The Rumblers' Big Draft Board
by Joe P. on Feb 21, 2010 8:04 PM EST
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Calling all mock drafters! Time to put our heads together. With all the good mock drafts that have been posted lately, I thought it might be fun to put together a draft board for Bills fans based on those mocks. The idea here is to list players we would like to see the Bills draft at the earliest round you would want the Bills to take them. During the course of the draft, if a player at a position of need drops, it would represent the greatest value for the Bills. I realize that there might be a some disagreement about where certain players should be taken, but I will do my best to average everyone's opinions. Players at the same positions are listed in preference of who I would want the Bills to take. For example, if the Bills do take a QB with the #9 pick, I would take Bradford over Clausen. There are some players like Weatherspoon that probably will not last until the second round, but are players the Bills should not consider reaching for at #9. If the Bills trade down from #9, some of those second round players would come into play. Should I divide the first round into picks 1-15 and 16-32? I apologize if I missed a player or two you might have had in your mock. If you see a player that you think should be added or feel someone should be moved up or down, let me know. It should be fun to use this list as a cheat sheet on Draft Weekend.
Round 1
QB - Sam Bradford, Jimmy Clausen
OT - Brian Bulaga, Russell Okung, Anthony Davis, Bruce Campbell
G -
C -
TE -
WR - Dez Bryant
RB -
DE -
NT- Ndamukong Suh, Gerald McCoy, Dan Williams
ILB - Rolando McClain
OLB -
CB -
FS -
SS - Eric Berry
Round 2
QB -
OT
G - Vladimir Ducasse, Mike Iupati, Maurkice Pouncey
C -
TE - Jermaine Gresham
WR - Demaryius Thomas, Golden Tate, Brandon LaFell, Damian Williams, Arrelious Benn
RB - Jahvid Best, Jonathan Dwyer
DE - Carlos Dunlap, Jared Odrick, Lamarr Houston, Corey Wootten, Alex Carrington
NT- Terrence Cody, Cam Thomas
ILB - Brandon Spikes
OLB - Jerry Hughes, Eric Norwood, Sergio Kindle, Ricky Sapp
CB -
FS -
SS -
Round 3
QB - Tim Tebow, Tony Pike, Jevan Snead
OT - Jared Veldheer, Rodger Saffold, Selvish Capers
G - Mike Johnson, Ciron Black
C -
TE - Rob Gronkowski
WR -
RB -
DE - Mike Neal, Arthur Jones ,Tyson Alualu,
NT- Torell Troup
ILB - Micah Johnson, Jamar Chaney, Pat Angerer, Darryl Washington
OLB - Sean Weatherspoon,
CB -
FS -
SS -
Round 4
QB - Jonathan Crompton, Dan LeFevour
OT - Jason Fox
G -
C -
TE -
WR - Danario Alexander, Eric Decker
RB - Legarrate Blount
DE - Brandon Deaderick
NT-
ILB -
OLB - Lindsay Witten, Jermaine Cunningham
CB - Akwasi Owusu-Ansah
FS -
SS -
Round 5
QB -
OT -
G - Zane Beatles
C -
TE -
WR - Jonny Knox
RB -
DE - CJ Wilson
NT-
ILB -
OLB -
CB - Walter Thurmond
FS -
SS -
Round 6
QB - John Skelton
OT -
G -
C -
TE - Nate Byham, Jim Dray
WR - Freddie Barnes, Marcus Easley, Antonio Brown
RB - James Starks
DE -
NT-
ILB -
OLB -
CB -
FS -
SS -
Round 7
QB -
OT -
G -
C -
TE -
WR -
RB - LaMarcus Coker
DE - Corey Peters
NT- Kade Weston, Travis Ivey, Lorenzo Washington
ILB - Kavell Connor
OLB - Jarvis "Jumpy" Geathers, Carl Ihenacho
CB -
FS -
SS -
Just another great fan opinion shared on the pages of BuffaloRumblings.com.
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agree
would love to not have so many needs and get him he willcbe a star….as long as he has a QB
"Hold ya chin up...nuh nuh nuh...gone" -Marshawn Lynch-
Two questions
Do you think the Bills should take a WR in round 2?
Do you think round two is to early for Thomas?
