much better option in that regard over boom-or-bust Crimson Tide linemate A'Shawn Robinson.

 

 

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By Jared Dubin | CBS Sports Staff Writer

The Rams shook up the draft board by trading up to the No. 1 overall pick, surrendering a huge haul to the Titans for the right to any prospect of their choosing. It also creates a ripple effect.

 

19. Buffalo Bills: Josh Doctson, WR, TCU
With Treadwell off the board this week, the Bills opt for Doctson, who might be the best receiver in this class anyway. His body control is off the charts, and it almost wouldn't be fair to have him and Sammy Watkins snatching passes out of the sky together.

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19. Buffalo Bills: Josh Doctson, WR, TCU

With Treadwell off the board this week, the Bills opt for Doctson, who might be the best receiver in this class anyway. His body control is off the charts, and it almost wouldn't be fair to have him and Sammy Watkins snatching passes out of the sky together.

 

This honestly would not shock me......and then they went defense in the 2nd and 3rd rounds.

 

I would still like to trade down and pick up an additional 2nd or 3rd.

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By Will Brinson | CBS Sports NFL Writer

The Titans and Rams blew up everyone's mock draft. Lit them all on fire and threw them in the dumpster with a massive trade by Los Angeles to move up to No. 1 overall from No. 15.

 

19. Buffalo Bills: Robert Nkemdiche, DL, Mississippi
Just one of those picks that seems too easy to make. Super-talented defensive prospect who falls in the draft because of off-field issues can be paired perfectly with players' coach who convinces himself he can turnaround any troubled star and harness the talent in his defense.

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This honestly would not shock me......and then they went defense in the 2nd and 3rd rounds.

 

I would still like to trade down and pick up an additional 2nd or 3rd.

 

I really expect a WR or DL/LB in the first. With the depth at D in this draft, if you have a shot at a legit #2 WR you take it in RD1....

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