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Yes! Draft anyone over 330 who can move the line backward.

Looks and smells like a safety.

As I tell my students, “all grading is a subjective process, so be nice to me!” 🤪

The world we live in, where $1.99 million is a steal.

I'm glad he is resigned. When healthy, he brings a lot of juice on the D-line. .... Does this open the door for a Oliver trade???

Judon sincerely respects and compliments Josh and Buffalo if you watch the entire segment. I can't believe I am saying this, a new appreciation for a NE Patriot. Well done, Matthew Judon.

Good, and Good

One contribution to this ranking is the Bills have been at the back end of the draft the last five years. There is a collaboration of the teams draft position to opportunity to contribute.

It always does. 🤷‍♂️

Let me correct this: Arizona gets: Gabe Davis (on a one year deal) Dane Jackson (on a one year deal) Round 2 - Pick 59 Round 4 - Pick 130 Buffalo gets: DeAndre Hopkins (on a 2 year deal) Round 2 - Pick 34 Round 3 - Pick 66

But he always forgets his wife's birthday. Just saying.

There is only one best answer to this question: TAIWAN JONES.

I love Demar as a person; all he has gone through is inspirational, but not his play. He is still a 2nd string safety at best. I wish he would retire and use his platform to continue all the good he has been a catalyst for. But it is his decisions to make.

They are genius!

Not worried; Rogers is old and well past his prime.

Don't insult Fitz, he went to that football powerhouse, Harvard, not Yale.

Bob McAdoo = 1973 NBA Rookie of the year, or the 1975 NBA MVP (34.5 points, 14.1 rebounds. and 2.12 blocks per game, while shooting 51.2% from the field and 80.5% from the free-throw line) . . . . And his reward for that MVP season, they traded him (and Tom McMillen) for a hamburger and some cash to the Knicks--which was the beginning of the end of the Buffalo Braves.

After reading this thread, I'm so depressed. Goodness our team is so awful. I think I should just not bother with the '23 season. When does '24 start?

The issue with Jackson, is you need the right offensive system to go with him (which, I guess could be said about every QB). But he is singularly unique. If someone does trade for him, they should somehow, someway, invest in Greg Roman to also be a part of their staff. I bet the Dolphins try hard for him.

Get one of: Ben Powers (29), Dalton Risner (43), Nate Davis (52), or Ethan Pocic (57). And draft a quality interior lineman or LT in the draft. Then reshuffle the current people as needed (Dawkins to a guard? Bates to Center or LG? .... I'm assuming Morse will retire?). if so, the line can only get better.

And he will be from the draft--a Guard.

I'll take all the offensive linemen on that list.

OJ Howard 2.0 ???

I like the general "fix" idea of this thread; that is, "fix" the o-line. Concerning Bates, I think there is a very good possibility Morse retires with his concussion history. If so, Bates slides into the Center position. I agree with the idea of moving Dawkins. But I think the key in all this is, what/who do we draft? The answer => the best o-linemen available! All changes will be based on what that person(s) can do, or not. And it goes without saying, but I do--someone better be telling him, that Spencer Brown has to get better at pass blocking. Also, Tommy Doyle should be back and he was staring to develop. Is he a potential starter?

With his size, is he a potential Safety?