GonzoV1 Mock

[Mr. WEO]

On 2/1/2025 at 5:35 PM, Einstein said:

Hunter is great, but if Browns go WR over QB, their fanbase might literally revolt.

 

Agreed.  Browns have no QB.  They won't win a single extra game with Hunter.  He would be a fancy hood ornament, like Sauce Gardiner.

[GunnerBill]

38 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

Agreed.  Browns have no QB.  They won't win a single extra game with Hunter.  He would be a fancy hood ornament, like Sauce Gardiner.

 

And they have a QB costing $72.9m on the cap next year (and the same in 2026). Could they restructure again and kick some more of it down the road? Sure. But it's all guaranteed. My view is don't kick the can any further. You have a top 2 pick in this draft where there happen to be two Quarterbacks who have a chance to be NFL starters (not sure either has elite QB potential but for the Browns not sure that matters) so select one of them and you have a cheap option to start at QB on a controlled contract for the next 3 years while you are seeing off the Watson deal ($72.9m in 25, $72.9m in 26, $26.9m in 27). If you have decided after 3 years that guy is not a long term answer, fine, kick them to the curb and start afresh.  I just don't see any other way of getting even serviceable Quarterback play in 2025. You won't have any money to sign a decent vet. Are you really paying Watson $72.9m and say Gardner Minshew $10m at the same time? That would be $83m on backup level Quarterback play. Surely better to pay a rookie $7m (about what Daniels as the 2nd overall pick cost on this year's cap) with a chance of at least serviceable starter play?

 

If Watson was healthy I think I'd be more in favour of take the best player available, ride it out, you made your bed you gotta lie in it. But he is contracted for two more years and is gonna miss the entirety of one of them. The only logical alternative to taking a QB now that I see is an intentional two year tank.... and you just did that a decade ago. 

[Mr. WEO]

1 minute ago, GunnerBill said:

 

And they have a QB costing $72.9m on the cap next year (and the same in 2026). Could they restructure again and kick some more of it down the road? Sure. But it's all guaranteed. My view is don't kick the can any further. You have a top 2 pick in this draft where there happen to be two Quarterbacks who have a chance to be NFL starters (not sure either has elite QB potential but for the Browns not sure that matters) so select one of them and you have a cheap option to start at QB on a controlled contract for the next 3 years while you are seeing off the Watson deal ($72.9m in 25, $72.9m in 26, $26.9m in 27). If you have decided after 3 years that guy is not a long term answer, fine, kick them to the curb and start afresh.  I just don't see any other way of getting even serviceable Quarterback play in 2025. You won't have any money to sign a decent vet. Are you really paying Watson $72.9m and say Gardner Minshew $10m at the same time? That would be $83m on backup level Quarterback play. Surely better to pay a rookie $7m (about what Daniels as the 2nd overall pick cost on this year's cap) with a chance of at least serviceable starter play?

 

If Watson was healthy I think I'd be more in favour of take the best player available, ride it out, you made your bed you gotta lie in it. But he is contracted for two more years and is gonna miss the entirety of one of them. The only logical alternative to taking a QB now that I see is an intentional two year tank.... and you just did that a decade ago. 

 

 

Watson was, at best,  a flash in the pan years ago.  There's nothing there.

 

Have to draft a QB. 

[GunnerBill]

1 minute ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

 

Watson was, at best,  a flash in the pan years ago.  There's nothing there.

 

Have to draft a QB. 

 

I think he was a good player in Houston. There is nothing there now though. And he isn't healthy. So they are already paying that money in 2025 and have no QB committing more money to someone who is at best bridge level makes no sense. I'd take whichever of Ward or Sanders is left, and if Tennessee pass (and there is increasing noise that they might) you get your pick of the two. 

[gonzo1105]

I agree that the Browns should go Quarterback and if Ward is there I think they will go that route. I think there is a bigger gap between Ward and Sanders than Sanders and Dart in my opinion so if Ward is on the board, which is a possibility than I think the Browns will go that route. If Ward goes to the Titans, I think the Browns could go Sanders but wouldn't surprise me in the least that they take Hunter/Carter.

