‘Buffalo Bills (projected trade with Washington Redskins). Cody Ford, OL, Oklahoma. The long wait for Bills fans ends with Beane getting some protection for Allen. Ford has the flexibility to play tackle or guard, which is good news for the Bills, who have needs at both of them. Ford has just one season as a full-time starter, so experience is a bit of a concern, but he’s loaded with potential. The cost for the Redskins to move up based on the trade value chart is 250 points, which is equivalent to a high third-round pick.’
Archives for January 28, 2019
Bad news for Buffalo Bills: ‘Zero’ chance Tom Brady retires after Super Bowl LIII
‘“I’ve set a goal for myself at 45 and like I said before, it’s very hard to make it that far. I know how hard it was this year and the commitment it takes and hopefully I’ve learned from some of the things that happened this year to be better next year. But every year is tough.”’
Capaccio: Brandon Beane is right – the Bills shouldn’t draft for need
‘It’s possible they could still grab that offensive lineman in the second round, given how much lower he is on their board, giving them one of the ten best prospects in the draft and still addressing that need later with a player they like. But if they take that lineman at nine, they’ve given up any opportunity to take one of the top players in the draft just to fill a current hole with a much less thought-of prospect.’
Kyle Williams wraps up career with Pro Bowl win
‘”If I get near one of the these quarterbacks, you need to blow it dead. I need a car,” he said.’
Bills Today: How Brandon Beane plans to use cap space
‘“That’s just the philosophy that I think works best – to draft, develop, and sign your own,” Beane said. “We have cap room, and we’re going to use it to try and fill some holes. But we also have to be wise with our money so that when these guys that are headed into years three and four, Tre’Davious [White] and that class, Matt Milano and all those guys, when they come up, that we have money to spend. We can’t just go and spend all of our cap money now, or we’ll be back in the same spot.”’