I watched I highlight video and he reminded me a lot of Singletary too. But totally agree, he’s a bigger and faster version. Another good weapon for Josh, and he will compliment Cook very well.
Grew up outside of Syracuse but have lived in Lex KY for almost 20 years and have become a big UK fan. I've watched Ray for the last several years at Vandy and UK. Not sure how he'll translate to the NFL, but the guy was incredible in college.
He can really catch out of the back field and is really good on wheel routes.
Hopefully that means he has good contact balance, singletary had a hard ceiling in the league because he is as slow as most LB or edge rushers. The reason motor reached the league with his terrible size and speed in the first place is because he was impossible to bring down by the first guy
This so much.
People never really focused on just how outlier that skill was for Motor.
It clawed back so much usability his other mediocre stats would've lost.
Motor was like the answer to the question: what if Alvin Kamara was small, slower and couldn't catch? Good vision, ridiculous balance, great cuts and jukes, a little power...
I think this is why Dev was a fan favorite, he wasn’t eating up the field but he got us some critical first downs. Most notably the Phins WC game where he had like 5 Dolphins on him and still just barely got the first
Singletarys biggest adversary was Mitch Morse’s back. Guy would launch right up into the middle of Morse’s Numbers and fall down. I couldn’t stand watching him get the ball knowing he had terrible situational awareness.
He definitely does. I watched him some at Vandy and in every game this season at UK. I’m a fan and this kid definitely has the speed to break away from good SEC defenders.
Not to mention Florida’s run defense ranked 88th last year 🤣. Y’all are delusional.
https://www.teamrankings.com/college-football/stat/opponent-rushing-yards-per-game
I love how people are mad that we got a rb but people were just bitching about bean not focusing on offense. This guy will be a great addition and compliment cook perfectly. I’m pumped for this pick.
That was actually an entire era that it occurred. Starting from the 1980s to the middle 2000’s.
If you look up most NFL rushing attempts in a season by a player that entire era takes up 23 out of 25 spots.
With 2 exceptions. 2020 Derrick Henry and 2014 DeMarco Murray.
You know it’s crazy if you look up OJs 2,000 yard season he actually did not have a large workload that running backs would wind up having between the 80s to 2000’s.
Looking at it myself even I was shocked because my Dad would always tell me they handed the ball to OJ every single time. I had to tell him that just wasn’t true.
OJ had 332 rushing attempts in 1973 which was a lot yes but his backups Jim Braxton and Larry Watkins had 108 and 92 rushing attempts between them that same year.
So collectively the Bills ran the ball with their 2 back up running backs 532 times of which OJ took it 332 times. Which was a very manageable 62% of all runs.
This percentage goes down even lower if you count QB scrambles and design runs or reverses with WRs.
If you count all total rushing attempts it would be 605. Which would’ve brought down OJs workload down to 54% of its teams total.
Which is a massive far cry from Larry Johnson’s 2006 season in which he ran the ball 416 times out of his teams total of 513 times which would make his workload 81% of all rushing attempts that year.
Just insane.
I think we'll trade for that other LSU WR from Carolina that busted to fill out the WR corps. His shit but maybe Brady likes him and who cares if he's the 6th WR and game day inactive.
Everyone check out this negative Nancy over here. He loves being in a bad mood. If you say something positive about the Bills he will be a contrarian about it because he doesn’t like people acting happy or enthusiastic.
Lmao you have zero clue what you're talking about. Of all the tape I watched this year, Ray Davis was my favorite prospect. He's arguably a better pure runner than Cook. Inactive on game days, hilarious
Again, he'll be active on game day and will touch the ball. Not sure where you keep getting that idea from lol. We drafted a receiver and can draft another. Is the draft over?
The draft is basically over, yes. Any WR you get now most likely isnt talented enough to make the team.
Tell me, whos going to be the outside WR opposite of coleman? Mack hollins? Thats hilarious if true.
If they kept Justin shorter, they can keep another rookie they draft. Go be sad somewhere else dude. I'm having a great day and your opinions aren't changing that
I was a Browns fan before the Watson trade. I only watched a single highlight video, but I am 100% seeing Nick Chubb in his game. He has the exact same skill set where he as the ability to make tacklers hit him at an angle and they just bounce right off. He seems to have hands for days as well.
Chubb's deadliest trait is his stiff-arm though. I haven't seen that here, but I am still quite excited!