 

 

With that said, I think the Titans are posturing right now. By saying hey hey we might not take a QB, they are baiting teams right now to try to trade up with them because there isn't a single elite graded prospect in this draft in my opinion. Wouldn't surprise me one bit to see all this posturing then see Ward go off the board first.

[GunnerBill]

10 minutes ago, gonzo1105 said:

 

With that said, I think the Titans are posturing right now. By saying hey hey we might not take a QB, they are baiting teams right now to try to trade up with them because there isn't a single elite graded prospect in this draft in my opinion. Wouldn't surprise me one bit to see all this posturing then see Ward go off the board first.

 

Yea I think that is probably right. Unless they are seeing Aaron Rodgers or Russell Wilson as a legit option. Rodgers is particularly interesting because he can't sign until June anyway if a post June 1 cut, so it allows them to at least posture through the draft to see if the Giants (presume they'd be most likely) or the Raiders bite. 

[KOKBILLS]

This is JMO... No offense of course... I love reading different opinions and ways to look at the Draft.

 

The positions are fine but the names are not my favorite for the Bills... At least right now... I'll reserve a little till after the Combine...

 

I'm not sure Ezeiruaku is worthy of #30... He's a good player... But he's undersized and #44 on the consensus Big Board right now. I would take Derrick Harmon over him at #30 if we stayed there based on what you had left over in this Mock. The more interesting thing would be if Nolan fell that far and all we had to do was get up to #27... That would be nice!

 

Harris to me is a bit of an unknown, and I don't think he solves much of what we need. I think he's too much of a Keon Coleman-like skill set and he's going to have a steep learning curve coming out of that Ol Miss Offense... If I'm going WR there I'd take the swing on Isaiah Bond or even Royals who bring more of the skill set we desperately need. 

 

Then at 62 if I got Harmon and Bond I would take Josaiah Stewart as a designated Pass Rusher. I'm more comfortable with the under sided DE late in the 2nd, and Stewart is electric...

 

Also I don't see Ohio State DT Tyleik Williams on your mock. I think he's a legit option for the Bills, especially if he makes it to mid Day 2...

 

 

[gonzo1105]

2 hours ago, KOKBILLS said:

This is JMO... No offense of course... I love reading different opinions and ways to look at the Draft.

 

The positions are fine but the names are not my favorite for the Bills... At least right now... I'll reserve a little till after the Combine...

 

I'm not sure Ezeiruaku is worthy of #30... He's a good player... But he's undersized and #44 on the consensus Big Board right now. I would take Derrick Harmon over him at #30 if we stayed there based on what you had left over in this Mock. The more interesting thing would be if Nolan fell that far and all we had to do was get up to #27... That would be nice!

 

Harris to me is a bit of an unknown, and I don't think he solves much of what we need. I think he's too much of a Keon Coleman-like skill set and he's going to have a steep learning curve coming out of that Ol Miss Offense... If I'm going WR there I'd take the swing on Isaiah Bond or even Royals who bring more of the skill set we desperately need. 

 

Then at 62 if I got Harmon and Bond I would take Josaiah Stewart as a designated Pass Rusher. I'm more comfortable with the under sided DE late in the 2nd, and Stewart is electric...

 

Also I don't see Ohio State DT Tyleik Williams on your mock. I think he's a legit option for the Bills, especially if he makes it to mid Day 2...

 

 

I don’t take offense to your comments. If you read above, I tend not to care about consensus. Consensus gets you in trouble. Consensus a month ago had Mike Green as the 40th pick and now consensus has him in the top 20 with some projecting him in the top 10. 
 

As for a Nose at 30, I totally understand and get the pick and why people want it. As for a 1T the Bills have not invested in that position not only highly but at all via the draft. The only 1T they have taken in Beane/McDermotts tenure was Harrison Phillips. That can change but I’ll believe it when I see it. As for Williams I don’t value him at 30. He’s a good run stuffer but provides very little in the way of pass rush. I don’t see investment in a 2 down run stuffer at that pick. 
 

