Diante Lee

Because my thought was Chris Johnson, right?

Because he can fill the Teron Johnson role.

You can put him in the slot.

Good tackler, physical guy.

He's got some versatility.

You'd be happy with that.

But man, I look at CJ Gardner-Johnson and Cole Bishop as your safeties.

And I'm like, and Geno Stone is a backup behind that.

I'm like, man, we've got to do something a little bit better at that spot.

So I'm going with Emmanuel McNeil-Warren.

I think that of the DBs that are left here, maybe outside of a Colton Hood, I think the upside's the highest.

You see the ranginess on the back end.

You see the aggression.

If you're Buffalo, you're going to sit at the press conference and say, hey, everything you saw from Kalen Bullock over the last two to three years...

We think that Emmanuel McNair Warren can be just like that.

Tall guy, long arms, good instincts when the ball's in the air.

And we'll teach him how to be a better tackler.

I think that that's the sales pitch.

And to me, that's good enough at this spot where if you are able to find a difference maker to play safety for you,

Given what we've seen from this defensive front seven, as things kind of started to coalesce last year, if you believe that a Deoni Walker is going to be on the upswing, if you think you're going to get a healthy Ed Oliver, if you believe, which I guess you just kind of have to, that Greg Russo and Bradley Chubb will be healthy for you as your edges, yeah, really the only spot to attack is probably the slot and safety spot.