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It's being reported that Seattle is interested in obtaining Cordy Glenn. Personally, I would much rather keep Glenn and put him either at RG or RT. But if we are to trade him , I wonder if Seattle would be willing to trade Sheldon Richardson for Glenn.

Do I sense a tad of "elitism".

We could go 11-5 and it's not all that crazy It's crazy. It's a long season and we don't have the talent or depth.

Sammy is going too go off on Dallas; 2TD"s+ 123yds.

We do not have a conventionally strong passing attack. Taylor's primary strength is his ability to roll out and either pass or run. Not to mention wearing out the pass rush. If Dennison can build on Taylor's strengths and the Bills make the playoffs, Dennison would be the Offensive Coordinator of the year and a strong candidate for a head coach.

Beane and McDermott are probably very aware that to be successful GM and Coach in the NFL you need a real Franchise QB. They are doing their best to put a decent product on the field. However, if push came to shove, their game plan would be to do whatever it takes to that QB on the roster ASAP.

That's what I thought.

Do you these players personally, so that you can attest to their " undesirable" character?

I was hopeful that the new coaching staff would keep the Offense that was successful last season, and avoid a learning curve. Unfortunately, they took the path of fixing something that wasn't broken. As if that wasn't bad enough, they have chosen to force feed Taylor into a dropback pocket Quarterback. I was always under the impression that you design to your player's strengths, thus putting them into the best position for them to succeed.

Don't get bent, your cool; It's the nature of this season, that's all.

See what a "Search for a Franchise QB" season leads too; meaningless bottom of the barrel posts.

Bills new Offense is banging home the point that Tyrod Taylor is not a drop back pocket Quarterback.

The Bills in Buffalo are probably worth the reported 1.6 billion. However, if allowed to move to a San Antonio, Toronto or London the value of the team, at the very least, doubles.

Perhaps I'll regret it come April, but there is no way I can watch the Bills and hope they don't win. GO BILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wonder how many Bills fans were disappointed with the Kansas City upset last night. If KC is as good as they played last night, our second first round pick will be in the high 20's at best.

You would think that after 17 years of mismanagement if you're a Bills fan you have developed a thick skin.

Bills secondary becomes teams, Achilles Heel.

Ragland trade is a win/win. I'm happy to see Ragland get a chance to be a good NFL Linebacker. The Bills new defensive system was an oil and water scenario for Ragland. Although the Bills paid heavily to draft him, at least they got some salvage.

For the past 17 years, the Bills would perform a stunt to tantalize the faithful that the upcoming season could be the one to end the playoff drought. Unfortunately, these offseason splashes always ended in disappointment that left egg on the faces of the Bills brain trust. It seems the new brain trust has derived a stunt, should it fail, that postpones egg on the face for at least 3 years.

A Bills fans heart on game day will be saying win. However, winning will be contrary to the strategic goal of having the best position in the 2018 draft to obtain a franchise QB. Perhaps the same for McDermott. I'm sure he's aware that to be a great NFL coach you have to have a great QB.

If the Bills want to do the right thing and let Ragland become the fine ILB that he is capable of being, then they need to trade him to a team that plays a 3-4 defense.

Ducasse gets blown up far too often. He is a player you bring in when all other options have been exhausted.

I don't think Gordon is the type of player McDermott wants on his team. Remember, it's not about accumulating talent, it's about building a team.

The only way Sammy comes back to Buffalo is with another team playing the Bills. Did you see the smile on his face during his first interview in LA?

Will the Bills be better off for "Now and in the future" if Gaines fails his physical and the Watkins trade is negated?