At least they draft one

Analysis

Positives: Expected size for “moving” tight end/fullback. ... Excellent effort and upper body flexibility to block defensive ends or linebackers on the run. ... Very good receiver who runs precise routes and does not drop many balls. ... Reliable, tough, hard-working character guy. ... Good effort and open-field tackling ability on special teams.

Negatives: Not a true in-line blocking tight end because of a lack of size and strength (upper and lower body). ... Tough time getting off the line when threatened by linebackers. ... Does not possess great speed to threaten the seam in the Cover-2. ... Needs to fit in a very specific type of offense.

Anyone have any idea why we don’t seem to like Kellen Davis? He seemed more like a complete TE than Fine does.

Short and slow fits in with the Bills Offense. Should move up t 28th ranked this year. Ha!
Just being cynical.

Its been an interesting draft in that they haven’t felt the need or didnt have the ammo to move up in any of the first 5 picks, and have just been taking what falls tot hem. I dont know if thats a good thing or a bad thing, anyone ?

Simply bizzare. Wonder if they are using a oujia board? Fine over Keller. OBD please get counseling.

The Bills will appear to have a great D and great special teams this year. The offense should improve marginally. Can’t expect anyone after the 3rd round will have a big impact this season, but they should contribute to some degree.

Maybe the Offense will come into their own with the change at coordinator.

It’s past 1:45am here for me.

I actually like this pick. Before the draft I contemplated having the Bills pick Derek Fine and moving him to FB to help with the run blocking for Lynch. He’ll also contribute immediately in special teams where the Bills lost a lot of players. This pick can put me to sleep.

Happy blogging guys.

What have we learned. #1 and most importantly is that CB is a position OBD thought was weak. No question about that. #2. They have more fiath in their 4TE’s on the roster than most of us do. #3. They must feel solid about their TE’s otherwise they would have taken PSU’’s conner over the DE from VT.

I hear good things about our 3rd round pick in that he is a good pass rusher. Well the only thing left to fix on the Dline was a guy to replace what Hargrove did. Hopefully this is the guy. CB now has the proper depth with the 4th round corner from Akron. You have Ellison and Digiorio as depth LB’s so I believe you will see at least 3 of the 4 remaining picks after the Kansas TE bring depth to the offense. You now have your #2 WR, 2 avg/decent slot guys. Expect them to add an interior olineman and either another TE or FB in the remaining picks.

The D has got to be done, with not only solid starters but solid depth. Same way Jauron built the Bears. Now add the depth to the offense. Next year you might be able to add that stud TE to make the offense elite.

Meant to say LB’s in Paragraph 1 under #3.

I would like to see them add

1 Interior Olineman
1 WR
1 FB or TE guy who may be able to change position

1 pick for luxury (possibly QB).

Has Colt Brennan been taken?

should take Schmidt, then Adrian Arrington from Michigan (tall WR), THEN offensive line

I like him. Stats dont lie. He produced better than almost any other pick at this point. I do worry about the transition from Hawaii though.

I like hubbard too.

Oh And if I haven’t said it enough times James Hardy was a fantastic pick.

oN THE CLOCK

Smidt is amonster lives to hit people weight room fanatic broke 4 helmits his senior yr a buffalo guy