Carmen Vitali

I don't understand how the Rams do this stuff.

Like, I mean, the reason they do it is – or, like, it's just an F them picks philosophy, and they're back to it after, you know, they had, what, three years without a first-round pick?

And this year, they had two first-round picks, so you know Les Snead wasn't hanging on to that.

Like, there was just no – they don't value first-round picks.

So I if you can get a proven player, I mean, it's I don't know if it's enough to change the philosophy of like people teams around the league, but it certainly worked out for them to go after proven players versus try to draft and develop.

Yeah, good thing we all have ADHD here, right?

I it's interesting because I think that it looks great to say like, Oh yeah, like DJ Moore is a wide receiver one and he can handle, like he can handle all of those responsibilities and this, that, and the other.

But like you look at DJ Moore's profile and what Josh Allen has historically been good at throwing to, or it's been a successful connection.

DJ Moore doesn't really fit that.

Like he's not big enough to me, but I like to go up for like those 50, 50 balls.

Like he's not going to win those.

And so it's interesting.

Like,

I don't want to say DJ Moore's not a wide receiver one, but...

Spending that much on a guy makes me think, why didn't you then just go after Alec Pierce?

Why didn't you go after something like that?

The best wide receiver.

If getting a wide receiver one meant that much to you and that's what you wanted to prioritize, especially with some of the people that the Bills are conceivably letting hit free agency across the roster, where you're freeing up potential money and ability to do that, why not just go after the best you could possibly get?

If you're going to pay a price like that, especially.

So I don't know.