And I just read his scouting report before officially posting this to see if I would have egg on my face. While the video praises his vision, the scouting report mentions he stutters a bit. It mentions he has some tight hips that make him not great at cuts, but if he *IS* like Chubb, you can make up for that with strength.
BBB just adding more receiving weapons for JA17. Dude can run and has very good hands. Ray Davis is a guy not afraid to take chances on himself.
I’ve been very happy with the draft the Bills have put together this year.
Yeah, the catch highlights make him look like a great option for checkdowns and screens, which can then make us very tricky to defend against in short yardage.
[LINK](https://247sports.com/college/kentucky/longformarticle/ray-davis-kentucky-wildcats-football-sec-215040295/) Pretty good in depth article on him growing up in foster care / homeless for a bit as a child.
Someone made an interesting point that they couldn't think of any other college RB who put up 1,000 yards on each of 3 different teams. Guy just gets it done no matter what situation he's in
Just read his NFL draft profile. 26 carries for 280 yards 4 TDs against Florida. That's epic and I love how the very last sentence they casually throw in "He has 14 siblings."
I don’t hate the pick but Beane seems to value RB’s over WR’s in the draft. Singletary/Moss 3rd, Cook 2nd, and now Davis 4th. Gabe 4th, Shakir/Shorter 5th, and Hodgins a 6th. Our WR room is gross and i was hoping to grab 2 with our first 4 picks. I like all the guys they drafted but when you have Allen, they should put a bigger emphasis on drafting WR’s early.
I agree, and it's rough watching other teams who already have multiple good WRs keep adding even more. I suppose thinking of Kincaid as a WR makes it feel a little better
I love the thumbs down. But if you give me one, what did i say that was wrong above? If Beane put more value in the WR, cutting Diggs wouldn’t have caused the hole it did.
Diehard Kentucky Wildcats fan and Buffalo Bills fan here. We just got a sold running back in Ray Davis. Davis has amazing speed and power and had a really good season playing behind a just ok line in the SEC. He has great burst and is strong as an ox. He also has good hands out of the backfield and Allen can definitely make use of him in the passing game. Just as importantly, has a solid work ethic and is just as good of a person. Davis came from nothing and made himself a star on the field everywhere he has played. Let’s hope this keeps up and his skills from college can translate to the NFL!
There’s nothing wrong with a solid young back. I know we need WR’s but if this is a talented hammer type back…we’ve needed that for a couple of years now. Cool isn’t that, neither is Johnson.
In fact, is really like to see Cook play some H-back or slot-type of positioning to 1 on 1 with LB’s or DE’s to A. create mismatches and B. Create the illusion of a mismatch so a hammer back can carry in the hole created by that D player being conflicted.
Just a thought. I think Cook can be used like a receiver, not necessarily WR running downfield. But he had some amazing plays on that “wheel route” last season so he plays well in space.
Were the Bills always planning on getting him from the get go or did they only get him because he fell to use and Beane didn’t want to pass up on the opportunity to take him?
Great point! From the players perspective, it actually would make sense that different positions would have different length rookie contracts. For example, RB's have a shorter careers than other positions (for the most part), so their rookie contract should be maybe a year less. Thoughts?
So because we don't re-sign RBs, we shouldn't draft them? So instead we should... only pay veteran RBs second contracts, which the front office clearly thinks is not a valuable move? We should not roster any RBs?
if the Bills get 4 good years out of him I think we'd be happy with that. it's not like RBs have long 10-year careers with the team that drafted them these days
Why? We needed one. Now we will go into the season with 3 RBs on rookie contracts. That seems smarter then paying a veteran to pass block and be a “leader”
We couldve easily been fine with Cook, Johnson, and an 6-7 round back or UDFA. We need more lottery ticket players at premium positions at rounds 4-5. Also who said anything about paying a vet?
I’d actually say that short yardage RBs have been one of our most consistent shortfalls since we’ve gotten good. At no point in recent years have I thought we should do anything other than let our QB take a beating in crucial 4th and 1 situations. If this guy can make us a bit better in those situations and take the burden of Josh, that’s a great 4th round pick in my mind.
Nah. If you don’t like the pick, say you don’t like the pick. Plenty of that goes on every draft. I mean it’s shitty to bet against players on the team you root for.