He recently broke his foot and will not be able to participate in the combine. Scouting reports seem all over the place on Thomas.
http://www.fftoolbox.com/football/nfl_news.cfm?news_id=1232
http://walterfootball.com/scoutingreport2010dthomas.php
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
I would rather see us take a TE (as opposed to a WR) — especially one like Rob Gronkowski who can excel both as a blocker and a receiver. I think we are going to need all the help we can get over the next few years for both pass protection and run-blocking, and using a two TE set could really make a difference in that regard. Beyond that, if Gailey wants to run the pistol offense he used in Kansas City (which was very successful for him there) having two good TE’s is essential. Now that we have cut Derek Fine it strikes me as a real need.
Gronkowski
Where would you take him if you were the Bills? Seems to me like round 2 at the earliest with round 3 being a great value. Given the Bills other needs, I am leaning toward putting him in round 3.
http://www.fftoolbox.com/nfl_draft/profile_display.cfm?Prospect_ID=2471
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/1244303
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
I’d put him in the 3rd. He’s a 2nd round talent, but there are too many needs for Buffalo to take him in the 2nd.
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Agreed.....third it is :-)
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
i would have liked to seen Dwyer on the 2nd round list, and LeFouver on 4th round list
"Tigers love pepper... they hate cinnamon"- The Hangover
by atlantalove on Feb 22, 2010 10:08 AM EST up reply actions
Sounds reasonable....you got it
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
Hey Joe...
why not put the players in the round they deserve? Instead of the round we think may be good value for the Bills?
I hate boards before the combine, but Gronk should be early-mid second… Put him there, so we can dance and get drunk if he’s still there in the 4th or so for us…..
Maybe I should have, but
how do you decide where a player “deserves” to go? I was trying to make this board Bills specific and strike a balance between BPA and need. For example, because of the lack of elite 3-4 NTs in this years draft, a guy like Williams could go in the 1st rather than the 2nd where his talent level might suggest he should go.
Gronk is another one of those players that could be taken early or fall. Not a lot of good TEs in this draft which could boost his stock, but Gronk is coming off an injury which could hurt it. Given the Bills other needs, I can’t see taking him with our current second round pick. If we trade back or trade a player and pick up a late 2nd rounder, I would consider it.
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
I would be comfortable with Thomas in the second round
He admittedly needs a lot of polish on his route running skills, but as Jaws is fond of saying, football is a game of matchups, and this guy is an extremely difficult one. Everything I’ve read about him tells me that he loves the game and is an extremely hard worker. He has the physical tools and the desire to be good, and that (theoretically anyways) should allow him to be successful. I feel like he would be a first round prospect in a different system (and still may be anyways).
As for drafting a WR in the second round, I fully support the idea, but I do think that Thomas is the only one I would take at our spot (maybe Tate, if he was the best value). If you look at our needs list, the top 3 would be QB, OT and NT. If we draft a tackle in the first, there won’t be anybody worthy of our pick at QB in the 2nd. Williams and Cody may be gone, and I’m not sold on Cam Thomas at that spot. I like Arthur Jones a lot, but I’m not sure he’s the best fit. That leaves 2nd tier needs, and WR is part of that tier. Let’s face it, we need offensive weapons just as much as we need D-line help.
by PozDispenser on Feb 22, 2010 12:15 AM EST up reply actions
Good argument....Demaryius Thomas to the 2nd round
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
Deaderick
was a 3-4 DE at Alabama and hes huge. I like him and the other DE from Bama in the later rounds
LeFevour's stock is all over the map right now
some say 3-4th round
http://www.fftoolbox.com/nfl_draft/profile_display.cfm?prospect_id=1866
some say late round or FA
http://www.draftcountdown.com/ScoutingReports/QB/Dan-LeFevour.php
Where do you think the Bills should take him?
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
I'm mixed at best...
I watched him play a few games this season and was pretty impressed. I think the kids got tremendous potential and a great upside… but could easily end up being another big project. If it were me doing the drafting (and thankfully it’s not!) I’d say 3rd Rd. at best, but could definately see him being an undrafted FA.
lupati is a first round grade....
Buffalo, that's where it's at baby. - Adam 'Pacman' Jones
by silverstreak3k on Feb 21, 2010 10:32 PM EST reply actions
He is a late first rounder and is currently a starting Guard
While he may develop into a LT, he is not ready to start day 1. I can’t see the Bills taking him at #9, so I would put him in the 2nd round as a G. Now, if the Bills trade down into the mid to late first round, he could be Butler’s replacement?
http://www.draftcountdown.com/ScoutingReports/OG/Mike-Iupati.php
http://walterfootball.com/draft2010OG.php
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
At tackle?
because thats where Butler played……was tackle.
