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The Draft Networks last mock

I'm all for trading back for a kings ransom. That isn't in question. The NFL Network mock where we get Parsons and smith is very much in question . To think either of those players will be on the board outside of the top ten is beyond lunacy. Like whatever they are smoking, I'd like to put $5 on it. Because it just isn't reality. We are going to see a lot more of this in the upcoming months. Have to find out who's holding over there at NFL Network.
 
This is the worst mock draft of all time.

I don't believe either of those players are making it out of the top 10.
 
I would love it. If it happened in real life it would no longer be 'unrealistic'.
 
Here is a Draft I just ran for you.

3rd - Ja'Marr Chase - WR, LSU - Getting a weapon and future WR1 for the offense
18th- Christian Darrisaw - OT, VA TECH - Top 10 rated player at 18th overall in a position of need as well, should be happy the draft fell this way
35th - Najee Harris - RB, BAMA - I normally would wait on RBs as I dont think the positional value is there, however no one left on the board graded near Harris, so I take the best football player on the board and get another Offensive Weapon.
50th - Jayson Oweh - EDGE, Penn ST - Will fit right in with the hybrid scheme you all play and provides pressure
81st - Talonoa Hufanga - S, USC - As good as your CBs are I think your safeties are not that good, so I am bringing in some youth and competition, can earn a spot in a normal offseason I think.
121st - Ben Cleveland, IOL, GA - After going defense a couple picks with the highest graded players another Pure Value pick here, gets a nice playing into the IOL Mix and should have been gone before this pick.
197th - Amari Rodgers, WR, Clemson - a Nice safety slot player, built like a RB, but quickness of that slot, and good hands, all about TUA finding him a safety net, you have a TE now get him a slot. I think he could start Day 1.
202nd - Phidarian Mathis, IDL, Bama - I am sacred of Bama DL, but this late in the draft to address some depth issues you have there is value enough. Best graded player on my board at the time.
254th - Brenton Cox Jr. - Edge, FL - Again some more rotational depth on the DL, stopping Dual threat QBs, need a deep rotation of legs at the DL position to keep rolling that pressure.

LBer just did not fall in value anywhere for me, I think this is a place that can be addressed in the first couple rounds if you buy some OL or WRs, but without a Free Agency plan I just went into this draft making it all about Tua.
 
Here is a Draft I just ran for you.

3rd - Ja'Marr Chase - WR, LSU - Getting a weapon and future WR1 for the offense
18th- Christian Darrisaw - OT, VA TECH - Top 10 rated player at 18th overall in a position of need as well, should be happy the draft fell this way
35th - Najee Harris - RB, BAMA - I normally would wait on RBs as I dont think the positional value is there, however no one left on the board graded near Harris, so I take the best football player on the board and get another Offensive Weapon.
50th - Jayson Oweh - EDGE, Penn ST - Will fit right in with the hybrid scheme you all play and provides pressure
81st - Talonoa Hufanga - S, USC - As good as your CBs are I think your safeties are not that good, so I am bringing in some youth and competition, can earn a spot in a normal offseason I think.
121st - Ben Cleveland, IOL, GA - After going defense a couple picks with the highest graded players another Pure Value pick here, gets a nice playing into the IOL Mix and should have been gone before this pick.
197th - Amari Rodgers, WR, Clemson - a Nice safety slot player, built like a RB, but quickness of that slot, and good hands, all about TUA finding him a safety net, you have a TE now get him a slot. I think he could start Day 1.
202nd - Phidarian Mathis, IDL, Bama - I am sacred of Bama DL, but this late in the draft to address some depth issues you have there is value enough. Best graded player on my board at the time.
254th - Brenton Cox Jr. - Edge, FL - Again some more rotational depth on the DL, stopping Dual threat QBs, need a deep rotation of legs at the DL position to keep rolling that pressure.

LBer just did not fall in value anywhere for me, I think this is a place that can be addressed in the first couple rounds if you buy some OL or WRs, but without a Free Agency plan I just went into this draft making it all about Tua.

Draft for the Bills!
 
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