ScorpionZero Posted February 26 Posted February 26 This was fanspeak bills fambigboard, went BPA. this is what ya get. 28: R1 P28 EDGE Bralen Trice - Washington 60: R2 P28 S Tyler Nubin - Minnesota 98: R3 P34 S Calen Bullock - USC 128: R4 P28 WR Jacob Cowing - Arizona 161: R5 P25 DL Justin Eboigbe - Alabama 164: R5 P28 DL Keith Randolph Jr. - Illinois 195: R6 P20 C Kingsley Eguakun - Florida 199: R6 P24 WR Isaiah Williams - Illinois 203: R6 P28 LB Trevin Wallace - Kentucky 247: R7 P28 RB Frank Gore Jr. - Southern Miss 1 1 Quote
ScorpionZero Posted February 26 Posted February 26 60. Kris JenkinsDT Michigan 67. Roman WilsonWR Michigan 94. Cade StoverTE Ohio State 98. Maason SmithDT LSU 103. Blake CorumRB Michigan 116. Braden FiskeDT Florida State 148. Tykee SmithS Georgia 159. Zion Tupuola-FetuiEDGE Washington 162. Kitan OladapoS Oregon State 198. Brevyn Spann-FordTE Minnesota 202. Nelson CeaserEDGE Houston 206. Joshua CephusWR UTSA 246. Kingsley EguakunOC Florida 2025 SF 3rd 2025 SF 3rd 2025 SF 4th 1 Quote
ScorpionZero Posted February 26 Posted February 26 I drafted a team, trade back, trade back, trade back. Trade Recap Buffalo Receives: 2024: Round 1, Pick 29 2024: Round 3, Pick 73 2024: Round 6, Pick 207 2025: Round 5 Detroit Receives: 2024: Round 1, Pick 28 Buffalo Receives: 2024: Round 1, Pick 31 2024: Round 3, Pick 94 2024: Round 4, Pick 132 2024: Round 7, Pick 249 2025: Round 4 San Francisco Receives: 2024: Round 1, Pick 29 Buffalo Receives: 2024: Round 3, Pick 96 2024: Round 4, Pick 115 2024: Round 6, Pick 211 Jacksonville Receives: 2024: Round 3, Pick 94 Buffalo Receives: 2024: Round 3, Pick 97 2024: Round 5, Pick 170 2024: Round 5, Pick 178 Philadelphia Receives: 2024: Round 3, Pick 96 My Selections 31 Bralen Trice EDGE | Washington TRADE 60 Calen Bullock S | USC 73 Javon Bullard S | Georgia TRADE 97 Braden Fiske DL | Florida State TRADE 99 Sedrick Van Pran IOL | Georgia 115 Johnny Wilson WR | Florida State TRADE 129 Cade Stover TE | Ohio State 132 Will Shipley RB | Clemson TRADE 159 Javon Baker WR | UCF 162 Zion Tupuola-Fetui EDGE | Washington 170 Jordan Jefferson DL | LSU TRADE 178 Fabien Lovett DL | Florida State TRADE 198 Jalyx Hunt EDGE | Houston Baptist 202 Joe Milton QB | Tennessee 206 Tyrice Knight LB | UTEP 207 Sataoa Laumea IOL | Utah TRADE 211 Andru Phillips CB | Kentucky TRADE 246 Garret Greenfield OT | South Dakota State 249 Evan Williams S | Oregon TRADE 1 1 Quote
ScorpionZero Posted February 26 Posted February 26 29. Bralen TriceEDGE Washington 60. Kris JenkinsDT Michigan 92. Xavier LegetteWR South Carolina 100. DeWayne CarterDT Duke 129. Tyler NubinS Minnesota 159. Malik WashingtonWR Virginia 162. Devontez WalkerWR North Carolina 198. Sean MartinEDGE West Virginia 202. Evan WilliamsS Oregon 206. Braiden McGregorEDGE Michigan 246. Beaux LimmerOC Arkansas 1 Quote
JaCrispy Posted February 26 Posted February 26 (edited) 1 hour ago, ScorpionZero said: I drafted a team, trade back, trade back, trade back. Trade Recap Buffalo Receives: 2024: Round 1, Pick 29 2024: Round 3, Pick 73 2024: Round 6, Pick 207 2025: Round 5 Detroit Receives: 2024: Round 1, Pick 28 Buffalo Receives: 2024: Round 1, Pick 31 2024: Round 3, Pick 94 2024: Round 4, Pick 132 2024: Round 7, Pick 249 2025: Round 4 San Francisco Receives: 2024: Round 1, Pick 29 Buffalo Receives: 2024: Round 3, Pick 96 2024: Round 4, Pick 115 2024: Round 6, Pick 211 Jacksonville Receives: 2024: Round 3, Pick 94 Buffalo Receives: 2024: Round 3, Pick 97 2024: Round 5, Pick 170 2024: Round 5, Pick 178 Philadelphia Receives: 2024: Round 3, Pick 96 My Selections 31 Bralen Trice EDGE | Washington TRADE 60 Calen Bullock S | USC 73 Javon Bullard S | Georgia TRADE 97 Braden Fiske DL | Florida State TRADE 99 Sedrick Van Pran IOL | Georgia 115 Johnny Wilson WR | Florida State TRADE 129 Cade Stover TE | Ohio State 132 Will Shipley RB | Clemson TRADE 159 Javon Baker WR | UCF 162 Zion Tupuola-Fetui EDGE | Washington 170 Jordan Jefferson DL | LSU TRADE 178 Fabien Lovett DL | Florida State TRADE 198 Jalyx Hunt EDGE | Houston Baptist 202 Joe Milton QB | Tennessee 206 Tyrice Knight LB | UTEP 207 Sataoa Laumea IOL | Utah TRADE 211 Andru Phillips CB | Kentucky TRADE 246 Garret Greenfield OT | South Dakota State 249 Evan Williams S | Oregon TRADE I couldn’t even keep track…glad you had fun though…🤣👍 Edited February 26 by JaCrispy 3 Quote