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 12:19 PM EST up reply actions
Ooops....yeah....I guess I was thinking Butler should have been moved back inside....meant Iupati should play G this year
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
Sean Witherspoon would be an ILB in a 3-4 and I don’t think he’s good enough value in the 2nd round (for a 3-4 team). If the 2nd round options are guys who are strong possibilities for Buffalo’s pick at 41, then I don’t think Witherspoon is an option.
What do people think about Eric Norwood and Ricky Sapp as 2nd round possibilities?
I’d add Corey Wootton and Arthur Jones to the 2nd round DEs. Jones seems to have slipped with his injury though, so maybe we should list him in the 3rd? I think They’re both better options than a guy like Lamar Houston, who is just an OK fit in the scheme or Alex Carrington. I thought I was going to be a Carrington fan after watching him consistently win battles against Kyle Calloway in a game that ESPN inexplicably had on TV, but I don’t think he’s really 2nd round material. Any chance that Carlos Dunlap will still be available and would we want him in the 2nd? Tyson Alualu in the 3rd? I’m not a fan of his, but that seems like it would be a fairly consensus place to put him.
I do think that WR is a very real option for Buffalo in the 2nd round. It’s possible that the BPA is a WR and I wouldn’t want them to pass on a Damian Williams or Golden Tate for a guy like Cam Thomas. I’d be OK with a Brandon LaFell or Arrelious Benn selection too. What are people thinking about the WRs? I think Bills our mediocre line play over the last decade has left the importance of skill players underrated here on Rumblings.
Is Maurkice Pouncey an option in the 2nd, or is G/C not a big enough need?
What about Selvish Capers? I wouldn’t draft him very high, but the need at LT could lead to him being picked in the 3rd by the Bills. He’s not a day one starter though, so maybe he’d end up in the opposite direction as somebody that Buffalo isn’t interested in.
I think Zane Beadles will have to kick inside to guard in the NFL. He’s pretty short. He’s more of a zone blocker type too. I don’t think he’s all that good of a run blocker in a scheme that asks guards to create running lanes by pushing defenders off the LOS. He’s more of a tactician type and I wouldn’t draft him until the 5th.
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I like Norwood a lot as well. Consistently productive as a pass rusher, makes big plays, I think he even blocked a kick or two last year.
I just mentioned this in the post above, but Arthur Jones is a guy I really like. I might be overthinking it, but I’m not precisely sure where to put him. He’s strong, but is he strong enough to take consistent punishment at NT? Is he disruptive enough to play weak side end? 3-4 ends also seem findable later in the draft. I’ll tell you what though, I’d take him in the 3rd in a heartbeat.
Absolutely agree on the WRs. I think there’s a good chance that our best option in the 2nd will be a skill position player. As general outline for this draft, I would lean towards drafting skill positions early, and drafting linemen in quantity late.
by PozDispenser on Feb 22, 2010 12:38 AM EST up reply actions
kaisertown and PozD.....changes made
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
I'd rather have Houston than Jones
Houston can stay on the field and be productive, Jones is a big old question mark. I’m just not convinced Jones is the right size or athletic enough to be productive from DE.
I’d throw Mike Neal on there for DE.
What about RT prospects in the mid/later rounds?
~K
"As the governor of Louisiana once said, the only way Chris Kelsay can lose his job is if he got caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy."
I think Kindle should be in round 2 on there....
I think we need to add some CB’s to the late rounds, even though nobody on here seems to want to admit it. How about Akwasi Owusu-Ansah in round 4 or 5? How’s that for a name?
WR should really be added to the middle rounds, as well. What about an Eric Decker in round 4, for example?
3-4 DE’s should be added throughout the draft, as should RLB’s. Let’s go with Lorenzo Washington and Carl Ihenacho in the 7th, for the hell of it.
I’ll throw some more names out there if nobody else wants to.
~K
"As the governor of Louisiana once said, the only way Chris Kelsay can lose his job is if he got caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy."
You bet....throw out some names....please include position and round to be taken in:-)
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
OK....Kindle to round 2
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
Kindle is going first round........
mark my words.