A lot of people were quacking for T’Vondre Sweat last year in round 1 and he was taken at 38 but he provided the Titans with no pass rush. 
 

I disagree that Tre Harris and Keon Coleman are the same besides their size. Harris is more of a move Z and he does need development which I stated in the post and followed up that if the Bills went Royals or another WR I would understand . 
 

I believe ultimately, as things stand now that the Bills will take a CB at 30 if I could do it over as I see them shifting to a man philosophy moving forward 

[HOUSE]

What is a Gonzo V1  ?

Sounds like a cheap mini car from Yugoslavia 

 

[No_Matter_What]

1 hour ago, HOUSE said:

What is a Gonzo V1  ?

Sounds like a cheap mini car from Yugoslavia 

 

I hope you are aware that Yugoslavia ceased to exist in 1992...

[SoCal Deek]

I know it doesn’t work exactly like this but picking at 30 one has to assume that  the Bills will select from the players with an overall rating of something like 27 through 33. Who are those six players and do we want any of them? (This assumes three or four teams ahead of us will ‘reach’ for a player of positional need.) 

[gonzo1105]

WR Rankings Top 10

 

1. Tet McMillan Arizona

 

2. Emeka Egbuka Ohio State

 

3. Matthew Golden Texas

 

4. Luther Burden Missouri

 

5. Tre Harris Mississippi

 

6. Jayden Higgins Iowa State

 

7. Xavier Restrepo Miami

 

8. Tez Johnson Oregon

 

9. Tai Felton Maryland

 

10. Isaiah Bond Texas

 

Edited 40 minutes ago by gonzo1105

[gonzo1105]

TE Rankings Top 10.

 

1. Tyler Warren Penn State

 

2. Colston Loveland Michigan

 

3. Mason Taylor LSU

 

4. Elijah Arroyo Miami

 

5. Gunnar Helm Texas

 

6. Oronde Gadsden Syracuse

 

7. Harold Fannin Bowling Green

 

8. Terrance Ferguson Oregon

 

9. Luke Lachey  Iowa

 

10. Jackson Hawes Georgia Tech

 

 

 

[GunnerBill]

 

5 hours ago, gonzo1105 said:

WR Rankings Top 10

 

1. Jalen McMillan Arizona

 

2. Emeka Egbuka Ohio State

 

3. Matthew Golden Texas

 

4. Luther Burden Missouri

 

5. Tre Harris Mississippi

 

6. Jayden Higgins Iowa State

 

7. Xavier Restrepo Miami

 

8. Tez Johnson Oregon

 

9. Tai Felton Maryland

 

10. Isaiah Bond Texas

 

 

Jalen McMillan? You are a year behind....

 

But on the basis you clearly mean Tet my top 4 are the same as your top 4 in the same order (though Egbuka/ Golden is very tight and flippable based on testing). 

 

I then have the same order of Harris and Higgins but at 6 and 7 with Bond up at 5. Tez at 8, Restrepo at 9 and Jalin Royals at 10. 

 

Allow me to throw one at you.... the thing that most scares me about the Luther Burden tape is I see Laviska Shenault. Discuss.

[GunnerBill]

4 hours ago, gonzo1105 said:

TE Rankings Top 10.

 

1. Tyler Warren Penn State

 

2. Colston Loveland Michigan

 

3. Mason Taylor LSU

 

4. Elijah Arroyo Miami

 

5. Gunnar Helm Texas

 

6. Oronde Gadsden Syracuse

 

7. Harold Fannin Bowling Green

 

8. Terrance Ferguson Oregon

 

9. Luke Lachey  Iowa

 

10. Jackson Hawes Georgia Tech

 

 

 

 

Not yet dug into the tight ends but I know I will be higher on Fannin. He is a fun watch and I think he will be a good pro. 

[NastyNateSoldiers]

On 2/2/2025 at 12:21 AM, gonzo1105 said:

Usually try to do 3 of these. This draft was interesting and for the longest time had a lot of writers block due to how many players can go in a 40 pick span but overall I feel pretty good about where I stand early as obviously things will shift after Free Agency and the Combine.  With that said here is my Version 1 mock Draft. Enjoy and feel free to rip apart and B word lol.

