RandyMarsh

Looking on twitter and I noticed a few different Bills fans being upset that we jumped them for TeSlaa, it sounds like there was a link with him and Buffalo, atleast among the local Buffalo media.

Brady Quinn was like 20 years ago but yeah he had that look you described but even he was eventually still drafted in the first.

Raiders with back to back picks, surely one of them will be Sanders.

Sorry buddha.

To me it's not necessarily about what guys they could've potentially drafted in those slots, it's the fact that they have value which can come in handy if say we wanted to go trade for a veteran next season like we did Carlton Davis last year or if there is a guy that you love that drops next draft. That's just 2 less bullets you have to use to get said player(s).

Didn't they trade up for Hooker as well?

Even if it is/was an even trade based off the value charts I still don't agree with risking that kinda capital for essentially a high ceiling project. To me that type of return is for somebody like a Brian Branch type of player who inexplicably dropped in the draft.

You don't essentially use 3 third round picks for a solid number 3, atleast imo. I think for that kinda capital you need to get a true game changing type wide receiver.

Also unless he had a 1A and 1B option it was a little risky giving up all that capital for a single player when you weren't even on the clock.

I guess we just got to trust Brad but I don't get this at all. He's really going to have to end up being something to justify giving up both your 3rds next year for.

Looks like the Lions did move up to 70. I don't know if I'd pick him here but WR Elic Ayomanor is a guy I really liked on tape.

It feels like the Eagles just go chalk with how the national pundits rankings are, like they routinely are drafting who those guys have as "the best available" when they pick. Maybe other teams should start doing the same thing since it obviously works for them?

All things being equal I want a corner the most.

Holmes with the cliche GM quote of "he was our top target" in regards to Williams. Funny how teams always seem to end up getting the guy they wanted all along every pick.

I've been thinking that for awhile, I mean if a batter gets robbed due to a fielder making a spectacular play they don't reward the batter with anything.