2025 NFL Draft Thread : Rounds 4-7

[CNYfan]

31 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:

 

I understand what you're saying but do not agree with the final line. The Bills have Josh and Cook, with the latter being upset. Outside of that, the offense is made up of a bunch of average to good players at best, but no game changers in terms of receivers/TEs. This draft would not have made a massive difference in terms of talent level, I accept that. But it could have given the Bills something different. The fourth round pick is the one which bugs me. I hope I'm wrong, and the Bills bring in a big name free agent/trade at WR whilst Walker comes through.

The Offensive Line, as a unit, is really good.  An elite entity on offense

[Warriorspikes51]

Just now, MrEpsYtown said:

I hope the Florida defensive tackle is Mr. Irrelevant. 

NO gimme him as a UDFA

 

1000x the fan favorite Mike Jasper was

[folz]

29 minutes ago, turbo044 said:

with 10 picks this year, I studied this draft more than any I ever have.  I knew every pick and was impressed - Beane really stuck to BPA.  In saying that, I have no idea who this WR is and I studied the group extensively.  Neyor would have been in interesting pick here. Go get Neyor, Dolac and a Punter in UDFA.  Dolac to the Bills should be automatic as we need depth at LB and we drafted no one.  Punter too, as our two current punters are really bad

 

10 picks to start. Beane moved up, what, three times to get guys he wanted? And we still walk away with 9 players, one in each round---with two in the 5th and 6th (almost all good value where we got them and fulfilling needs---I'm liking the TE pick the more and more I think about it). And our 2026 draft is still in tact. Really like how BBB managed his assets this draft. Can't wait to see this defense come together. Man, if they can build a dominant defense, with a Josh Allen-led offense---this team could be almost unstoppable. I know, I know, one day at a time. But, yeah, I liked the draft.

 

Edited 9 hours ago by folz

[LyndonvilleBill]

Just now, LEBills said:

For people to drop his passes or not get open. Need both silly

Come.on man. We had a top O last year, basically scored points at will. Our O was far from the issue. If we could have made a stop on 3rd down we would have even been better.

[Maine-iac]

8 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:

Miami takes Zeek Biggers😪

 

wanted as UDFA

We don't recognize the 1 tech position as a real thing.

[Bigvinny]

Bills signed Montana DE Hayden Harris

[Nitro]

NE trades with KC for the last draft pick.  WHY???  Mr Irrelevant will have is day.  I had a great time chatting with everyone.  On to training camp!

[MikePJ76]

screw this lady...

 

this is like woodstock but with friendlier people.

 

what?

 

wavy gravy should kick her butt

[BeavercreekBillsFan]

35 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:

 

I understand what you're saying but do not agree with the final line. The Bills have Josh and Cook, with the latter being upset. Outside of that, the offense is made up of a bunch of average to good players at best, but no game changers in terms of receivers/TEs. This draft would not have made a massive difference in terms of talent level, I accept that. But it could have given the Bills something different. The fourth round pick is the one which bugs me. I hope I'm wrong, and the Bills bring in a big name free agent/trade at WR whilst Walker comes through.

Shakir is good too but yes you’re correct. Compared to all the good, playoff level teams, it’s embarrassing what beane has put around Josh in terms of weapons. Josh makes it work but he shouldn’t have to work so hard to get points on the board to keep us afloat. 

[JBI$111]

Beane and McDermott are now busy getting organized so they can get in the front of the line to acquire some defensive lineman via UDFA pool... surely McDermott says to Beane there's some truly talented players there that we missed in the draft.

[Bigvinny]

Draft Diamonds

 

Shaun Dolac is headed to the #Rams

Edited 9 hours ago by Bigvinny

[GunnerBill]

Well that's a wrap. Don't worry. Only 362 days until the New Orleans Saints go on the clock with the 1st overall pick in 2026  

[Maine-iac]

3 minutes ago, BeavercreekBillsFan said:

Shakir is good too but yes you’re correct. Compared to all the good, playoff level teams, it’s embarrassing what beane has put around Josh in terms of weapons. Josh makes it work but he shouldn’t have to work so hard to get points on the board to keep us afloat. 

So you are saying he worked harder last year than previous years?

[mikemac2001]

3 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

Well that's a wrap. Don't worry. Only 362 days until the New Orleans Saints go on the clock with the 1st overall pick in 2026  

For Arch lol it’s all planned 

[SoTier]

6 minutes ago, CNYfan said:

The Offensive Line, as a unit, is really good.  An elite entity on offense

 

Great OLs are rarely filled with multiple Pro Bowlers and All Pros because teams can't afford to pay them all.  They usually have 1 or 2 Pro Bowl caliber players and 3-4 very good ones.  They also have unit cohesion that makes the OL as a unit significantly better than its parts.   That describes the Bills OL to a 'T'.

[Bigvinny]

 

[LEBills]

16 minutes ago, LyndonvilleBill said:

Come.on man. We had a top O last year, basically scored points at will. Our O was far from the issue. If we could have made a stop on 3rd down we would have even been better.

Yes we did. Thanks to an all time season from Josh. Now two of his receivers left and the running back that helped him is at an impasse with the organization. I’m very happy we added some defense, but we couldn’t have have used a pick before the 7th on someone who will catch a pass? Hawes is basically a blocker

[Maine-iac]

I wasn't an Ivey fan but he was projected pretty early.  Pretty sure he wasn't even drafted.  Still trying to figure out Alexander also.  Either way I like the group of guys we drafted.

[WideNine]

6 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

Ugghhh... first pick I don't like

 

Totally agree, why can't the Bills brass scout decent 1-tech players.

Sure this guy has size, but look at the tape - he gets rooted out of gaps even when blocked by one dude. Gets turned around, plays with poor leverage and gets stonewalled. Not sure if the motor is there from play to play either. Really poor lower body strength which does not pair well with the fact that he plays too tall with poor pad level.

Sure, you don't want just a space eater, but a guy that can anchor and force a double-team. Someone who is gap-sound and can play the run and also compress the pocket on cage rushes....

Really feel that Bean has done a decent job in this draft, but this pick just made me think "what about this guy says future replacement for DaQuan Jones?".

Bean and his scouts seem to have a 1-tech DT glitch where they undervalue the very thing that frees up their other DL players and LBs to wreak havoc 

 

 

 

[Maine-iac]

2 minutes ago, LEBills said:

Yes we did. Thanks to an all time season from Josh. Now two of his receivers left and the running back that helped him is at an impasse with the organization. I’m very happy we added some defense, but we couldn’t have have used a pick before the 7th on someone who will catch a pass? Hawes is basically a blocker

I certainly wanted a WR in this draft but I'm not going to act like a rookie in the 3rd or 4th is the difference between us scoring 20ppg or 30.