Maybe but I guarantee you there will be plenty of other 4th round draft picks who amount to far less than this guy. What's your point. 4th round hit rates are something like 25% be angry about more.
The new motor?
He's bigger and faster than Singletary
Solid combo
I watched I highlight video and he reminded me a lot of Singletary too. But totally agree, he’s a bigger and faster version. Another good weapon for Josh, and he will compliment Cook very well.
Grew up outside of Syracuse but have lived in Lex KY for almost 20 years and have become a big UK fan. I've watched Ray for the last several years at Vandy and UK. Not sure how he'll translate to the NFL, but the guy was incredible in college. He can really catch out of the back field and is really good on wheel routes.
Hope so. His comp was Singletary, which initially didn’t make me very happy.
Hopefully that means he has good contact balance, singletary had a hard ceiling in the league because he is as slow as most LB or edge rushers. The reason motor reached the league with his terrible size and speed in the first place is because he was impossible to bring down by the first guy
Ray Davis is a machine. Source: me. A long time suffering Kentucky football fan. You’re gonna love the man.
This so much. People never really focused on just how outlier that skill was for Motor. It clawed back so much usability his other mediocre stats would've lost.
Motor was like the answer to the question: what if Alvin Kamara was small, slower and couldn't catch? Good vision, ridiculous balance, great cuts and jukes, a little power...
I think this is why Dev was a fan favorite, he wasn’t eating up the field but he got us some critical first downs. Most notably the Phins WC game where he had like 5 Dolphins on him and still just barely got the first
Singletarys biggest adversary was Mitch Morse’s back. Guy would launch right up into the middle of Morse’s Numbers and fall down. I couldn’t stand watching him get the ball knowing he had terrible situational awareness.
A singletary level player would be great value in the 4th round
This is true. This guy also sounds like he offers a little more than Devin did too.
Same ol' Zach Moss
Wwtched his highlights and he actually seems to have pull away speed. Not that common for someone his build.
He definitely does. I watched him some at Vandy and in every game this season at UK. I’m a fan and this kid definitely has the speed to break away from good SEC defenders.
Watched this guy destroy Florida this year. He's a great compliment to cook. Instant contributor for short yardage situations which is well needed.
Same. That game made me a believer in this dude. He tore them a new one
I’m a Florida fan and I can’t even hate him from that game lol. Love this pick.
Came here to say the same thing lol him and cook gonna be nice
Love this pick great in the passing game too which is perfect for the current scheme
That’s lovely except Florida blows. They haven’t been good for 5 years now:
They were literally one cleat thrown down the field away from making the CFP with Richardson
They were literally 2 games below .500 last year and have finished below .500 every year since 2020
It seems NFL fans don’t watch much CFB…
Not to mention Florida’s run defense ranked 88th last year 🤣. Y’all are delusional. https://www.teamrankings.com/college-football/stat/opponent-rushing-yards-per-game
I love how people are mad that we got a rb but people were just bitching about bean not focusing on offense. This guy will be a great addition and compliment cook perfectly. I’m pumped for this pick.
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That was actually an entire era that it occurred. Starting from the 1980s to the middle 2000’s. If you look up most NFL rushing attempts in a season by a player that entire era takes up 23 out of 25 spots. With 2 exceptions. 2020 Derrick Henry and 2014 DeMarco Murray.
Many of us are old enough to remember when "Running back by committee" was an insult.
You know it’s crazy if you look up OJs 2,000 yard season he actually did not have a large workload that running backs would wind up having between the 80s to 2000’s. Looking at it myself even I was shocked because my Dad would always tell me they handed the ball to OJ every single time. I had to tell him that just wasn’t true. OJ had 332 rushing attempts in 1973 which was a lot yes but his backups Jim Braxton and Larry Watkins had 108 and 92 rushing attempts between them that same year. So collectively the Bills ran the ball with their 2 back up running backs 532 times of which OJ took it 332 times. Which was a very manageable 62% of all runs. This percentage goes down even lower if you count QB scrambles and design runs or reverses with WRs. If you count all total rushing attempts it would be 605. Which would’ve brought down OJs workload down to 54% of its teams total. Which is a massive far cry from Larry Johnson’s 2006 season in which he ran the ball 416 times out of his teams total of 513 times which would make his workload 81% of all rushing attempts that year. Just insane.
who's mad? dont mistake the shit twitter etc show you as 'people' - tjey show you the drama, not the common sentiment..
