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If Carucci wrote it then you know for sure Whaley is safe and... OH WAIT

Should have been gone in December. /smh

What???

He's going to make a pretty darn good Director of Pro Personnel in his next job, but he's just not cut out to be a GM.

May have to bump my draft grade up a notch Press conference video: http://www.buffalobills.com/video/videos/Sean-McDermott-Contuine-to-Add-Players/ff1417e3-a830-4ce6-ac1b-c89214fd3e86 Jason La Canfora‏Verified account @JasonLaCanfora Follow More Bills scouts and personnel men told to be in the office in the AM where new of GM change could be revealed according to sources Imagine that, a new GM before the Sabres!

Pretty hard to draft a guy like this after you just spent the last 3 months preaching character and discipline. Elway is still good friends with Jim, right?

Now that's a great draft pick.

Checks the character box that we've been hearing about. FWIW.

Maybe they see him as a SS.

It's a lot easier to draft starters when you have glaring holes in your lineup. I couldn't envision any possible draft scenario where we didn't get starters at CB and WR. Hope this kid works out, but this feels like a bit of a reach.

OMG that Cowboys announcement was a draft highlight for the ages. WOW

Come on now McD. You're ruining the warm, fuzzy feelings from yesterday's trade.

Yeah I hope this trade up rumor is BS.

I'm surprised Cam Robinson is still out there. Saban said he's the best OL he's ever had at Alabama.

It's difficult for many to get excited by a CB because if they do their job well you generally don't see them on TV. I certainly understand the animosity for replacing a 1st round pick lost in FA with another 1st round pick. But the situation is what it is, and I don't think anyone can argue that CB isn't a position of need. I expect them to take another CB on day 3, and a safety as well.

Right. After four years of working under the modus operandi of instant gratification, Doug "Win Now" Whaley -- with his job seemingly in jeopardy -- does a complete 180 and decides to start building for the future. Sure. I don't know what's more entertaining -- the draft, or the Doug Whaley apologists trying to convince themselves that he's still calling the shots. If somebody wants to set the odds on how many times we hear the word "collaborative" in the next month, I would like to bet the over.

With the rough rule of thumb, the 3rd in 2018 would be worth a 4th this year. From what I understand, most teams use their own internal chart that vary slightly from the one posted here. Also, it's very important to understand that each draft is different and results can vary wildly depending on who is available. For example, there is no way you were trading into the #2 spot for the Luck/RG3 draft like Chicago did today. It took a king's ransom to get that pick because of the players involved. The naysayers can point out the aberrations, but for the most part the draft chart is still very much alive.

Bears 2600 49ers 2200+255+104+41= 2600 It's right using the rough rule of thumb method of devaluing future picks by 1 round.

We're sacrificing a little bit of value for more personnel. This team has a lot of holes to fill. There's also very little room for the Chiefs to improve, and a ton of room for them to drop which would only benefit us.

If no one is there, trade down again.

McDermott for mayor.

What an amazing trade. Is this the Bills front office I'm watching?

Jerry throwing shade

Leroi has given some good inside info before, but you're not going to convince me that he's privy to the team's draft board 24 hours before the draft. When you're picking 10th, it's not difficult to name 5 players and hit on one of them. That being said, if his top 4 players are off the board and we pick John Ross, I will come back to this thread for my mea culpa. I'll be absolutely sick to my stomach, but I'll come back to give credit.