 

1. Tennessee Titans- Cam Ward QB Miami

- If I was going to take a QB in this draft, I would take Ward first over Sanders and Dart. He has continously developed in multiple different settings with multiple offense and coaches and been successful. Any team need a franchise QB and this year is debatable for whether a team should do that but here I place Ward # 1.

 

2. Cleveland Browns- Travis Hunter WR/DB Colorado

- Arguably the best player in the draft, the Browns could also go Quarterback but I don't think they pass up the opportunity to grab a talent like Hunter. I actually prefer Hunter at WR compared to DB as I think he is better there but it is more likely he'll be a DB with some WR packages in the NFL.

 

3. New York Giants- Shedeur Sanders QB Colorado

- The Giants have to figure out QB whether its in a rookie like Sanders or a Veteran QB for Schoen and Daboll to save their jobs. Sanders has solid arm strength but to me Sanders holds onto the ball too long and will have to be faster getting through progressions in the NFL to be a success. He does have the personality to be able to handle a large market like New York so I do believe he can succeed.

 

4. New England Patriots-Abdul Carter DE/LB Penn State

- A lot of draft projections have a WR or OT here to help out Drake Maye and that makes a ton of sense but they also brought in Mike Vrabel, a HC known for tough teams with good defense and Carter is arguably the top prospect in some peoples minds. I just think that Carter is too good of a prospect to pass up to take a lesser talent at WR or Offensive line.

 

5. Jacksonville Jaguars- Will Johnson CB Michigan

- I find Johnson to be the best defensive back in the draft over Hunter. Much like my earlier explanation Johnson is too good of a talent to pass up to take a lesser position of need like offensive line here. He is one of the elite talents in the draft and the Jaguars can't afford to pass him up. He should develop into a # 1 CB who can lock down # 1 WR's in the near future.

 

6. Las Vegas Raiders- Ashton Jeanty RB Boise State

- Here is another example of just taking the best player at this point. Running back is making a return to the NFL and the Raiders need an exciting player on their offense and Jeanty checks that box. In addition, Pete Carroll loves to run the football and had Marshan Lynch for the longest time amongst others and will need a true bell cow running back especially since they don't have a franchise QB at this point. Maybe a little bit early but I think this pick makes way too much sense.

 

7. New York Jets- Armand Membou OT/OG Missouri

- No matter where the Jets want to slot Membou he makes sense for this offensive line which was still an absolute disaster last year. They can either pair Membou with Fashanu at Tackle and have bookends or slot Membou inside where he can be a dominant pro bowl type player with the right development.

 

8. Carolina Panthers- Mason Graham DT Michigan

- The Panthers showed a great deal of improvement down the stretch with their offense and even though they can use another playmaker, the development of Jalen Coker and drafting Xavier Legette last year they will lean on going defense and pairing Graham with Derrick Brown to begin rebuilding a defense that was crushed last year.

 

9. New Orleans Saints- Josh Simmons OT Ohio State

- Some people will see this as a reach but I believe that Simmons upside makes him the # 1 Tackle in this draft. If it wasn't for a knee injury i'm not sure there would be much of a question here as he is a sure fire franchise LT in the league which you can't necessarily say about the other guys who will go in this range in the draft.

 

10. Chicago Bears- Kelvin Banks OT Texas

- The Bears need to fix their offensive line to give Caleb Williams a chance. Poles apparently was scouting offensive and defensive line very heavily at the Senior Bowl and I think there is a little better value at the offensive line position right now than at the defensive line but it wouldn't shock me to see someone like Kenneth Grant go here on the other side of the ball.

 

11. San Francisco 49ers- James Pearce DE/LB Tennessee

- I am personally very high on Pearce and have him right up there with Carter but he appears to be at least now going the way of Jared Verse last year where he started as a top 10 pick before going 19th overall to the Rams. Pearce would add another dynamic pass rusher for a defense that when healthy can be dominant. Pearce needs to add weight but has A++ athleticism and with development and weight room can be a monster.

