The victors and the losers from the NFL draft, all 32 teams in just 20 minutes.

Let's hop into it.

Let's start in the AFC East with Buffalo, you fellas out there.

So James Cook is the biggest winner here.

James Cook goes in the second round.

It's a big takeaway for me.

If you want to look at what the depth chart for Buffalo looks like, they're running backs.

You have Devin Singletary right now in a contract year.

That's not great for him. James Cook likely

profiles out right away to be the RB2. I mean, Zach Moss was inactive a lot last year. It kind of just

makes the signing of Duke Johnson not look all that great. And then it's hard not to say Gabriel

Davis isn't a winner. All they do is go out there and draft in the fifth round. They end up a

wide receiver who's actually a pretty solid one, Khalil Shakur, especially for the draft capital, but that's no threat to Gabriel Davis on the outside,

who's already has, what, 18 touchdowns in two years on limited snaps with the bills. So that looks like

the biggest winners here overall. With the loser being Devin Singletary. Now, you can slide over to Miami,

and there's really just one takeaway here. They only had two draft picks spent on the offensive side of the ball. One being a seventh round quarterback. So not much there. A fourth round wide receiver.

But the biggest takeaway for me is something that I tweeted about recently, which is that, look,

they had three draft picks. They didn't take any running back. So Chase Edmonds, who's making two

times more than anybody else on that roster is by far the biggest winner here. His biggest competition is a 30-year-old Rahimo start coming

off of injuries who's missed 73% of his games the last two years. Biggest winner here,

I mean, you can say maybe two or two a little bit when you factor in free agency,

but for the draft, it's Chase Edmonds. The Patriots spend seven draft picks on the

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