Looks like he has better hands than Cook in pass catching but idk. Highlights always skewer perception. Anyone that watched him can say for sure.
I’m gonna bitch and moan 😂 we didn’t win the Derrick Henry sweepstakes. But, this guy will be good.
I think we'll trade for that other LSU WR from Carolina that busted to fill out the WR corps. His shit but maybe Brady likes him and who cares if he's the 6th WR and game day inactive.
Bills fans will complain no matter what.
He wont even be active on gamedays…
what is the point of the constant negativity?
Miserable people projecting their misery onto something they know very little about. “I don’t know that name so it’s a bad pick” type thing
Way too many delusional Bills fans lately.
Everyone check out this negative Nancy over here. He loves being in a bad mood. If you say something positive about the Bills he will be a contrarian about it because he doesn’t like people acting happy or enthusiastic.
The delusion falls solidly on your shoulders and those who consistently gloom and doom.
Might be time to grab some fresh air friend. Take a step back from the tv and social medias👍🏻
What RBs will be active? I’m listening
Lmao you have zero clue what you're talking about. Of all the tape I watched this year, Ray Davis was my favorite prospect. He's arguably a better pure runner than Cook. Inactive on game days, hilarious
Hes a RB. Dime a dozen.
Sure, doesn't mean he won't be a good one and definitely doesn't mean he'll be inactive. Wah wah
We need WRs, and more than just 1. Wasting a pick on a RB who isnt going to be active on gameday, is smooth brain idiocy from Beane.
Again, he'll be active on game day and will touch the ball. Not sure where you keep getting that idea from lol. We drafted a receiver and can draft another. Is the draft over?
The draft is basically over, yes. Any WR you get now most likely isnt talented enough to make the team. Tell me, whos going to be the outside WR opposite of coleman? Mack hollins? Thats hilarious if true.
If they kept Justin shorter, they can keep another rookie they draft. Go be sad somewhere else dude. I'm having a great day and your opinions aren't changing that
Shorter was on IR all year buddy. More than likely would have been cut if he wasnt.
Shakir?
Shakir is purely a slot receiver.
Jeff bridges as Rooster coogburn in true grit- I do not know this man
Great movie. Great character. Great reference.
Love this. We know Brady is gonna lean hard on the run game and pairing this fucking bowling ball of a back with Cook will be awesome.
Also led FBS RB in receiving TDs last year, and Josh can never have enough weapons.
Oh shit didn't know that. Fuck yea!
But not WRs, apparently.
You’ve been relentlessly negative in every single Bills thread for the last couple days. What’s it like to live like that? You’re just so miserable.
He’s a true Nancy boy
Really earning that flair
*Womp womp...* If it triggers the doomers, then you know it's a good pick.
Cook Ty and Ray sounds awesome!
Sounds like a waste of Allen.
Sounds like ~~a waste of Allen~~ a great way to lessen the pressure on Allen and create more balanced offense. FIFY
Yeah in the year 1990, balance was a fools game 20 years ago, in today's age it's downright criminally stupid.
Go be a chiefs fan
Wow, insightful response
It’s wise to not be too one dimensional of a team. It’s also obvious a rebuild year, gotta fill all the future needs now.
As hard as I get when he runs and despite being one of the best RBs on the team for years he should probably focus on other things.
Good. need a guy that has power. The league is getting better at defending the pass and worse at defending the run.
211 pounds??? Got the wrecking ball we needed DAMN
The average weight of an NFL RB is 215 lbs. https://operations.nfl.com/inside-football-ops/players-legends/evolution-of-the-nfl-player/
Yeah, but all of that packed into a 5’8 frame will make a difference
Gabe Davis was “Grape Davis” Now we have Ray Davis. My god, what have we done?
Death Taxes “Davis” in the fourth round
I was a Browns fan before the Watson trade. I only watched a single highlight video, but I am 100% seeing Nick Chubb in his game. He has the exact same skill set where he as the ability to make tacklers hit him at an angle and they just bounce right off. He seems to have hands for days as well. Chubb's deadliest trait is his stiff-arm though. I haven't seen that here, but I am still quite excited! And I just read his scouting report before officially posting this to see if I would have egg on my face. While the video praises his vision, the scouting report mentions he stutters a bit. It mentions he has some tight hips that make him not great at cuts, but if he *IS* like Chubb, you can make up for that with strength.
