auburnbillsbacker

Fans that spend a lot of cash and time on the Bills should be allowed to be critical of the team's decisions without losing their status as fans.

Smart trade by the Jets. If he plays to his talent level they acquired a good guard for next to nothing. If he under-performs or is injured again you didn't really lose anything anyways. You can cut him and and save 10 million.

Based on the SI article, the trade fell apart due to money, not Brown's unwillingness to play for the Bills.

If 2 QB are picked before 9 I have a hard time imagining the best player available not being a defensive player.

He improved from year 1 to year 2 and will be better next season. Some WRs excel immediately but most take a few years. He will be on the team and will be on the field a significant amount of snaps. It is also my prediction that he ends up with more receiving yards and TDs than any WR we draft.

For all of those who want the Bills to trade down then draft him I have this question. Shouldn't you only trade down if the player you would get later has the same grade as the player you passed on? If there is a player available at 9 that is better than Hockenson why not draft that player and call it a day.

We got nothing the year after we lost Gilmore, correct? I know he signed the most lucrative contract of of any free agent that year.

I would trade our 9th for him. The odds that our pick at 9 has his talent is slim to none. We need to surround Allen with top talent. Most players don't want to come here but when they arrive the grow to like it.

No. Playing against the AFC East equals more wins. More wins equals byes and home field advantage. The Patriots would have been very good regardless of what division they were in but playing in the East made them a dynasty.

Foles should sign that franchise tag deal immediately. I don't think he will comparable pay on the open market.

A lot of people felt he deserved to be the Super Bowl MVP.

He is too talented to last until the 2nd round. Mock drafts in December are fine. Haven't almost all but the bowls games been played? There is a ton of tape on all of these guys.

But he didn't wear a headset.

I think the word "demise" is too strong. The were likely a coin flip away from playing in the Super Bowl.

I don't know if anyone really knew if he was intoxicated or not but it would be reasonable to assume that he was. Since he left the scene no one would know. He also got a DWI shortly after being traded to Seattle. The moral of the story is that I found him to be a difficult player to support.

Didn't he drive while intoxicated, hit a woman with his car, then flee the seen of the crime?

They traded up in the first round twice because the best player available in their opinion was at a position of need.

Allen is going to be good but the Bills would make that trade.

Not so much games but -The first time Wade Phillips didnt wear a headset -The first time Greg Williams had loud horns go off during training camp -The first time that Dick Jauron said "winning in the NFL is hard" -When Doug called himself "Saint Doug" -As for the former GM Buddy Nix, when he questioned his own intelligence. Truthfully though, it was hard not to like him and Chan.

Is 13 million a year reasonable? If so, offer Tampa a 6th round picks so that he doesn't become an unrestricted free agent. If 13 million is too much let him hit free agency then sign him for less.

The Bills had a top 10 offense with Roman and the fans complained that too many of the yards were rushing yards. He is a good coach and so is Anthony Lynn. The Bills were lucky and still liked to complain about the offense.

I agree with a lot of what you said but they were not cheap. You can't give a guy a new contract every year. If you did everyone would hold out every year.

The Bills signed a fat tight end then helped him become a great offensive tackle. They then gave him a significant pay raise. Peters paid them back by holding out most of a season then playing awful for a couple of games forcing the bills to trade him.

It looks like they were smart not to trade him away last off-season.

Lamar or Baker in my opinion. Those players made their team much better. Barkley didn't.