Mock Drafts

[Warriorspikes51]

Just now, ScorpionZero said:

He's probably mid 3rd to 4th. So if you want him and he's there in the 3rd take him.

Sounds good. Imagine a redzone 3TE set with Knox and massive targets Howard and Woods.  Fun stuff. 

[ScorpionZero]

15 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:

Blockbusters!!😎🤪

 

Bills Trade with Niners & Giants

 

Niners get

#25

2024 3rd

Isaiah Hodgins

Marquez Stevenson

 

Bills get

WR/HB Deebo Samuel

 

 

Giants get
#57

2023 2nd + 5th

2022 6th

Zach Moss

AJ Epenesa

 

Bills get

#36 - select RB Breece Hall

CB James Bradberry restructure/extended

Gimme some of whatever your taking, I'm guessing shrooms. Lol

[ndirish1978]

[BillsFanForever19]

4 hours ago, Warriorspikes51 said:

Blockbusters!!😎🤪

 

Bills Trade with Niners & Giants

 

Niners get

#25

2024 3rd

Isaiah Hodgins

Marquez Stevenson

 

Bills get

WR/HB Deebo Samuel

 

 

Giants get
#57

2023 2nd + 5th

2022 6th

Zach Moss

AJ Epenesa

 

Bills get

#36 - select RB Breece Hall

CB James Bradberry restructure/extended

 

So we're going to pay what we're paying Diggs and then pay Samuel the same if not more? I'm not even going to get into the idea that Hodgins (a guy we released and sat on the PS to be signed at any point) and Stevenson (who will most likely be doing the same this season) would be trade bait. Also pay Tre what we're paying him and sign Bradberry to what he's going to want long term? 

 

HA!!!

Edited April 20, 2022 by BillsFanForever19

[LyndonvilleBill]

NFL Mock Draft Database. 

 

Wanted speed/size/versatility. 

 

25. C. Watson WR ND State 

57. T. Woolen CB UTSA 

89. B. Smith LB Penn State 

130. A. Barno Edge V-Tech 

168. K. Barnes CB Baylor 

185. L. Bruss OL Wisconsin 

203. J. Thompson CB/S Texas 

231. N. Ford OL(all 5 positions) Utah 

[ScorpionZero]

[34-78-83]

Another draft with some trades (we can't be taking 8 players in this draft)

 

[BADOLBILZ]

3 hours ago, LyndonvilleBill said:

NFL Mock Draft Database. 

 

Wanted speed/size/versatility. 

 

25. C. Watson WR ND State 

57. T. Woolen CB UTSA 

89. B. Smith LB Penn State 

130. A. Barno Edge V-Tech 

168. K. Barnes CB Baylor 

185. L. Bruss OL Wisconsin 

203. J. Thompson CB/S Texas 

231. N. Ford OL(all 5 positions) Utah 

 

Extra points for taking the "Barn-burners" back-to-back.......and for not taking a RB at all. 

[BADOLBILZ]

6 minutes ago, 34-78-83 said:

Another draft with some trades (we can't be taking 8 players in this draft)

 

 

There are plenty of roster spots up for grabs..........the right mix of 7-9 rookies could make the Bills 53 this time around...........the team is clearly not as deep with proven talent as it was last spring.    Especially on the OL and at WR.   One each might not do it.

 

 

[ScorpionZero]

25: R1 P25 CB Andrew Booth Jr. - Clemson

57: R2 P25 S Lewis Cine - Georgia

89: R3 P25 LB Troy Andersen - Montana State

130: R4 P25 RB Hassan Haskins - Michigan

168: R5 P25 G Joshua Ezeudu - North Carolina

185: R6 P6 WR Kyle Philips - UCLA

203: R6 P24 G Cade Mays - Tennessee

231: R7 P10 CB Kalon Barnes - Baylor

[ScorpionZero]

Traded back a couple times to grab some Xtra picks in the middle rounds. Taking advantage of the depth and quality of this draft. Two guards, one starter one developmental. Backups at both linebacker positions with talent. Couple corners with size and ability. Or next slot receiver. A running back that was recommended and a developmental QB to back up Josh.

 

32.

Kenyon Green

OG Texas A&M

64.

Troy Andersen

LB Montana State

89.

Brian Asamoah II

LB Oklahoma

96.

Lecitus Smith

OG Virginia Tech

97.

Zyon McCollum

CB Sam Houston State

130.