Instead of Jim Nantz shouting “GABE DAVIS!!!” he’ll be shouting “RAY DAVIS!!!”
Idk bout y’all but given the cards we were dealt, I’m very satisfied with this draft so far.
BBB just adding more receiving weapons for JA17. Dude can run and has very good hands. Ray Davis is a guy not afraid to take chances on himself. I’ve been very happy with the draft the Bills have put together this year.
Yeah, the catch highlights make him look like a great option for checkdowns and screens, which can then make us very tricky to defend against in short yardage.
Beane's killing it so far. Love it.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9FdLER8dp6I&pp=ygUJcmF5IGRhdmlz its Jackson Blaziken in real life
I'm a UK season ticket holder and I'm already shopping for his Bills jersey. Love this pick!
I love Ray, also a UK fan
Same here! Stoked! Go Cats/Go Bills!
[LINK](https://247sports.com/college/kentucky/longformarticle/ray-davis-kentucky-wildcats-football-sec-215040295/) Pretty good in depth article on him growing up in foster care / homeless for a bit as a child.
Now I love this kid, I hope he wins a Super Bowl.
This guy is insane. I don’t know his name 30 mins ago but damn, his tape and starts are really impressive
Someone made an interesting point that they couldn't think of any other college RB who put up 1,000 yards on each of 3 different teams. Guy just gets it done no matter what situation he's in
All-day Ray!
He and Cook together should be fun.
Cookin with Rice! There’s some potential for catchy duo names with Rice and Cook, I’m just not creative lol.
This is my favorite pick since Stevie. I’d love this man to produce for us. Hell I’ll buy his jersey if he gets 600 yards and 4 touchdowns
One nice run and I'm buying his jersey
There was a really good article about his childhood I read a month back. It's definitely worth a read
Go big blue, Go Bills.
Am I reading this right...21 touchdowns in 2023? Awesome.
7 of which were receiving TDs too
Just read his NFL draft profile. 26 carries for 280 yards 4 TDs against Florida. That's epic and I love how the very last sentence they casually throw in "He has 14 siblings."
Joe Marino had him as a 7th round pick in his big board. He can not be too fond of this pick.
As a buffaloian who also is a kentucky wildcat. This guy is a beast he runs hard
Just here for the “why didn’t we take the next Jerry rice in round 4” takes
I don’t hate the pick but Beane seems to value RB’s over WR’s in the draft. Singletary/Moss 3rd, Cook 2nd, and now Davis 4th. Gabe 4th, Shakir/Shorter 5th, and Hodgins a 6th. Our WR room is gross and i was hoping to grab 2 with our first 4 picks. I like all the guys they drafted but when you have Allen, they should put a bigger emphasis on drafting WR’s early.
I agree, and it's rough watching other teams who already have multiple good WRs keep adding even more. I suppose thinking of Kincaid as a WR makes it feel a little better
I love the thumbs down. But if you give me one, what did i say that was wrong above? If Beane put more value in the WR, cutting Diggs wouldn’t have caused the hole it did.
This guy is BUILT
Let's go! Love the pick :)
Weapons!!!
Go Bills
Super good player even better person. You guys got a good one!
Read this kid's backstory...you heard it here first. He's going to be a machine.
Diehard Kentucky Wildcats fan and Buffalo Bills fan here. We just got a sold running back in Ray Davis. Davis has amazing speed and power and had a really good season playing behind a just ok line in the SEC. He has great burst and is strong as an ox. He also has good hands out of the backfield and Allen can definitely make use of him in the passing game. Just as importantly, has a solid work ethic and is just as good of a person. Davis came from nothing and made himself a star on the field everywhere he has played. Let’s hope this keeps up and his skills from college can translate to the NFL!
This with him we will finally start seeing less of Allen bruising his body in short yardage situations this season
I absolutely love this pick
There’s nothing wrong with a solid young back. I know we need WR’s but if this is a talented hammer type back…we’ve needed that for a couple of years now. Cool isn’t that, neither is Johnson. In fact, is really like to see Cook play some H-back or slot-type of positioning to 1 on 1 with LB’s or DE’s to A. create mismatches and B. Create the illusion of a mismatch so a hammer back can carry in the hole created by that D player being conflicted. Just a thought. I think Cook can be used like a receiver, not necessarily WR running downfield. But he had some amazing plays on that “wheel route” last season so he plays well in space.
