Comp pick is a 4th not 3rd.

[Woodman]

Try and look at the bright side.

The bulk of your team is built in round 3, 4, and 5.

Notable Bills 4ths:

Andre Reed, 1985

Stew Barber, 1961

Butch Byrd, 1964

Lucious Sanford, 1978

Jeff Nixon, 1979

Leon Seals, 1987

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The good old days!

[Ed]

Beane seemed pretty convinced last year that they would get a 3rd. Someone with the league office must have given him some bad info. That's frustrating to not have a 3rd now after the Douglas trade. So we got a 1st, 2nd, and now 9 picks on day 3. I would expect some trade ups unless they really like the depth of this draft.

[Woodman]

Beane seemed pretty convinced last year that they would get a 3rd. Someone with the league office must have given him some bad info. That's frustrating to not have a 3rd now after the Douglas trade. So we got a 1st, 2nd, and now 9 picks on day 3. I would expect some trade ups unless they really like the depth of this draft.

The trade up just became a lot more likely I totally agree.

[Mad Max]

The trade up just became a lot more likely I totally agree.

Beanie baby is gonna make our heads spin with the amount of wheeling and dealing he’s going to be doing in this draft. Better buckle up while watching/typing.

[Woodman]

Beanie baby is gonna make our heads spin with the amount of wheeling and dealing he’s going to be doing in this draft. Better buckle up while watching/typing.

Looking forward to it!

[Woodman]

Bills general manager Brandon Beane himself had stated that the team expected to receive a third-round pick in the compensatory system and that he was making plans around that in the 2023 run of free agency to not jeopardize that expected pick.

Whether the governing body of compensatory picks made an error here or not is unknown since the precise formula for awarding the picks isn’t published, but unless there is another mea culpa by the league, the Bills will have to make due with a compensatory pick one round lower than they would have preferred.