Your biggest shock this far in the 2024 draft is? Doesn’t have to be Bills specific

[Mad Max]

I’ll start.

Troy Franklin. Outside of the fact that I wanted the Bills to scoop him when he was still there at 95 I’m not sure why so many other seemingly lesser talents such as Luke Mccaffrey have gone before him?

[kgun12]

I’ll start.

Troy Franklin. Outside of the fact that I wanted the Bills to scoop him when he was still there at 95 I’m not sure why so many other seemingly lesser talents such as Luke Mccaffrey have gone before him?

This is number 2 for me, I can't figure out why he's still available! Atlanta, taking Michael Penix Jr. at 6 was a real shock. They just gave cousins a $100 million garunteed contract, made no sense!

[sahlensguy]

Bills - Beane didn't trade up, Day 2

Other - Chargers didn't take Nabers for Herbert

[TacklingDummy]

1) Atlanta taking a QB in round 1

2) The Raiders taking a TE in round 1.

[sukie]

Atlanta and Denver picks in first

[YardRat]

1) Thank the football gods Atlanta pulled the Penix card and kept us from being the biggest joke of Day 1.

2) We were the second biggest joke, trading with KC. And it's a close second.

3) Chargers passing on Nabors was pretty surprising to me.

[sukie]

1) Thank the football gods Atlanta pulled the Penix card and kept us from being the biggest joke of Day 1.

2) We were the second biggest joke, trading with KC. And it's a close second.

3) Chargers passing on Nabors was pretty surprising to me.

NE NOT trading out of 3 for a bounty of draft capitol was way more shocking.

Buffalo selecting Coleman at 28 woulda sparked the need for 12 step recovery in many of you.