CSBill

BB, I hope your first two picks are prophetic, that would be a great first two days of the draft: 1. RT Jake Mathews 6'5" 308 Tex A&M 2. WR Allen Robinson 6'3" 220 Penn St.

if he can play, draft him

As this thread shows—with so many well thought through perspectives and angles--there are so many nuances to this process. There are lots go good options, but what is the best option???? Let's hope the Bills figure it out.

Consider this: "Of the thirty-two teams, twenty are set to start former first round picks at left tackle. Seven more were drafted in the second round, and are expected to start at left tackle. These numbers don't even take into account this year's past draft." (6/13/13) I hear you, and I for one would not at all be upset if the Bills drafted one of the top tackles (although Lewan doesn't excite me). I'll say it again, Hairston is the Wildcard. He played very well when he did play, and if the Bills think he can provide stability at the RT position, then draft something else. Or, if he can move to a guard position, and then draft another tackle ??? …. that might be an even better option. But who knows?

What is the over-under? two games before this is a point of controversy in the NY press & the 4 letter network, should Vick be staring over Gino ???? Let the fun begin, I for one, can't wait.

yeah, this (all this) . . .

Consider this, good tackles can be found in the 2nd round as well . . . wasn't our current left tackle, whom we all agree, "is pretty good" (good enough that even these top 10 pick tackles would not displace him), was a second round pick? I say, draft the playmaker: Ebron or one of the top WRs, and get your RT in the 2nd or 3rd. This too, is what I'd like to know. If Hairston is available, I think that gives the Bills more room to draft a potential play maker at 9. I really think that Hairston's conditions is the wildcard in all this. If he's healthy and ready to go this season, the Bills drafting options are much better.

Fitz in, Shaub out, it means the Texans are going to draft a QB at one …. which is good news for the Bills, the more QBs that go ahead of us, the better quality available at 9

yawn

I would be very happy with this scenario, with either Matthews or Robinson

No worries, The Pats are just trying to keep up with the Bills

Take a lesson kids, this is what happens when you stay up all night drinking, and make posts at 2:00 AM.

A false presupposition = Evans is not a #9 pick

VW a Buffalo Bill = Fantasy Football The Pats will not let him walk, there's a reason they go to the play-offs every year, and, well, we don't

cheech and chong

and why do we want or need him?

why the gray highlight, I can't read any of it????

just say YES!

Dumb: A) Byrd was not/is not/never was going to resign with the Buffalo Bills . . . And Dumber: B) Byrd was always going to/was never not going to/always planned on . . .

Not a fan of the top two picks . . . I think Moses is not that high . . . any guy from ND is slower and less athletic than you think he should be . . . and concerning Moses, would love him, but some draft people have him going in the late first round, hard to believe he'll be around in the fourth. I'd be happy if the Bills drafted him in the second.

yes and, yes me too

Indeed, there were some people on this board who were pretty harsh on him this year. Remember, he missed a third of the season, and when he did come back, he was basically playing with one arm. And even with that, he was still decent. I expect him to make a big jump next year—as long as he stays healthy.

If one of them is there, I don't see how we can pass on it. This is one of the higher % of instant return for the pick, picks (all 1st round o-line picks). No doubt, any of the three can step in as starter from day one, and be highly productive/successful … hard to promise that at most other positions.

Yes, gives us a better shot . . . call it "backed in" or whatever, its still the play-offs once it starts