Love it. Great injury insurance and puts a proven 25 year old in our system as as transition plan. All for under $2m and thereby no impact on compensatory picks. And severely lessens the need for a Day 1-2 safety
Almost seems too good to be true. Brandon Beane must have pictures of his agent with hookers in Vegas
Lone Stranger (03-29-2023),Mad Bomber (03-28-2023),notacon (03-28-2023)
If safety is suddenly set. And they like the RBs/WRs they have. They loaded up on low-cost o-line. And that ILB probably will not go in round #1 of the draft.... does this move defensive tackle to the possible first round pick?
Nope. Bijon.Originally Posted by swiper
LOL. Nice try.
Here you are with your Bijon Robinson: https://www.nfl.com/news/charles-dav...no-1-vikings-t
Would really love a LB in this draft. Must be a bad LB class. No firsts mocked
The chances of him falling anywhere close to #27 are between unlikely to very slim.
I have been saying for weeks now that IF by chance he DOES fall to #27, the Bills would be fools to not seriously consider picking him. Of course, what is THE overriding element is WHO IS ON THE BOARD WHEN #27 comes up.
WR is still the #1 priority. The two signings of Harty and Sherfield will hopefully pay off and are obvious replacements for McKenzie and Kumerow. The Bills started 2022 with six WR on the active 53 man roster.
Three of them are gone. Five (of probable 53) are under contract as of today....Diggs, Davis, Shakir, Harty and Sherfield. One spot remains open.
With Davis in his contract year and unknown if he is capable of holding the #2 WR spot (his shaky 2022 suggests no) and the obvious need for as many offensive weapons for Allen as the Bills can muster, and with at least six WR’s in this years draft that are capable of coming in with immediate impact (and the players on the roster that can allow him to be brought along slowly at the start of the season)....and the unmistakable advantage of having an offensive skill player with four or five years of cost controlled rookie contract....
WR in round one makes so much sense. Just like CB made so much sense in 2022 considering the state of that position.
ILB...IOL...DL...S...can all be addressed in later rounds, with the probability that ILB in round two could be a perfce fit (if say, Jack Campbell is there at #59).
Lone Stranger (03-29-2023),The last buffalo fan (03-29-2023)
It’s not that it’s a “bad” LB class. It’s just that there are not many top tier prospects that are expected to be worth a 1st round pick.
Drew Sanders seems to be the highest rated, and I have seen him mocked in the 1st round in some. I suspect that he will go before #27.
It’s time for the Bills to spend some draft capital on what will bring them closer to a Super Bowl..offensive skill players...especially at WR.
The last buffalo fan (03-29-2023)
Agree with this. Bills need to groom the next generation (which ideally learns this year from Poyer/Hyde) which this signing does not address given it is a one year deal.
Just no clear standouts that would go in the first. At least at ILB. I saw a mock with the Bills taking Drew Sanders in the 2nd or 3rd (I forget). If this is anywhere near OBD's thinking then maybe they have targeted a different position now (after their free agent signings) for their first round pick. Perhaps DT rises to the top of the wish list where they are slotted to pick. Or, now, they are in a prime position to trade their #1 and get 2 or more assets for it.
Baylon Spector looked pretty good last preseason. It’d be nice if our answer is already on the roster.
Lone Stranger (03-29-2023),The last buffalo fan (03-29-2023)
I really love this Rapp pickup.
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Love the small sample we had of him in last years pre-season.
Dude is another ballhawk ....
I have the feeling this will turn out to be one of our most important signings.
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