Khalil Shakir

WR Boise State

185.

Akayleb Evans

CB Missouri

203.

Zaquandre White

RB South Carolina

231.

Jack Coan

QB Notre Dame

[Yantha]

I'll just post a mock here and there.

 

In this version, Jameson Williams dropped all the way to 25.  No brainer.

Addressed CB in round 2 and Interior OL in round 3

Grabbed a TE that would have likely gone much higher if not for an ACL injury.  Can develop behind two current starters.

Added another physical corner for depth.

The DL Brooks was BPA 

Added the "everything player; RB/FB, TE, KR etc..." and my fav "hidden gem" Connor Heyward:  When have you seen a fullback/TE hybrid return kicks....

Teammate Nailor adds another developmental WR to the roster.

 

 

 

Edited April 20, 2022 by Yantha

[LyndonvilleBill]

8 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

Extra points for taking the "Barn-burners" back-to-back.......and for not taking a RB at all. 

Thanks! I feel the Need for Speed..😁

 

I like Zander Horvath a UDFA. Don't think we need a RB this year.🤔

[BADOLBILZ]

51 minutes ago, LyndonvilleBill said:

Thanks! I feel the Need for Speed..😁

 

I like Zander Horvath a UDFA. Don't think we need a RB this year.🤔

 

In general this should be one of the most successful UDFA classes ever.

 

Tons of late draftable players who will not be drafted.........and quite a few RB's like Horvath with a chance to earn a spot.  

 

This draft gets knocked for the lack of 1st round grades but there is a lot of depth at non-premium positions in particular........so if you are a GM who plays the percentages it's a good draft to avoid them early.

[LyndonvilleBill]

7 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

In general this should be one of the most successful UDFA classes ever.

 

Tons of late draftable players who will not be drafted.........and quite a few RB's like Horvath with a chance to earn a spot.  

 

This draft gets knocked for the lack of 1st round grades but there is a lot of depth at non-premium positions in particular........so if you are a GM who plays the percentages it's a good draft to avoid them early.

Agreed. I go back and forth on using later round picks to move around the board due to the UDFA's, but some really good late rounders will also be available. Really wish they would have expanded the number of PS players and roster spots by a few players.

 

Middle rounds look like the sweet spot though.

 

As you said with the lack of 1st round grades and the number of players available, I think a lot of teams will be looking to trade down. Will be interesting if premiums will be paid or if discounts will be had.

 

One more week and we will either be happy or whining (hopefully HAPPY...)!😁

[ScorpionZero]

[ScorpionZero]

25: R1 P25 WR Jahan Dotson - Penn State

57: R2 P25 S Jaquan Brisker - Penn State

89: R3 P25 LB Troy Andersen - Montana State

130: R4 P25 RB Hassan Haskins - Michigan

168: R5 P25 CB Jaylen Watson - Washington State

185: R6 P6 C Nick Ford - Utah

203: R6 P24 G Lecitus Smith - Virginia Tech

231: R7 P10 CB Kalon Barnes - Baylor

[34-78-83]

23 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

There are plenty of roster spots up for grabs..........the right mix of 7-9 rookies could make the Bills 53 this time around...........the team is clearly not as deep with proven talent as it was last spring.    Especially on the OL and at WR.   One each might not do it.

 

 

since you brought it up, I'll have to re-visit the roster spots. Certainly doesn't feel to me like there's more than 6 or so spots that could be made. Although punter is a bonus.

[Motor26]

21 minutes ago, 34-78-83 said:

since you brought it up, I'll have to re-visit the roster spots. Certainly doesn't feel to me like there's more than 6 or so spots that could be made. Although punter is a bonus.

Number 3 tight end, one, maybe two IOL spots. Number 4 or 5 wide receiver, could always use more Dline, backup MLB, 1 or 2 CB’s, safety to replace Poyer next year, punter. Competition is a great thing to have on an NFL roster.

[34-78-83]

2 minutes ago, Motor26 said:

Number 3 tight end, one, maybe two IOL spots. Number 4 or 5 wide receiver, could always use more Dline, backup MLB, 1 or 2 CB’s, safety to replace Poyer next year, punter. Competition is a great thing to have on an NFL roster.

For sure! I presume there will still be a cheap FA signing or 2 as well. I don't think Beane is done at corner yet leading into the draft for example.

 

LOL as I say this - "Bills sign OL David Quessenberry"

Edited April 21, 2022 by 34-78-83