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 12:20 PM EST up reply actions
but would you take him at #9?
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
me personally?
absolutely…..he OWNED in the National Title game……and all year.
Guy is a beast.
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 1:22 PM EST up reply actions
as much as I like Kindle, I couldn't take him at #9....now if we trade down then yes.
I really feel like we need to come away with starters at other positions of need with that pick. Fear not, Kelsay said on NFL radio yesterday that he will be playing OLB :-)
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
oh....yay....problem solved then.
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 1:55 PM EST up reply actions
But you forget.....CHIX are running the show now :-)
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
you cant polish this turd anymore joe........
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 5:18 PM EST up reply actions
to be fair.....it is more of a spit polish :-)
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
KIndle is too low at third rd
also i think jacoby ford is an option in the fifth or sixth
"The only yardstick for success our society has is being a champion. No one remembers anything else." John Madden
Good ideas everyone
I won’t be able to respond and make changes until after lunch.
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
Eric Berry
I’m sure this won’t be a popular opinion but if Eric Berry is there at 9 they should take him, positional need or not. He is one of the top 3 players in the entire draft. I would add him to your round 1 list.
I think I have updated all suggested changes to this point
If I missed one or doubled up, please let me know. Keep those names coming. Looking at it thus far, the second round is going to be very interesting.
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
My obsession is more BPA...
How about TE Gresham in RD1 with a trade down? I know it would be unpopular because Nelson needs a chance to shine, but I think the guy will dominate in the league for a long time.
a.k.a. Undee
getting a TE in the first round would be the stupidest move the Bills could make..........
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 3:53 PM EST up reply actions
sure......for the Steelers, or someone like that.
Bills do not need Gresham…..atleast not where they are picking.
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 5:18 PM EST up reply actions
and that includes any trade down scenerio.
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 5:19 PM EST up reply actions
I don’t actually think JG will be SB MVP, and I jokingly did mean on another team.
But we are going to disagree, because I think other positions need less attention than TE, and I see JG as one of the most outstanding athletes available.
a.k.a. Undee
While I agree we do need to adress the TE position.....
that can be done midway through the draft.
Anthony McCoy, Dennis Pitta, Andrew Quarless, Ed Dickson are all guys who you could go get in the mid-rounds and do well with……..
No need to draft one until the 4th at least IMO.
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 5:34 PM EST up reply actions
That’s just logic talking, norcali. I’m basing my desire for Gresham on emotion, which we all know is the best way to fill out a big board. (this should be rec’d by all who think this is a useful post)
a.k.a. Undee
by Undee on Feb 22, 2010 5:46 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
lol...well then.....
lust away my friend!
(I too have had man-lust in the past, and shall in the future)
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 5:58 PM EST up reply actions
well technically he is mine now......
but for Stanford lol
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 6:16 PM EST up reply actions
Forgot to mention Jim Dray as a late late late round prospect who is gonna be a better pro than people think....
plus he’s a real solid Blocking TE (which is what the Bills need)
And he’s a Stanford guy :-)
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 22, 2010 5:36 PM EST up reply actions
OK....how about we put him in the 6th.
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
that might almost be too high I think
HAHA.
-Buffalo Rumblings resident Chan Gailey basher-
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 23, 2010 10:19 AM EST up reply actions
With a trade down or if he falls into the second.....maybe
No successful GM drafts on BPA alone. The Bills have to address the critical needs they have at OT, QB, NT, or LB with that first pick. If someone like Berry falls, value might trump need. He still has to prove he has recovered from his knee injury. I will put him in the 2nd round in case he falls.
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
I haven't seen his name mentioned..
but what do y’all think of Ciron Black… LT his whole career, and I’m thinking good value in the 3rd… Maybe sooner after the combine…
I think Black projects as a RT/G in the NFL.....3rd sound like a good place for him right now.
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
I figured he'd go later than that....
~K
"As the governor of Louisiana once said, the only way Chris Kelsay can lose his job is if he got caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy."
3rd could be good value if he performs well at the combine
http://walterfootball.com/scoutingreport2010cblack.php
http://www.fftoolbox.com/nfl_draft/profile_display.cfm?prospect_id=1666
He could drop into the 4th-5th if he doesn’t perform well
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=57235&draftyear=2010&genpos=OT
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
Bruce Campbell
I don’t see him as a guy that we should take with the 9th pick. A first rounder probably, but not number 9. I would move him to the 2nd. Thoughts?
