Ralonzo Posted yesterday at 02:05 AM Posted yesterday at 02:05 AM (edited) 56 minutes ago, BillsFanForever19 said: James Cook's value with all the things working against him (RB, last year of his deal, public angling for a top dollar contract for position, and being traded in a year of a good RB class) is probably topping out at a mid-4th (if we're lucky) - which is worth about 25 points. https://www.drafttek.com/NFL-Trade-Value-Chart-Rich-Hill.asp The pick Dallas holds that might be interesting to the Bills is #76. Your valuation on Cook probably has a floor of whatever his potential comp pick would be if the Bills do let him hit the market in '26, so yeah a 4th. If Dallas is desperate for a RB then 109 + Cook for 76 is probably closest to that ballpark. They downgrade a 3rd to an early 4th for a year of prime Cook and the prospect of extending him or recouping a 4th or 5th comp. Doesn't really help the Bills much in a window year unless they draft someone to take up that backfield slack, but #76 can definitely yield something good... Edited yesterday at 02:07 AM by Ralonzo Quote
NeverOutNick Posted yesterday at 02:10 AM Posted yesterday at 02:10 AM 14 minutes ago, Ralonzo said: For the first time in a long time I'm against the Bills entertaining a WR on Days 1-2. Where would they play him? Shakir in the slot and Palmer at boundary are set. Then there's Samuel and Coleman as roster locks. This is the draft to get a traits guy later. Too many people are smart to Donte Thornton from Tennessee, I think someone takes a flyer on Day 2... my combine crush is Isaac Teslaa, he'd certainly be worth a flyer in the middle of Day 3. Kind of a faster Hollins - big frame, willing blocker, great hands, clocks in the low 4.4's. Been deployed mainly as a big slot and needs coached up to play outside, but toolsy. So we don’t have Amari cooper any longer, Coleman regressed and still can’t separate, Hollins is gone, we nabbed the Chargers part time 3rd option (worst WR corps in the league) BUT ya let’s pass on anymore WR help early because we resigned our best WR, Shakir, who although a GREAT slot WR, is still just a slot WR. More of the same Josh being Superman with nothing around him so we can waste early draft capital on defense that never shows up come playoff time anyways 🥳 Or let’s finally invest in Josh. Maybe last year you move up for an actual difference maker like Brian Thomas Jr (only a couple picks before us) or this year maybe try and nab Golden or heck maybe draft multiple WRs and let’s have some real investment in Josh’s future weapons 1 Quote
Ralonzo Posted yesterday at 02:24 AM Posted yesterday at 02:24 AM I want to invest in a WR5 who can play special teams and red zone packages this year and has upside to at least WR2. Teslaa is that guy for me. Check out the Senior Bowl, he was as much a red zone cheat code as a receiver as Josh Allen is as a QB. This is something the Bills could have used like oh I dunno, the last drive of the Rams game. Quote
Dr. Who Posted yesterday at 08:15 AM Posted yesterday at 08:15 AM 36. Kenneth GrantDT Michigan 56. Trey AmosCB Ole Miss 62. Princely UmanmielenEDGE Ole Miss 70. Kyle WilliamsWR Washington State 109. Billy BowmanS Oklahoma 169. Marcus TateOG Clemson 170. Mitchell EvansTE Notre Dame 173. Nohl WilliamsCB California 177. Raheim SandersRB South Carolina 206. Tyrion Ingram-DawkinsDT Georgia 4 1 Quote
SoonerBillsFan Posted yesterday at 08:41 AM Posted yesterday at 08:41 AM 26 minutes ago, Dr. Who said: 36. Kenneth GrantDT Michigan 56. Trey AmosCB Ole Miss 62. Princely UmanmielenEDGE Ole Miss 70. Kyle WilliamsWR Washington State 109. Billy BowmanS Oklahoma 169. Marcus TateOG Clemson 170. Mitchell EvansTE Notre Dame 173. Nohl WilliamsCB California 177. Raheim SandersRB South Carolina 206. Tyrion Ingram-DawkinsDT Georgia I like it. 1 Quote