 

12. Dallas Cowboys- Tetairoa McMillan WR Arizona

- The Cowboys have needs all over and one of them is at the WR positions and McMillan falls into their lap to pair with Ceedee Lamb. I will be curious what McMillan runs in the 40 as he is a very large WR who takes awhile to build up but he is a dominant player. I think he is a little overrated for where he is being slotted but do believe he can be a # 1 player but feel he would be right there with Odunze if he was in last years draft.

 

13. Miami Dolphins- Will Campbell OT/OG LSU

- Another guy much like Membou and the Jets that can play 4 out of the 5 positions on the offensive line and the Dolphins can use a little grit on their team in particular on the offensive line. Campbell can play RT and replace Armstead eventually or move down into guard and be an instant starter for the Dolphins.

 

14. Indianapolis Colts- Nick Emmanwori S South Carolina

- A lot of people are slotting Tyler Warren here and for the a draft need fit it makes sense but I think Warren is a little overrated as a prospect and Emmanwori is a perfect fit for the Indianapolis Colts team who need a ton of defensive talent and I believe Emmanwori is Safety # 1 in this draft.  He has rare size and movement skills and can play all over the field including the run which makes him a valuable chess piece for an NFL defense.

 

15. Atlanta Falcons- Kenneth Grant DT Michigan

- I feel that Grant could go earlier than this as stated in pick # 10 and he has a rare blend of size and athleticism that you just don't see in a lot of DT's. The Falcons need help on the defensive line both on the interior and exterior and Grant is a nice value pick that meets a need.

 

16. Arizona Cardinals- Mike Green DE/LB Marshall

- I feel that Green is being severely underrated. Yes, he needs to gain strength but he has been playing the positions for a short period of time and is a monster athlete who has a plethora of pass rush moves and production albeit at the G5 level. He will need time but a team that is patient with him could end up with a double digit sack player for the next 10 years. Green had a good senior bowl week against bigger comp so that steam isn't slowing down for him.

 

17. Cincinnati Bengals- Jahdae Barron CB Texas

- The Bengals are a mess defensively and like Emmanwori, Barron is a chesspiece who can do multiple things for the team that drafts him. He can play outside, inside and play the safety position all at a good level and again that value is something that teams high in the draft look for. Barron would be a good fit for a Bengals team that needs playmakers on defense.

 

18. Seattle Seahawks- Tyler Booker OG Alabama

- Seems like every year the Seahawks need to take a Guard and every year they either screw it up or they don't take one. I feel like this has been a position mocked every year for the Seahawks and Booker is the next in line as my # 2 interior OG behind Membou. Hopefully I wont have to mock another guard next year.

 

19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Shemar Stewart DE Texas A&M

- The need is there for the Bucs and Stewart is a boom or bust prospect in my opinion who has elite traits but hasn't translated it into on field success. If the Bucs can unlock him then look out but he also can be a guy I could see floating around the NFL as a journeyman for years.

 

20. Denver Broncos- Tyler Warren TE Penn State

- Warren finally comes off the board at pick # 20 and a guy who can further develop Bo Nix. I like Warren as a prospect but don't love him especially with how deep this Tight End class is. He is not Brock Bowers but he has good physical traits and a tough demeanor to play the position. I want to see his agility testing as he runs stiff to me and I wonder how he will separate in the NFL. Kind of reminds me of Michael Mayer who has failed to have success in the NFL.

 

21. Pittsburgh Steelers- Emeka Egbuka WR Ohio State

- The Steelers biggest need, outside of Quarterback, is the WR position and they could go in a couple of different directions here but I slot Egbuka here early as a guy who can play inside and play the underneath game while Pickens does the vertical stuff and provides another weapon for whomever is playing Quarterback next year for the Steelers.

 

22. Los Angeles Chargers- Colston Loveland TE Michigan

- Herbert needs more weapons to get the Chargers to where they want to go deep in the playoffs outside of Ladd McConkey. Instead of going WR, the Chargers tap a Tight End prospect that Jim Harbaugh is very familiar with and would be an easy transition schematically to the NFL.

