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He did not run a 4.46 and only did positional drills at his pro day. The 4.46 and other number listed in that row is what they projected him to run. The official numbers are below.

One of the main reason why I think CB will be the primary target at 16. Yes they improve some in the 2nd half of the season but not by much. Out: Jerome Henderson and Desmond Trufant In: Joe Whitt Jr. Players like Jarrett, Takk, and Cominsky were beating their man but the coverage was not holding up in the back end. In: Dante Fowler Jr. When it came to pass rush win rate Fowler was one of the leading players in the league in that category. Taking a look at the Bills who I felt had a pretty decent defense last year. Harrison Phillips, Star Lotulelei, and Jordan Phillips are no real pass rushers, although Jordan broke out and put up a career year last season with 9.5 sacks. The same for Shaq Lawson who had 6.5.

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Facts: Dan Quinn does not draft DTs in the first round. And that goes back to his days as a DC in Seattle. The highest DT drafted while Quinn was a coach or a DC has been Jordan Hill in the 3rd round (2013). Quinn likes for his SDE to play DT in sub package or his SLB to play DE in nickel. That is why I think it will be Chaisson, Digg (CB), or Henderson (CB) like you said at pick 16. Quinn and TD always talk about the rotation on the DL, and Quinn always emphasis versatility.

Ultimate hype man. "Eat dawg eat" was his other slogan.

I was basing it off his injury history.

If we don't get Chaisson at 16 I would like to get him in the 3rd or 4th.

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A steady blocker with reliable hands.

I say both

Right now Harlow is the backup center and Carpenter and Brown is competing for the LG spot. If something were to happen to Mack would you want Harlow or maybe a player like Ruiz or Hennessy playing? That's the question you should ask yourself.

I'll take Dugger or Chinn in the 2nd round or later.