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First play? Nobody would bet on that. First drive? We throw a bomb on the first drive pretty often.

If we wanted we could get a top 40 pick for Dareus from some team. We should not be worrying about that right now.

Of course:

I kind of say whatever I want to say when it comes to sports, and just assume that my words have no effect on anything that happens in the games.

Blah get over it, it's ok to talk like this as a fan. Of course we could drop one of these 2...that wouldn't destroy us completely but would suck. And yes, it is possible this team implodes at anytime so we could lose both. But most likely, we're going to 5-2...we're riding high and on a collision course with Brady that will be really fun.

Yea yea, nobody look ahead and we're not that great and can't even pass. BUT...San Fran and Miami are really bad. There is a very realistic, even good (we will be favored in both games), chance that we will be 5-2 hosting the 6-1 Pats at New Era with 1st place in the AFCE on the line (exactly at the half point of the season). Could be the biggest game in modern history. I'm looking forward to that.

I've googled him since and am almost ashamed that I didn't know who he was, but the truth is I didn't. I don't know, maybe I've heard of him and simply forgot...I don't typically retain what little LA Rams information I receive (through only the most general of NFL media consumption). Anyway, Eric basically said he's the best player in the NFL. He said he's like JJ Watt, but that JJ Watt blows assignments leaving holes wide open (when he's not blowing assignments getting tackles for losses or sacks), while Donald is every bit, if not more, disruptive but does so within the scheme, always getting back to his spot, and is going to be a superstar in the league for years to come. He said if Bills fans don't know who he is, they should find out. The host commented that this guy (that I don't know) was the best rated player by PFF for all of last year (as a second year player), and that he is the highest rated player by PFF so far this year through 4 games. So yea...Aaron Donald...apparently #99 for the Rams is going to be tough on Sunday...

I think Sammy may be done in Buffalo.

Thank God. We should win this game.

The craziness has really taken over. Hunter has AJ Green's body, but Hunter has sucked--which is the reason he was available.

Rex really needs to cook up some sort of magic stew for the next several weeks on defense if we're going to win. It really doesn't matter who plays QB, we need to be prime Rex...walking around pre-snap, looking crazy and totally without order, and yet getting pressure and having our cover guys right where they need to be somehow.

If anything I added another round just to be safe...it is widely accepted that the first 4 rounds are the valuable picks...when you get to 5+ it starts to get dicey. To truly invest, you take someone in rounds 1-4...look at what happens when teams trade and you will see this is true. The purpose of the topic is to talk about how we have not invested in the WR position. Citing a bunch of 6th and 7th round picks is irrelevant for purposes of the discussion...

As BuffaloHokie has already pointed out, Naker and Sakman cannot read.

Panned out or stuck around a while? I shutter to think what it would look like to put a list of WRs that went after these guys together.... Not really though, and I don't really mean that as a fair statement. But the point stands, we haven't invested in a passing game. We haven't had a passing game.

Can Reggie Bush take the field with Shady and split out and go in motion a bunch to add to the passing game?

Do you know how ridiculous that statement would be if you said it to anything other than a forum full of Bills fans? What if I cherry picked the 6 best games for ODB and extrapolated?

Damn, that was an absolutely epic, stellar, amazing, jaw-dropping WR class. It's hard to argue value on Sammy even if he was healthy and all-world for us...which he was not.

Also, while I would never argue any QB we've drafted over the relevant time period is any good, I would argue that it would be hard to tell. We've been drafting like a Rex Ryan team long before Rex Ryan was our coach.

2015 2 Ronald Darby 50 CB 2016 2014 4 Ross Cockrell 109 DB 2013 4 Duke Williams 105 DB 2013 5 Jonathan Meeks 143 DB 2012 1 Stephon Gilmore 10 DB 2012 4 Ron Brooks 124 DB 2011 2 Aaron Williams 34 DB 2011 4 Da'Norris Searcy 100 DB 2009 2 Jairus Byrd 42 DB 2008 1 Leodis McKelvin 11 DB 2008 4 Reggie Corner 114 DB 2006 1 Donte Whitner 8 DB 2006 3 Ashton Youboty 70 DB 2006 4 Ko Simpson 105 DB Actually 14 CBs, so more than double. Picks are listed here: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/draft.htm

Whaley almost certainly could have killed the EJ pick if he threw a big enough fit. Who the hell lets a guy that has announced his retirement already make the picks in a draft and select a QB #1 overall? With that said, the narrative is that the last draft was Buddy Nix. At least half of that is probably true. I haven't seen Whaley draft any QBs so...I'm not really sure it was his pick to take EJ in the 1st (and 1st overall QB taken). A lot of Bills fans and media often talk about how the team finally has talent and/or is more talented than it has been in a long time and I agree. I'm not willing to throw him away just yet....but the Rex Ryan match wasn't good for him and I knew that at the time. If he got with a good, offensive minded HC, one that also has experience, I think it would click and they've already got a decent core to build off of. We're still 1 more good WR and 1 more QB away from being damn talented when we're healthy. But yes, WR depth is terrible.

Year Rd Player Pick Pos 2014 1 Sammy Watkins 4 WR 2013 2 Robert Woods 41 WR 2013 3 Marquise Goodwin 78 WR 2012 3 T.J. Graham 69 WR 2010 4 Marcus Easley 107 WR 2008 2 James Hardy 41 WR First off there are only 6 of them, and secondly it's bust central. We deserve this.

Hey guys, guess what? WE WON THE OFFSEASON! Great move going so defensive heavy (with guys that also aren't playing lol). I like a lot of what Whaley has done and usually defend him but it's a tough pill to swallow this time. We have freaking nothing left.

LOL what is this topic? You have to actually tie before tie breakers come into play. A win is important to getting the tie brotha...

In all fairness, if you watched the game, Carson Palmer played terrible today. We had good pressure and played well with the ball in the air (thank God), but Palmer was terrible.