 

23. Green Bay Packers- Jalon Walker DE/LB Georgia

- The Packers need some help at the pass rusher position and Walker can provide that for the Packers. I am not as high on Jalon Walker as others as he is a tweener both physically and positionally which scares the hell out of me. The fact he is listed at 6'2 makes me think he is going to be 6 foot and some change or 6'1 which will make him undersized. The Packers do love drafting defense and they do love them some Georgia Bulldogs.

 

24. Minnesota Vikings- Malaki Starks S Georgia

- Back to back Georgia Bulldogs come off the board as Starks would be a great fit for the Brian Flores defense. Harrison Smith isn't getting any younger, and the Vikings were prone to the big play last year and Starks is just flat out good value at this point in my opinion and the Vikings have become savvy drafters as of late.

 

25. Houston Texans- Airontae Ersery OT Minnesota

- The Texans need to fix their offensive line to have any chance for C.J. Stroud to get back to being as successful as he was his freshmen year. Ersery has good tape and had a really good week at the Senior Bowl. He would be an immediate upgrade over Blake Fisher at RT and Fisher could then bump inside to help a Texans offensive line that badly needs it.

 

26. Los Angeles Rams- Shavon Revel CB East Carolina

- I honestly could see this being a slot for Jaxson Dart if he is sitting on the board at this point and Stafford's career winding down. In this iteration, I will just pass on that for now and go with Revel who fills a large defensive need for the Rams. Revel is a long projectable corner that would have gone much higher in a weak top of the draft this year if he hadn't tore of his knee.

 

27. Baltimore Ravens- Mykel Williams DE/LB Georgia

- I am not high on Williams as he is all potential with very average tape in my opinion. He could go much higher than this I will readily admit but this just looks and smells like a Ravens pick with Williams dropping and the Ravens snapping him up late in round 1.

 

28. Detroit Lions- Walter Nolan DT Mississippi

- Nolan really came on this past year when he transferred to Mississippi as his tape at A&M left a lot of to be desired and some was flat out not very good at all. Nolan slips into a really good Lions team that needs loads of help on the defensive line due to injuries.

 

29. Washington Commanders- AZ Thomas CB Florida State

- Thomas is a long press man cornerback who is flying up the boards. He gets overlooked a little bit because he doesn't have the stats as most teams avoided him last year attacking the rest of an abysmal Florida State defense.

 

30. Buffalo Bills- Donovan Ezeiruaku DE Boston College

- We have been saying it for years that the Bills have to get better defensive line play to get to where they want to go and with a ton of guys possibly coming off the books, the Bills have to restock the cupboard yet against on the defensive line. Ezeiruaku is undersized but has an incredibly long wingspan, was dominant as a senior and can really get after the passer with a ton of pass rush moves. Other players I considered at this spot for the Bills include: Nic Scourton, Derrick Harmon, and Matthew Golden

 

31. Philadelphia Eagles- Nic Scourton DE Texas A&M

- Scourton is another A&M player who was a better player last year than he was this year but possesses a lot of quality traits you like to see in a football player. He is a big base defensive end who can probably slide inside for certain packages and the Eagles do have needs both inside and outside of their defensive line.

 

32. Kansas City Chiefs- Donovan Jackson OG Ohio State

- Jackson provides protection in a couple of different areas for the Chiefs. He can replace Trey Smith at RG who is a pending free agent or he can play the other guard position if the Chiefs are content playing Joe Thuney out at LT. It would be an interesting fit but it protects the Chiefs in a couple of different ways.