Warriorspikes51 Posted February 26 Posted February 26 (edited) https://www.buffalobills.com/news/buffalo-bills-nfl-mock-draft-watch-2-0-2024 Most notable of these collected mocks: February 22: The Athletic, The Athletic NFL Staff TRADE No. 28, No. 99, No. 192 to MIAMI for No. 21 – WR Brian Thomas Jr., LSU With Gabe Davis set to hit free agency and the Bills already lacking explosiveness, adding a young, home-run threat with tantalizing potential is top of mind this offseason. Thomas possesses everything the Bills would be after: speed, deep threat, size, leaping ability and a high ceiling to become one of the best in his class. He could quickly take over the X-receiver role Davis vacates and would complement Stefon Diggs nicely. For ever-aggressive Bills GM Brandon Beane, giving up a late third-round pick and a sixth-round pick to move up for Thomas is an easy decision. —Joe Buscaglia Edited February 26 by Warriorspikes51 2 2 Quote
Prospector Posted February 26 Posted February 26 2 hours ago, Warriorspikes51 said: https://www.buffalobills.com/news/buffalo-bills-nfl-mock-draft-watch-2-0-2024 Most notable of these collected mocks: February 22: The Athletic, The Athletic NFL Staff TRADE No. 28, No. 99, No. 192 to MIAMI for No. 21 – WR Brian Thomas Jr., LSU With Gabe Davis set to hit free agency and the Bills already lacking explosiveness, adding a young, home-run threat with tantalizing potential is top of mind this offseason. Thomas possesses everything the Bills would be after: speed, deep threat, size, leaping ability and a high ceiling to become one of the best in his class. He could quickly take over the X-receiver role Davis vacates and would complement Stefon Diggs nicely. For ever-aggressive Bills GM Brandon Beane, giving up a late third-round pick and a sixth-round pick to move up for Thomas is an easy decision. —Joe Buscaglia We have so many picks, I would be ok with trading up to early 20s to grab him. I think there is a noticeable drop-off after him. 2 Quote
ScorpionZero Posted February 26 Posted February 26 Draft Buzz is so bad, I was just doing a mock and it offered me a trade for 28 from Green Bay that included Rasul Douglas. I turned it down. Lol 3 Quote
ScorpionZero Posted February 26 Posted February 26 R1:28 ADP Laiatu Latu UCLA EDGE GRADE A R2:60 ADP Kris Jenkins Michigan DL GRADE A R3:99 ADP Ja'Lynn Polk Washington WR GRADE A R4:128 ADP Cole Bishop Utah S GRADE A+ R5:158 ADP DeWayne Carter Duke DL GRADE A R5:161 ADP Evan Williams Oregon S GRADE B R6:197 ADP Jacob Cowing Arizona WR GRADE B R6:201 ADP Andrew Raym Oklahoma C GRADE D R6:205 ADP Braiden McGregor Michigan EDGE GRADE D R7:245 ADP Marcellas Dial South Carolina 1 Quote
BBFL Posted February 26 Posted February 26 (edited) Personally, this might be favorite mock I’ve had. Aside from missing out on Javon Bullard @ pick 100 by 2 spots, so traded back and picked up some future equity, the draft fell pretty much perfectly for BPA & Need. A+ IMO. Edited February 26 by BBFL 1 Quote
Richard Noggin Posted February 27 Posted February 27 The Troy Franklin loophole persists on PFN's simulator, so trading back is able to net a guy who could/should be selected on Day One, plus two beasts at DT, a cool S prospect and important depth elsewhere. That 2nd WR could be a dude, too. 1 1 Quote