mannc Posted yesterday at 12:52 PM Posted yesterday at 12:52 PM 12 minutes ago, Ralonzo said: I actually like that draft…especially Kyle Williams at 109… 1 Quote
RyanC883 Posted yesterday at 04:31 PM Posted yesterday at 04:31 PM From NFL Draft Buzz with Random set to 1. I like the DT pairing here. Love getting Watts in the 2nd and Strong in the 4th. Good LB depth. Tuten can likely become a 3 down back if desired. And some developmental WRs, TE, and OT/OG later on. Thoughts? PICK: 30 RND: 1 (BUF) Walter Nolen DT Ole Miss PICK: 56 RND: 2 (BUF) Alfred Collins DT Texas PICK: 62 RND: 2 (BUF) Xavier Watts S Notre Dame PICK: 109 RND: 4 (BUF) Dorian Strong CB Virginia Tech PICK: 132 RND: 4 (BUF) Jeffrey Bassa LB Oregon PICK: 169 RND: 5 (BUF) Bhayshul Tuten RB Virginia Tech PICK: 170 RND: 5 (BUF) Kyle Williams WR Washington State PICK: 173 RND: 5 (BUF) Oronde Gadsden II TE Syracuse PICK: 177 RND: 6 (BUF) Dont'e Thornton Jr. WR Tennessee PICK: 206 RND: 6 (BUF) Caleb Rogers OT Texas Tech 1 Quote
Bruffalo Posted yesterday at 05:04 PM Posted yesterday at 05:04 PM 15 hours ago, Ralonzo said: For the first time in a long time I'm against the Bills entertaining a WR on Days 1-2. Where would they play him? Shakir in the slot and Palmer at boundary are set. Then there's Samuel and Coleman as roster locks. This is the draft to get a traits guy later. Too many people are smart to Donte Thornton from Tennessee, I think someone takes a flyer on Day 2... my combine crush is Isaac Teslaa, he'd certainly be worth a flyer in the middle of Day 3. Kind of a faster Hollins - big frame, willing blocker, great hands, clocks in the low 4.4's. Been deployed mainly as a big slot and needs coached up to play outside, but toolsy. Going with a WR is a hedge against Coleman not taking a step or Samuel not returning to form, and it's a smart one. I'm not saying I expect Coleman to not work out, but I'd certainly want a good contingency plan. Outside of Shakir and Palmer who do you have that you're sure is reliable? Samuel had a pretty awful season last year. Coleman started out great, and then burned out before the end of the season. Quote
Ralonzo Posted yesterday at 05:09 PM Posted yesterday at 05:09 PM But for as much as the WR room sucked and they all underperformed... the Bills sure scored a bunch of points didn't they? If Beane is going WR before Day 3 this year he'd better have a damn good idea that the guy has #1 upside and is decently likely to achieve it. Coleman was the swing taken early and whether you think that's the guy that the swing should have been taken on, that book isn't written yet. Using the top pick on the same position again? Not a fan. Quote
Bongo Posted yesterday at 06:21 PM Posted yesterday at 06:21 PM Ok, I’m thinking highly unlikely but that would be a boost to the d-line draft, lol. Quote
Desert Bills Fan Posted yesterday at 09:05 PM Posted yesterday at 09:05 PM (edited) Latest mock: I like first 3 a lot. Two new 3T DLs and a great CB. i could see Sanker pushing for a game day spot. White the same as our speed deep threat. Hancock upgrading the backups at CB. Kiser just looks too good to pass up, and insurance against LB injury. Lachey is versatile and along with Smith (returner) and Sauls infuse STs with more talent - have a chance to make the squad. Edited yesterday at 09:11 PM by Desert Bills Fan Quote
Desert Bills Fan Posted yesterday at 09:14 PM Posted yesterday at 09:14 PM 2 hours ago, Bongo said: Ok, I’m thinking highly unlikely but that would be a boost to the d-line draft, lol. I like it, but would rather not choose 2 edge rushers…at 132 maybe a speed WR? 13 hours ago, Dr. Who said: 36. Kenneth GrantDT Michigan 56. Trey AmosCB Ole Miss 62. Princely UmanmielenEDGE Ole Miss 70. Kyle WilliamsWR Washington State 109. Billy BowmanS Oklahoma 169. Marcus TateOG Clemson 170. Mitchell EvansTE Notre Dame 173. Nohl WilliamsCB California 177. Raheim SandersRB South Carolina 206. Tyrion Ingram-DawkinsDT Georgia I think Sanders injury slowed him too much. Even late in the draft….Unless the strategy is we IR him and have him push for a spot next year when Cook leaves..but to me that wastes a pick this year. Quote
