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3 minutes ago, ExWNYer said:

 

After the pick, NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah compared him to Vikings DT John Randle. more so than Donald.

 

damn, that's quite the comparison, a hall of famer, I'll take it.

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20 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

Yes he is....he is playing chess not checkers sir

 

Could have pulled the trigger and gave up picks to move up for a player that actually fell to us and was probably their number 1 or 2 player

 

 

Ok....Beane’s a genius cause he didn’t do anything and the pick still fell in his lap?!?!?

 

You know that when you do nothing and still have exactly what you wanted just fall in your lap isn’t  called genius..........it’s called luck.

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4 minutes ago, ExWNYer said:

 

After the pick, NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah compared him to Vikings DT John Randle. more so than Donald.

 

ESPN showed more highlights of Aaron Donald than Ed Oliver. 

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1 minute ago, Sweats said:

 

 

Ok....Beane’s a genius cause he didn’t do anything and the pick still fell in his lap?!?!?

 

You know that when you do nothing and still have exactly what you wanted just fall in your lap isn’t  called genius..........it’s called luck.

Sometimes its the trade you DONT make

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1 minute ago, Sweats said:

 

 

Ok....Beane’s a genius cause he didn’t do anything and the pick still fell in his lap?!?!?

 

You know that when you do nothing and still have exactly what you wanted just fall in your lap isn’t  called genius..........it’s called luck.

 

It was lucky for sure. He also didn't panic. He can't take credit for Oliver falling for him, but he can take credit for picking him there with all his other resources in hand.

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1 minute ago, Sweats said:

 

 

Ok....Beane’s a genius cause he didn’t do anything and the pick still fell in his lap?!?!?

 

You know that when you do nothing and still have exactly what you wanted just fall in your lap isn’t  called genius..........it’s called luck.

Beane had to have a clear understanding of what the teams ahead of the Bills were going to do.  There must have been a temptation to give something up to move up a few spaces, but he didn't do that.  "Genius" is probably too strong, but "well-prepared" and "nerves of steel" apply.

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Just now, SDS said:

 

It was lucky for sure. He also didn't panic. He can't take credit for Oliver falling for him, but he can take credit for picking him there with all his other resources in hand.

 

Seems like he ought to get some credit for winning Oliver's heart.

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Just now, John from Riverside said:

Sometimes its the trade you DONT make

Agreed, with all the hype of Beane trading up up to this point, he gets praise for patience. Love the pick as well

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1 minute ago, John from Riverside said:

Sometimes its the trade you DONT make

 

 

So when you don’t make a trade, you’re a genius?!?.....got it

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4 minutes ago, Sweats said:

 

 

Ok....Beane’s a genius cause he didn’t do anything and the pick still fell in his lap?!?!?

 

You know that when you do nothing and still have exactly what you wanted just fall in your lap isn’t  called genius..........it’s called luck.

 

Gotcha Sweats

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Just now, SDS said:

 

ESPN showed more highlights of Aaron Donald than Ed Oliver. 

 

That's interesting how they see it differently. I recorded all 3 broadcasts and ABC had the most coverage of the Bills pick by far. Nice interview with Ed's brother, Marcus, and his dad. Both were crying tears of joy. Very touching to see their family dream come to fruition.

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