Richard Noggin Posted February 27 Posted February 27 (edited) Staying put works out GREAT in this one. Question, though, for ye fellow WR train conductors: when Byron Murphy falls to 28 and Brian Thomas Jr is gone already, do you just take Murphy because BPA at a position of need, or do you slide down to the next WRs on your board, whether that's Mitchell or Franklin or whomever? This comes up a lot in 2024 mocks and probably mirrors a pivotal real-world debate for the actual franchise: D-line vs WR at end of 1st round? Obviously depends who slides, but can't you just see some juicy DT/DE just sitting there at 28 while WRs Thomas and Franklin are already off the board? (Here in my mock I figured Thomas has too much #1 potential to pass on for a position (DT) that seems to have real value on Day Two.) Edited February 27 by Richard Noggin Quote
Warriorspikes51 Posted February 27 Posted February 27 (edited) IMO Beane should strongly consider trading our 1st next year + pick 60 + whatever to acquire another 1st this year so we can end the first night of the draft with a pair of top flight dynamic WR’s for the next 5 years if not that, at least move up in Round 2 to snag another But, the benefit of them both being 1st rounders is the extra year of control Edited February 27 by Warriorspikes51 1 Quote
Warriorspikes51 Posted February 27 Posted February 27 1 hour ago, Richard Noggin said: Staying put works out GREAT in this one. Question, though, for ye fellow WR train conductors: when Byron Murphy falls to 28 and Brian Thomas Jr is gone already, do you just take Murphy because BPA at a position of need, or do you slide down to the next WRs on your board, whether that's Mitchell or Franklin or whomever? This comes up a lot in 2024 mocks and probably mirrors a pivotal real-world debate for the actual franchise: D-line vs WR at end of 1st round? Obviously depends who slides, but can't you just see some juicy DT/DE just sitting there at 28 while WRs Thomas and Franklin are already off the board? (Here in my mock I figured Thomas has too much #1 potential to pass on for a position (DT) that seems to have real value on Day Two.) honestly it’s too bad we can’t draft both Texas DT’s and WR’s Quote
Richard Noggin Posted February 27 Posted February 27 41 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said: IMO Beane should strongly consider trading our 1st next year + pick 60 + whatever to acquire another 1st this year so we can end the first night of the draft with a pair of top flight dynamic WR’s for the next 5 years if not that, at least move up in Round 2 to snag another But, the benefit of them both being 1st rounders is the extra year of control While the base part of me loves just aggressively eliminating a looming roster need like this, and flipping it into a strength...I don't LOVE the likely answer to the next obvious question: how does Stephen Diggs react to the Bills very visibly giving up major draft capital to draft a SECOND 1st rd WR in 2024? Seems like you could just keep Diggs and pair him with a single young talent + Shakir + Kincaid/Knox (with Shorter and Shavers again competing for the 3rd barrier target). The obviousness of the proposed AGGRESSIVE WR grab would rely on Diggs' character to avoid disruption. 3 Quote