Ralonzo Posted yesterday at 09:23 PM Posted yesterday at 09:23 PM 8 hours ago, mannc said: I actually like that draft…especially Kyle Williams at 109… Some of these media drafts are so far out of touch that @Best Williams Available is actually a better strategy... 1 Quote
Warriorspikes51 Posted yesterday at 09:28 PM Posted yesterday at 09:28 PM DRAFT BUZZ: 4 Rounds 30 RND: 1 (BUF) Kenneth GRANT DT Michigan 56 RND: 2 (BUF) Nick EMMANWORI S South Carolina 62 RND: 2 (BUF) Darien PORTER CB Iowa State 109 RND: 4 (BUF) Jamaree CALDWELL DL Oregon 132 RND: 4 (BUF) Dont'e THORNTON JR. WR that’s a big time W 1 Quote
Turbo44 Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Considering we all know Beane isn’t making 10 pick I made some realistic trades and came up with this: 30. Revel - a top 15 pick before his acl and the doctors gave it their okay in his visit to OP 40. Kenneth grant was sliding and I traded both of our 2nds to move up to 40 to grab our 2nd day 1 starter in grant 109 Baron / edge - goo value here 137 traded up to get Ricky white - a speedster and and a nice lottery ticket here 173 Jamaree Caldwell DT - nice value here and probably better than the Duke guy we drafted last year 206 raheim Sanders - top prospect before injury. Another nice lottery ticket in could see all 7 guys making the roster Quote
QLBillsFan Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago On 4/2/2025 at 7:10 PM, NeverOutNick said: So we don’t have Amari cooper any longer, Coleman regressed and still can’t separate, Hollins is gone, we nabbed the Chargers part time 3rd option (worst WR corps in the league) BUT ya let’s pass on anymore WR help early because we resigned our best WR, Shakir, who although a GREAT slot WR, is still just a slot WR. More of the same Josh being Superman with nothing around him so we can waste early draft capital on defense that never shows up come playoff time anyways 🥳 Or let’s finally invest in Josh. Maybe last year you move up for an actual difference maker like Brian Thomas Jr (only a couple picks before us) or this year maybe try and nab Golden or heck maybe draft multiple WRs and let’s have some real investment in Josh’s future weapons So you would overpay for a WR well over 30, give up on a 22 year old who was playing well before injury, and Palmer is part time and not good? ✅ Despite being a top 5 ranked separation WR in the NFL at 25. Our slot WR is just a slot. But we should have moved up just a couple spots for Thomas. Who BB said before and after the draft he tried to get via trade. Can you believe the gaul of the Jags? Having said that if a deep threat WR is available in the 2nd round, the Bills should consider drafting or trading up. 5 hours ago, Warriorspikes51 said: DRAFT BUZZ: 4 Rounds 30 RND: 1 (BUF) Kenneth GRANT DT Michigan 56 RND: 2 (BUF) Nick EMMANWORI S South Carolina 62 RND: 2 (BUF) Darien PORTER CB Iowa State 109 RND: 4 (BUF) Jamaree CALDWELL DL Oregon 132 RND: 4 (BUF) Dont'e THORNTON JR. WR that’s a big time W Grant is possible at 30. I would be shocked NE is around at 56. If it fell this way, the Bills would be much improved! Quote
Special K Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago (edited) Former Titans GM Ran Carthon did a 1st round Mock on CBS Sports network, and with the Bills selection he chose Walter Nolen over Kenneth Grant. One of his reasons was that the Bills already have DaQuan Jones!!🙄 Gee, Ran, I think I am getting a clearer picture of why you are the former GM of the Titans!🤣 Edited 17 hours ago by Special K Quote
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