 

2nd Round

33. Cleveland Browns- Omarrion Hampton RB North Carolina

34. New York Giants- Derrick Harmon DT Oregon

35. Tennessee Titans- Luther Burden WR Missouri

36. Jacksonville Jaguars- Matthew Golden WR Texas

37. Las Vegas Raiders- Jaxson Dart QB Mississippi

38. New England Patriots- Josh Conerly OT Oregon

39. Chicago Bears- Princely Umanmeilen DE Mississippi

40. New Orleans Saints- Alfred Collins DT Texas

41. Chicago Bears- Gray Zabel OT North Dakota State

42. New York Jets- Trey Amos CB Mississippi

43. San Francisco 49ers- Jonah Saviinaea OT Arizona

44. Dallas Cowboys- Kaleb Johnson RB Iowa

45. Indianapolis Colts- Mason Taylor TE LSU

46. Atlanta Falcons- Benjamin Morrison CB Notre Dame

47. Arizona Cardinals- Marcus Mbow OG Purdue

48. Miami Dolphins- Jihaad Campbell LB Alabama

49. Cincinnati Bengals- JT Tuimoloau DE Ohio State

50. Seattle Seahawks- Omarr Norman-Lott DT Tennessee

51. Denver Broncos- Quinshon Judkins RB Ohio State

52. Pittsburgh Steelers- T.J. Sanders DE/DT South Carolina

53. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Demetrious Knight LB South Carolina

54. Green Bay Packers- Maxwell Hairston CB Kentucky

55. Los Angeles Chargers- Elic Ayomanor WR Stanford

 

56. Buffalo Bills- Tre Harris WR Mississippi

- The Bills come back in round two and take the highly productive Tre Harris at pick 56. I am incredibly high on Harris but he does need work. He possesses very large size much in the way of Keon Coleman and is more of a possession guy who can get deep much like Gabe Davis was. The difference between Gabe Davis and Tre Harris is Harris is a YAC monster in college and Harris has great hands and rarely drops the football. Most will look at his size and say he is an X WR which would be redundant with Keon Coleman here but I actually believe he is a Z Receivers with the body of an X. He needs work on route running development and isn't a finished products but he pops on the college tape. Others considered: Jack Sawyer DE, Jalen Royals WR, Jordan Burch DE

 

57. Carolina Panthers- Danny Stutsman LB Oklahoma

58. Houston Texans- Isaiah Bond WR Texas

59. Baltimore Ravens- Cameron Williams OT Texas

60. Detroit Lions- Jack Sawyer DE Ohio State

61. Washington Commanders- Elijah Arroyo TE Miami

 

62. Buffalo Bills- Jordan Burch DE/DT Oregon

-  Yup the old Double Dip here for defensive ends. I am have on my team needs list multiple edges and Burch possesses a freakish body at 6'6 295. He has the athleticism of a skill player in the body of a 3 Tech. I would expect him to be a base defensive end in a 4-3 with ability to squeeze down inside on passing downs. He finally broke out as a senior after transferring from South Carolina to Oregon. He is literally the opposite of Ezeiruaku. A great run defender who relies on power right now to win in pass rushing situations. He needs to continue to grow with more pass rush moves but the size strength cannot be denied and has Calais Campbell upside if his potential can be reached. Others Considered: Darious Alexander DT, Andrew Mukuba S, Xavier Watts S.

 

63. Philadelphia Eagles- Jalen Royals WR Utah State

64. Kansas City Chiefs- Gunnar Helm TE Texas

 

Is it just me or do others get this bad feeling in there stomach's when u see the Bills mocked to draft a couple Dlinemen? Man McBeane really put in me a anxiety for drafting Dline. 😂 

 

Btw Gonzo in all seriousness good job. 

[Desert Bills Fan]

Wow that is a run on DLs , both edge and interior before the Bills pick.

I don’t like the “versatile” DL’s. That supposedly can move down in or out. We need a full on bulky interior DL. And a big fast edge. No tweeners for me.

Alfred Collins - interior DL (or go Trey Amos CB)

Isiah Bond - WR

and then next go a different direction:

Andrew Mukuba - Safety

 

that means finding an edge player later and probably trading up to get one - 

players I like later

Jordan Phillips - interior DL

Ricky White - WR

[Mister Defense]

Nope

 

No Ezeiruaku.

 

NO more 'undersized' defensive lineman.

 

It is a running league again, as it was destined to be when most teams went smaller and faster.  Duh. The teams that run and stop the run best will win.

 

The teams that have the big beasts on the D and O lines will be the dominant teams in the coming years.