BillsFanForever19 Posted February 27 Posted February 27 (edited) 17 hours ago, Warriorspikes51 said: https://www.buffalobills.com/news/buffalo-bills-nfl-mock-draft-watch-2-0-2024 Most notable of these collected mocks: February 22: The Athletic, The Athletic NFL Staff TRADE No. 28, No. 99, No. 192 to MIAMI for No. 21 – WR Brian Thomas Jr., LSU With Gabe Davis set to hit free agency and the Bills already lacking explosiveness, adding a young, home-run threat with tantalizing potential is top of mind this offseason. Thomas possesses everything the Bills would be after: speed, deep threat, size, leaping ability and a high ceiling to become one of the best in his class. He could quickly take over the X-receiver role Davis vacates and would complement Stefon Diggs nicely. For ever-aggressive Bills GM Brandon Beane, giving up a late third-round pick and a sixth-round pick to move up for Thomas is an easy decision. —Joe Buscaglia Well that's really nice of Miami to let us pick a guy we'll use to beat their brains in for the next 5 years at least 😆 I wouldn't hate it. But if we're giving up a 3rd, then we really need to be even more judicious with our spending and make sure we're covering an extra, important hole in FA. I believe with the general devaluing of the position in Drafts, you could find a potential Starter at Safety in Round 3. Or a potential future Starter or at least 3rd DT (which gets a LOT of reps with how often they rotate). And I expected Round 3 to cover one of those. And I'm not sure that would be enough for 21. Even in the more modern Rich Hill model (which is less expensive than the old Jimmy Johnson model and more in line with modern trades) - 28, 99, and 192 isn't even enough for 22: https://www.drafttek.com/NFL-Trade-Value-Chart-Rich-Hill.asp Personally, I'm hoping if he's Beane's guy, that he's still there at 24. We can move 28, 129, and 162 for 24 - giving up our 4th and our second 5th and retaining our 3rd. Edited February 27 by BillsFanForever19 1 1 Quote
OldTimer1960 Posted February 27 Posted February 27 19 hours ago, Prospector said: We have so many picks, I would be ok with trading up to early 20s to grab him. I think there is a noticeable drop-off after him. We have a lot of late picks that are not worth much in trade. We only have 3 picks in top 100. IF they have more than Ed Oliver, Greg Rousseau, Eli Ankou and Kingsley Jonathan under contract at DL before the draft, OK trade away 99 if they must, but I think more likely they trade back from 28 and trade up in maybe 4th or 5th round. They need young, cheap, players who can play some snaps early. It’s the cap that is driving that. 1 Quote
Prospector Posted February 27 Posted February 27 9 minutes ago, OldTimer1960 said: We have a lot of late picks that are not worth much in trade. We only have 3 picks in top 100. IF they have more than Ed Oliver, Greg Rousseau, Eli Ankou and Kingsley Jonathan under contract at DL before the draft, OK trade away 99 if they must, but I think more likely they trade back from 28 and trade up in maybe 4th or 5th round. They need young, cheap, players who can play some snaps early. It’s the cap that is driving that. Makes sense... but I also like a lot of DLine in this draft even in later rounds Quote
mrags Posted February 27 Posted February 27 13 hours ago, Richard Noggin said: Staying put works out GREAT in this one. Question, though, for ye fellow WR train conductors: when Byron Murphy falls to 28 and Brian Thomas Jr is gone already, do you just take Murphy because BPA at a position of need, or do you slide down to the next WRs on your board, whether that's Mitchell or Franklin or whomever? This comes up a lot in 2024 mocks and probably mirrors a pivotal real-world debate for the actual franchise: D-line vs WR at end of 1st round? Obviously depends who slides, but can't you just see some juicy DT/DE just sitting there at 28 while WRs Thomas and Franklin are already off the board? (Here in my mock I figured Thomas has too much #1 potential to pass on for a position (DT) that seems to have real value on Day Two.) Any draft coming away with Franklin/Thomas AND sweat is A++ for me. Honestly I would willingly just take JAGs at all other pics of we came away with those 2. 1 Quote
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