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Jones and maybe Michel are both going first round. I seriously would consider Jones at 21, but would prefer selecting him baack of 1st round after a trade down

I would shock Bills Mafia and take Ronald Jones. His game translates big time to the NFL. He will score many long TD's via pass and ground I like Sony Michel too And to those that say we do not need to prioritize RB- I say we need playmakers. Ronald Jones is a playmaker

The GIants secondary was the most pathetic in football last year. Apple is a self centered head case. Janoris made Deion look like Jack Tatum. And DMC took his ball and went home. Eli is toxic

C. Organic and cage free the color varies, usually brown

Eli Apple is available I am hoping we sign Vontae and Gainers. Hey like Marv said- you can't have too many cornerbacks. And besides, that will free us up to draft other needs. And my tongue is in cheek regarding Eli Apple if you didn't already know

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/energy-environment/wp/2018/02/12/she-was-naming-lawmakers-who-took-oil-and-gas-money-so-they-barred-her-from-the-public-hearing/?utm_term=.10d785494949

Carwell Gardner is one of my alltime favorite Bills. We had some heated games against the dolphins and Carwell was always in the thick of it. That dude could regulate

My hunch is that the top 4 QB's all go top 10 this draft after a few wild trades(I predict Cleveland trades down playing moneyball). If that goes down, the remaining QB's would get bumped up on draft boards. IMO Jackson is worth a gamble. He is every bit the athlete Tyrod is, and then some. His ceiling is as high as any other QB in this class. And he would instantly be better then Peterman. And I am not sure what options we will have. Someone will overpay for Cousins, and then every other available QB will get way overpaid. Considering our options, IMO Tyrod is pretty fair value at $16 million. I am ok if we pick up Tyrod's option, draft Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen at 21. Then we can fix front 7 and our oline with draft and free agency

I did, but you didn't quote my whole quote. No thank you to Blaine Gabbert, Mark Sanchez, RGIII or the latest overhyped QB that comes with a steep price and a big cap hit. Stay put and let the QB and draft come to us..... "The 2017 performance of those eight quarterbacks is a good reminder of the unpredictability of the draft. The four first-round quarterbacks in 2012 selected threw a combined total of zero passes in 2017.

I would not trade up for a QB, and look to acquire more picks. There is a good chance that Lamar Jackson is available at 21. If so I make the pick and trade down for more picks. We need QB, DT, Edge, LBs, C, CB, T, WR- we need all the picks we can get! Do not waste draft capital to overpay for a QB. No thank you to Blaine Gabbert, Mark Sanchez, RGIII or the latest overhyped QB that comes with a steep price and a big cap hit. Stay put and let the QB and draft come to us http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/02/13/2012-serves-as-a-reminder-of-the-unpredictability-of-the-draft/ "The 2017 performance of those eight quarterbacks is a good reminder of the unpredictability of the draft. The four first-round quarterbacks in 2012 selected threw a combined total of zero passes in 2017. Andrew Luck, who went first overall to Indianapolis, missed the whole season with a shoulder injury. Robert Griffin III, who went second overall to Washington, is out of the NFL. Ryan Tannehill, who went eighth overall to Miami, missed the whole season with a knee injury. Brandon Weeden, who went 22nd overall to Cleveland, is a third-stringer for the Titans. The quarterback selected in the second round in 2012, Brock Osweiler, is so bad that his primary contribution in 2017 was being part of one of the strangest trades in NFL history: The Texans traded a second-round pick to the Browns just to get them go take Osweiler and his expensive contract off their hands. After absorbing Osweiler’s cap hit and watching him in the preseason, the Browns cut him. He ended up back with the Broncos, the team that initially drafted him, and did not play well in 2017. And then there were the next three quarterbacks drafted: Russell Wilson, who went 75th overall to Seattle, has won a Super Bowl and was an MVP candidate last season. Nick Foles, who went 88th overall to Philadelphia, just won the Super Bowl MVP award. And Kirk Cousins, who went 102nd overall to Washington, may sign the biggest contract in NFL history when he hits free agency next month."

That is the only time I am ever in my back seat

sure. Thats what back seats are for

morning sex and childbirth

I think that is a good idea for Jack to take the rest of season off

nice win Sabres! They are playing much better lately. I still want Dahlin, but can't complain about beating Boston at the garden

trade back and acquire more picks. Beane's modus operandi

ding dong the witch is dead

I I believe that pick got upgraded to a fifth

spoon is the way to go. Pop the air bubble at top and follow contours of the egg with the spoon. Voila. I can't give away all my chef tricks And as someone already stated, older eggs are easier to peel. I myself love a 145 degree sous vide egg on a steak, salad, burger, sandwich, or any other food item

don't eat any horseshit. And I am not talking about the cheese whiz they slob on cheesesteaks

Drew Brees went in round 2. Nick Foles went in 3rd. Brady went in 6th. Russel Wilson went in 3rd. Aaron Rogers went at 24. So the answer is yes, I think we can draft a great QB at 21

I call the beautiful Asian girl in front row wearing Brady jersey. She's mine. Back away

I would like to see the Bills draft Jackson at 21 and trade 22 to trade to Tampa for 38 and 69 and 188. I would target Nick Chubb or Ronald Jones, Billy Price, and Christian Kirk or James Washington. That should help offense quite a bit. Then I would concentrate the rest of the draft and FA with defense, depth, and special teams

this sounds like BS. More honest then CNN, but bull **** nonetheless