Campbell has a ton of potential, but is short on experience
He is an athletic freak. His injury history is what scares me about Campbell. I personally wouldn’t take him until the late first or early 2nd round. I would be OK with moving him to the second or leaving him where he is.
http://walterfootball.com/scoutingreport2010bcampbell.php
http://www.fftoolbox.com/nfl_draft/profile_display.cfm?prospect_id=2406
This link has highlights of Campbell, Davis, Bulaga, and Brown.
http://nfldrafttoday.com/2010/02/bruce-campbell-video-highlights/
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
Sure
Torrell Troup, Central Florida, 3rd-4th round
Linval Joseph, East Carolina, 4th-6th round (may be a better fit at DE though)
Jay Ross, East Carolina, 5th-7th round
Travis Ivey, Maryland, 6th-7th round
Kade Weston, Georgia, 6th-7th round
Al Woods, LSU, 6th-7th round
Martin Tevaseu, UNLV, 7th-UDFA
Ekom Udofia, Stanford, 7th-UDFA
Tommy Duhart, Valdosta State, 7th-UDFA
Abe Koroma, Western Illinois (Penn St transfer), 7th-UDFA
DeMarcus Granger, Oklahoma (injuries), 7th-UDFA
Kellen Heard, Memphis (Texas A&M transfer), UDFA
Garrett Brown, Minnesota, UDFA
Trey Bryant, Baylor, UDFA
Daniel Calvin, Kansas State, UDFA
Callahan Bright, Shaw (Florida St transfer), UDFA
Not all of those guys have a chance to play in the NFL, and not all will be snug fits at NT. I think they are names to be aware of after the first 3 rounds…
~K
"As the governor of Louisiana once said, the only way Chris Kelsay can lose his job is if he got caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy."
Thanks, K.
I would have had to get lucky to compile this list on the internet in the time you posted.
We have Troup in the 3rd on the Big Board. I know it’s a bit early, but would you care to pick one or two of these guys for each round 4, 5, and 6 on the Big Board (BRBB?)
a.k.a. Undee
We are so close to the combine, it might be wise to wait and see if anyone makes any noise there
I can repost this list as we get closer to the draft, or if more people rec it, it would stay near the top (shameless promotion???)
If we end up with Vick, T.O., Richie I., and Porter….that is really pushing the dbag density limit for one team.
There's a way to keep it at the top any time you want....
Key word, time…
~K
"As the governor of Louisiana once said, the only way Chris Kelsay can lose his job is if he got caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy."
I don't know a lot about the majority of those guys
I just compiled those potential draft slots from a variety of scouting sites. They could all go undrafted for all I know.
Of them, Ross, Ivey and Weston seem like the best 6th-7th round options, and would all be worth drafting at that point as a potential rotational NT. Any of the UDFA’s listed would be complete projects, injury questions or underachievers. I might put Heard up there as a priority UDFA. Granger was a big time prospect, but was hampered by injuries throughout his career. Koroma, Bright and Marques Slocum (a Michigan transfer, search his name on Deadspin sometime…hilarious) were also big time prospects that couldn’t stay in school or out of trouble. Tevaseu, Duhart, Bryant and Udofia really have prototypical NT size, but never really distinguished themselves.
Tevaseu was once 417 lbs, but was told if he wanted to play D1 ball he would have to drastically change his body and work hard. He did and it’s starting to pay off. I like what he’s overcome as did Marty Schottenheimer:
The 66-year old coach left the parking lot, ran up to Tevaseu, introduced himself and then said the words Tevaseu will never forget.
"I want to tell you, son," Schottenheimer said, "you are doing a hell of a job. A hell of a job." Moments later Tevaseu took a step back to reflect.
I wonder if Buddy Nix will have talked to Marty at all about this kid….That sure would be a great connection and is definitely a kid to watch out for.
Also, guys like Joseph, Woods, and Weston may project to 3-4 DE as well…
~K
"As the governor of Louisiana once said, the only way Chris Kelsay can lose his job is if he got caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy."
by Kurupt on Feb 23, 2010 10:21 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
I was actually going to say that I thought Trevaseu was really impressive in the Shrine Game. He’s probably my favorite of the 6th-7th round guys you listed.
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