Mock draft season

[That's No Moon]

On 2/19/2025 at 1:20 AM, Richard Noggin said:

All 7 picks make the 53-man roster (assuming health and lack of outright busts). 

 

 

Choices at 56 weren't offering compelling value so I moved back a little and compressed my pick selections from 10 to 7. 

Move them all the way out of the picks McDermott and Beane make and let the scouts make more.

[MikePJ76]

6 hours ago, MikePJ76 said:

This is a mock plus more of an overall potential offseason outlook from Joe Buscaglia at the athletic.

 

Here is the link.

 

Bills mock offseason: Free agents, draft plans, and trade markets

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6149415/2025/02/21/bills-2025-mock-offseason-free-agent/

 

I don't want to give the whole thing away but he has a great plan for the offseason.  I will just highlight the big things. I will say I wouldn't even pick up the phone and call hollywood brown let alone 2 years for 18 million.

 

Bills cap space to begin the exercise: -$10.13 million

The NFL informed teams that the 2025 salary cap would fall between $277.5 and $281.5 million, so for this exercise, we split the difference and put it at $279.5 million. The -$10.13 million hole is far smaller than what the Bills had to deal with last offseason before cutting all their big-name veterans to clear cap space.

 

on von miller - resigned

In this case, I had Miller taking a $10 million pay cut — meaning $10 million in cap savings. It would guarantee him over $7 million this season

 

Restructures to 
Josh Allen, Dion Dawkins and Ed Oliver

 

Release Sam Martin and trade Elam.

 

he has the team resigning Douglas, Hollins, Ty Johnson, Reggie Gilliam, Ferguson and Quinton Morris

 

Trade for Myles Garrett

trade details
Buffalo receives: DE Myles Garrett, 2026 5th round, 2027 7th round
Cleveland receives: No. 30, 2026 1st round, 2027 4th round, DE A.J. Epenesa

 

Free agent signings

 

Hollywood Brown, Derek Barnett

 

Then this is his mock for the rest of the draft.

 

The pick at No. 56: CB Darien Porter, Iowa State

The pick at No. 62: DT Jordan Phillips, Maryland

The pick at No. 107: LB Chris Paul Jr., Ole Miss

The pick at No. 130: EDGE Oluwafemi Oladejo, UCLA

Trade!

Bills receive Nos. 132 and 245 from Lions for Nos. 170 and 176.

The pick at No. 132: S Billy Bowman Jr., Oklahoma

The pick at No. 173: G Connor Colby, Iowa

The pick at No. 203: WR Ricky White III, UNLV

The pick at No. 205: QB Kurtis Rourke, Indiana

The pick at No. 245: P Jeremy Crawshaw, Florida

 

New Bills depth chart

 

Joe was on with Matt bove today talking about his offseason article.

 

 

[Richard Noggin]

12 minutes ago, MikePJ76 said:

Joe was on with Matt bove today talking about his offseason article.

 

 

 

This Garrett trade breakdown seems favorable for the Bills compared to some earlier guesses/projections. Two late firsts is the cost here, essentially. Plus Epenesa is somehow valued enough in the transaction to be included at all (salary relief there?). No more or less valid, this proposal, of course, than any other as an entry in the ongoing chatter. 

[ghostwriter]

30: R1 P30 DL Kenneth Grant - Michigan

 

56: R2 P24 EDGE Jordan Burch - Oregon

 

62: R2 P30 S Xavier Watts - Notre Dame

 

108: R4 P7 CB Jacob Parrish - Kansas State

 

131: R4 P30 WR Kaden Prather - Maryland

 

137: R4 P36 RB Devin Neal - Kansas

 

169: R5 P32 LB Kobe King - Penn State

 

176: R6 P1 S Dante Trader - Maryland

 

203: R6 P28 EDGE R.J. Oben - Notre Dame

 

205: R6 P30 QB Max Brosmer - Minnesota

[Kelly to Allen]

1 hour ago, Richard Noggin said:

 

This Garrett trade breakdown seems favorable for the Bills compared to some earlier guesses/projections. Two late firsts is the cost here, essentially. Plus Epenesa is somehow valued enough in the transaction to be included at all (salary relief there?). No more or less valid, this proposal, of course, than any other as an entry in the ongoing chatter. 

 

If it's just two 1s and epenesa. Obviously I think we should do it

[Richard Noggin]

8 minutes ago, Kelly to Allen said:

 

If it's just two 1s and epenesa. Obviously I think we should do it

 

There is a Bills 4th leaving and a 5th and 7th coming back, but those are whatever. 

[ghostwriter]

30: R1 P30 EDGE Mike Green - Marshall

 

56: R2 P24 DL Shemar Turner - Texas A&M

 

62: R2 P30 S Nick Emmanwori - South Carolina

 

108: R4 P7 WR Tai Felton - Maryland

 

131: R4 P30 RB R.J. Harvey Jr. - UCF

 

137: R4 P36 EDGE Fadil Diggs - Syracuse

 

169: R5 P32 CB Jermari Harris - Iowa

 

176: R6 P1 WR Antwane Wells Jr. - Mississippi

 

203: R6 P28 S Dante Trader Jr. - Maryland

 

205: R6 P30 CB Jaylin Smith - USC

[LyndonvilleBill]

Just getting into the draft and learning prospects. Still have a lot of research to do.🫣

 

I did trade 62 for 83 and a 2026 4th with Pittsburgh. Only a 5 round draft. 

 

[BigdaddyinOrlando]

5 hours ago, ghostwriter said:

30: R1 P30 EDGE Mike Green - Marshall

 

56: R2 P24 DL Shemar Turner - Texas A&M

 

62: R2 P30 S Nick Emmanwori - South Carolina

 

108: R4 P7 WR Tai Felton - Maryland

 

131: R4 P30 RB R.J. Harvey Jr. - UCF

 

137: R4 P36 EDGE Fadil Diggs - Syracuse

 

169: R5 P32 CB Jermari Harris - Iowa

 

176: R6 P1 WR Antwane Wells Jr. - Mississippi

 

203: R6 P28 S Dante Trader Jr. - Maryland

 

205: R6 P30 CB Jaylin Smith - USC

Love the Harvey pick, kid is heck of a rb!!

[BisonBilly]

On 2/18/2025 at 2:45 PM, Mat68 said:

Isiah Simmons.  Is he a linebaker?  Is he fluid enough to play safety?  With 2 high safety and light numbered boxes where does he play.  In college put him at wide side slot/baker and let him roam.  NFL, narrower hashes more 2 way go situations.  Can he guard a pro slot?  As with Bishop does he have the feel for deep safety and how is he at the point of attack.  Taller safeties seem like studs but none of them have exceeded expectations for the most part. 

I was only using him as an example, of the crazy ranges I’m seeing some players projected.