Comp pick is a 4th not 3rd.

[Canadian'eh!]

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profoo...he-big-winners

I don’t understand that system at all

[Woodman]

• Round 1, Pick 28
• Round 2, Pick 60
• Round 4, Pick 129
• Round 4, Pick 133 (comp pick)
• Round 5, Pick 142 (from CHI)
• Round 5, Pick 159 (from GB)
• Round 5, Pick 162
• Round 6, Pick 198 (from LAR)
• Round 6, Pick 202 (from HOU)
• Round 6, Pick 206
• Round 7, Pick 246

[Woodman]

Thought we'd have done a bit better .... it is what it is.

Day 3 comp for losing our #1 LB

[YardRat]

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profoo...he-big-winners

I don’t understand that system at all

I'm not sure anybody does.

[Forward_Lateral]

Lol

[Novacane]

An NFL rep was reading BZ and found out we didn't feel losing Edmunds was a big deal.

[Woodman]

An NFL rep was reading BZ and found out we didn't feel losing Edmunds was a big deal.

damn we should sent in a few posts from a certain poster .................. we woulda got two .... 3rd's.

woulda said a 1st but that's not allowed.

[sukie]

A fourth was a steal for that over paid special teams filler guy that happens to start.

[Woodman]

A fourth was a steal for that over paid special teams filler guy that happens to start.

oh s hit.

[Mad Max]

damn we should sent in a few posts from a certain poster .................. we woulda got two .... 3rd's.

woulda said a 1st but that's not allowed.

Two? The way that poster pumps Edmund’s we would be getting three second round picks.

[Oaf]

Jags get a 3rd for 4yr, $80M tackle;

Eagles also got a 3rd, losing J Hargrave for 4yr, $81M

Bills a 4th for 4yr, $72M — frustrating, no doubt. If the Bears/Edmunds had been better, might've been a 3rd. If the Bears had paid Edmunds what he's worth, might've been a 5th!

[Novacane]

Bears would probably give him back to us for that 4th.

[Historian]

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

[DetoxTent]

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

That's a reach.

[Novacane]

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

6 names in 63 years. So there's a 10% chance we get a guy's who's name is even remembered.

[Historian]

There are others.

Those are the best examples.

The interesting thing though, is that (IMHO) there haven't been any since the beginning of the drought.

Unless you count McGee.

I don't.

[TacklingDummy]

Looking at past drafts, man the 2014, 2015, 2016 drafts were just horrible.

[ParanoidAndroid]

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

If you look at our draft history, when we do well in those rounds, we do well as a team.

The drought years? Hardly any contributors.

The most notable was Kyle Williams. Others that contributed? Terrence McGee, Chris Hairston, and Stevie Johnson

Recently we've been doing exceptionally well in the middle and late rounds.

Matt Milano, Taron Johnson, Siran Neal, Wyatt Teller (yeah, I know), Tyler Bass, Gabe Davis, Khalil Shakir, Christian Benford, Dane Jackson

[Woodman]

Bears would probably give him back to us for that 4th.

But only if they give us their 3rd and 4th next year.

[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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This guy was another favorite of mine George "Butch" Byrd!