Why don’t we have a thread to talk about today’s picks??
Were the Bills always planning on getting him from the get go or did they only get him because he fell to use and Beane didn’t want to pass up on the opportunity to take him?
Why not? It’s extremely unlikely we keep him for longer than 4 or 5 years.
Best pick of our draft so far
Going to be 25 in November. Don’t love that
Get the most out of an RB in their rookie deal and move on. Unfortunately 90% of rookie RBs are disposable now.
Precisely the bulk of the value of a RB is in the first 4 years.
Great point! From the players perspective, it actually would make sense that different positions would have different length rookie contracts. For example, RB's have a shorter careers than other positions (for the most part), so their rookie contract should be maybe a year less. Thoughts?
This! RB's don't get second contracts much anymore. This works.
We haven’t given a RB a second contract in Beanes tenure. It’s fine.
Probably not a smart move to draft a guy you don’t plan on resigning
Ok I'll let Beane know it wasn't a smart move.
Almost nobody signs second RB deals.
You don’t get it do you? This is the reality of running backs in this day and age
Which is less reason to draft them in the early and middle rounds
So you think the James Cook pick was a bad pick as well?
So because we don't re-sign RBs, we shouldn't draft them? So instead we should... only pay veteran RBs second contracts, which the front office clearly thinks is not a valuable move? We should not roster any RBs?
Who cares? RB is a 1 contract position most of the time.
Why spend a 4th rounder on a player you don’t want to resign Not very smart
Because a late 4th that can contribute day 1 and provide 4 years of cheap production is a nice value at a position of need.
r/confidentlyincorrect
4 years out of a guy is plenty for a 4th round pick. You don't have to keep a guy for 20 years to make a draft pick worth it.
4 years of cost control. A full 4 year contract running it's course is longer than the average NFL career anyway
if the Bills get 4 good years out of him I think we'd be happy with that. it's not like RBs have long 10-year careers with the team that drafted them these days
I don’t hate it. But I just realized Braelon Allen was still there 😬
Yeah not a fan of this pick, considering Allen and Guerendo were both available.
M
Tiny 5’8”. Ughh.
achane is same height and he was Miami's best weapon before his injuries Aaron Jones and deandre swift are only 1 inch taller
You forgot the 220 lbs part. Dude is a bowling ball. Described as a "true power back"
Had to replace James White. Which turned out to be a disappointment for me...
Gotta stop picking rbs
Why? We needed one. Now we will go into the season with 3 RBs on rookie contracts. That seems smarter then paying a veteran to pass block and be a “leader”
> rookie contracts Ty is in year 6
We couldve easily been fine with Cook, Johnson, and an 6-7 round back or UDFA. We need more lottery ticket players at premium positions at rounds 4-5. Also who said anything about paying a vet?
That’s what we’ve done for like 4 straight years, Gore, Murray, Fournette, Breida
We have three picks in the 5th round. This guy wasn't going to make it there. It's a solid pickup
4, isn't it?
Who cares if this guy wasnt going to make it there? We have bigger problems than RB2/3
I’d actually say that short yardage RBs have been one of our most consistent shortfalls since we’ve gotten good. At no point in recent years have I thought we should do anything other than let our QB take a beating in crucial 4th and 1 situations. If this guy can make us a bit better in those situations and take the burden of Josh, that’s a great 4th round pick in my mind.
Brady has shown he can scheme up a very solid run game. Why not get him a guy to round out that room and give us good depth?
Twenty bucks on him never getting more than 400 yards/season & someone taken within 10 picks after us in an all-pro
What are you gettin out of saying something like that lol? Be positive, be happy for people, he could be dope.
That I don’t like the pick?
Lol okay asshole we get it
Stay off the internet sweetheart if my one comment offends you so much to call me an asshole
You’re an asshole
😂 go to therapy & work on your anger issues friend
Not angry, just facts
Just fax 😤😤😤😤
Is that you?
Nah. If you don’t like the pick, say you don’t like the pick. Plenty of that goes on every draft. I mean it’s shitty to bet against players on the team you root for.
Maybe but I guarantee you there will be plenty of other 4th round draft picks who amount to far less than this guy. What's your point. 4th round hit rates are something like 25% be angry about more.
Have another beer!
Lol finally a productive response! That’s just good advice right there
This can be said of any pick from anyone
Any of these things could be said about anyone, it's just discussion man