166th pick in the 5th round. Again, tremendous value. Wyatt had some issues as a junior chasing stunts and busting assignments. However, he was as physically dominant in 2016 as any OL in this class. In 2017, Wyatt was much more sound from an assignment perspective. However, he seemed to lose a little bit of that dominant edge. Hopefully he finds that balance with Tremaine in Buffalo.
It is a shame that VT was so hurting for depth, because they had the most individually talented DT (Settle), OL (Teller), linebacker (Maine) and one of the best (tough to pass Freeman) in Isaiah Ford all on the roster at the same time.
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Are the Bills trying to make for Tyrod?
... fuck is up with the bills choosing Hokies lately?
I can't really complain, giving our guys chances...
... but...y'know... the Bills...
I remember when they chose Bruce Smith as the number 1 overall pick.
That worked out pretty well for all involved.
God I hoped he would be a Steeler. Cut off flannels and bib shorts and mullets is what Pittsburgh needs.
something tells me there might still be an abundance of all 3 of those things in Pittsburgh
That's very true lol
It is a shame that VT was so hurting for depth, because they had the most individually talented DT (Settle), OL (Teller), linebacker (Maine) and one of the best (tough to pass Freeman) in Isaiah Ford all on the roster at the same time.
Last year could have been special had Evans, Ford and Bucky stayed for their senior seasons.
Agreed but I'm OK with them leaving. If I were in their shoes, I'd rather get paid to "develop" as opposed to spending a year playing for free to refine their game. They can always come back and finish their degrees whenever they want.
Depends. If there's a large second contract awaiting them, then it makes sense for them to leave early, take the hit in draft round (and initial contract value), and be paid to develop. If they're like the majority of NFL players, though, there isn't a large second contract awaiting them, and the hit they take in their draft position (and therefore the initial, and largest, contract value) isn't offset by the next contract. Tough to forsee, though, when you're making the decision to go or stay.
Yep. That's a big IF. 3rd thru 7th round picks have roughly a 1 in 6 chance of seeing a 2nd contract.
There are their shoes and then there are our shoes. I tend to be partial to my/our shoes more...
Teller Celebrates with 8 frito burritos
Mighty taco is not good
Mighty Taco imo was a step up from Taco Bell when I last had it in 2007-ish. It's not great by any means and the Bell has since upped their game, but it was great drunk/hangover food.