My thoughts and breakdown on what the Buffalo Bills, Chicago Bears, New York Jets and Atlanta Falcons did in round one of the 2024 NFL draft. #NFL #nfldraft #jets / @roguesports5
Bills weren’t taking Worthy and they said they only had 14 guys with a 1st round grade and they were all gone. So getting a 3rd rounder they were screwed out of by the NFL via their comp pick for Edmunds they got it back. They also saved 4.2 million dollars by taking a WR at 33 instead of 28 and they would have taken Coleman there if they couldn’t trade back. Look at all the guys who have run a sub 4.3. The only offensive player to make a single pro bowl was Chris Johnson. That like 1 for 30 roughly. They are usually took weak and too light. He is 160 LBs and his coach said they tried everything to put weight on. He also wasn’t insanely fast until about the 20 yard mark and runs slower with pads on than Adonai Mitchell his own teammate. So I think that was a genius move by Beane. Get something for someone you weren’t touching and besides draft picks save over $4 million.
I totally agree with the strategy, especially if that's how their board lined up. But trading to the chiefs is tough to swallow lol... If the chiefs are trying to trade up, you know they must really like the player.
Yeah but KC would have gotten Worthy even if the Bills decided to pass on the trade. Now one was gonna take him after the Bills made their pick. So you either pick up a third rounder or you tell em to Take a Hike and then KC gets him at 32 and they have a 3rd rounder and Buffalo doesn’t.
Right. I’m tired of hearing “oh the bills GIFTED the Chiefs a weapon” Chiefs GIFTED the Bills with a 3rd round pick that was supposed to be given via Chicago. They didn’t want Worthy anyway. I’m sure everyone and their mother knew once Worthy’s 40 yard was announced that the Chiefs were picking him.
Bad take on the KC & Buff trade. Buffalo won that trade 100% They picked up a third. And got their guy $4 million cheper taking him in rd2 KC overpaid for a tiny WR who would have fallen to them
Bills don't have a WR, really and what NFL organization have you worked for to make such a ridiculous statement. How much disrespect are you throwing around. Are you in the Bills offensive meetings, have you ever talked with anyone in the Bills building. Lot of assuming being used here and you know what they say about that.
Well Gabe Davis and Diggs are gone. Those guys, especially Diggs aren't easy to replace. I'm sure they really like Coleman but it's no guarantee he becomes a legit #1 receiver. Kincaid is a beast and will probably get even more of a target share, but you can't deny the talent level of the wr room has gone down. Hopefully some of the these youngs guys develop and with a Qb like Allen he should be able to make them better. My main critique of the bills is letting their biggest playoff rival get the player they really wanted.
Your analysis is flawed and shows a lack of logical thinking. You have to make choices to make your team better, not cockblock other teams. Sportscasters write to please the fans, no more credible than drunks on a barstool.
@@RogueSports5 Never. The only reason to ever trade/ cut Josh is if he doesn't want to play for the team. It is especially true in the NFL that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Bills weren’t taking Worthy and they said they only had 14 guys with a 1st round grade and they were all gone. So getting a 3rd rounder they were screwed out of by the NFL via their comp pick for Edmunds they got it back. They also saved 4.2 million dollars by taking a WR at 33 instead of 28 and they would have taken Coleman there if they couldn’t trade back. Look at all the guys who have run a sub 4.3. The only offensive player to make a single pro bowl was Chris Johnson. That like 1 for 30 roughly. They are usually took weak and too light. He is 160 LBs and his coach said they tried everything to put weight on. He also wasn’t insanely fast until about the 20 yard mark and runs slower with pads on than Adonai Mitchell his own teammate. So I think that was a genius move by Beane. Get something for someone you weren’t touching and besides draft picks save over $4 million.
I totally agree with the strategy, especially if that's how their board lined up. But trading to the chiefs is tough to swallow lol... If the chiefs are trying to trade up, you know they must really like the player.
Yeah but KC would have gotten Worthy even if the Bills decided to pass on the trade. Now one was gonna take him after the Bills made their pick. So you either pick up a third rounder or you tell em to Take a Hike and then KC gets him at 32 and they have a 3rd rounder and Buffalo doesn’t.
Right. I’m tired of hearing “oh the bills GIFTED the Chiefs a weapon” Chiefs GIFTED the Bills with a 3rd round pick that was supposed to be given via Chicago. They didn’t want Worthy anyway. I’m sure everyone and their mother knew once Worthy’s 40 yard was announced that the Chiefs were picking him.
Unless u have a critical NEED to fix, u always pick the Best player sitting there.
Kirk is an above average QB...but can he win it all?
Bears are serious
Bad take on the KC & Buff trade. Buffalo won that trade 100%
They picked up a third.
And got their guy $4 million cheper taking him in rd2
KC overpaid for a tiny WR who would have fallen to them
They got the player they wanted and with the 3rd , the got a dt they needed! KC has blown picks before. I'd like to see your history genius.
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Bills don't have a WR, really and what NFL organization have you worked for to make such a ridiculous statement. How much disrespect are you throwing around. Are you in the Bills offensive meetings, have you ever talked with anyone in the Bills building. Lot of assuming being used here and you know what they say about that.
Well Gabe Davis and Diggs are gone. Those guys, especially Diggs aren't easy to replace. I'm sure they really like Coleman but it's no guarantee he becomes a legit #1 receiver. Kincaid is a beast and will probably get even more of a target share, but you can't deny the talent level of the wr room has gone down. Hopefully some of the these youngs guys develop and with a Qb like Allen he should be able to make them better.
My main critique of the bills is letting their biggest playoff rival get the player they really wanted.
Your analysis is flawed and shows a lack of logical thinking. You have to make choices to make your team better, not cockblock other teams. Sportscasters write to please the fans, no more credible than drunks on a barstool.
If the patriots offered you above market value for Josh Allen would you trade him?
@@RogueSports5 Never. The only reason to ever trade/ cut Josh is if he doesn't want to play for the team. It is especially true in the NFL that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.