BillsFan17

Lone bright spot in the Packers secondary. I think mcdermott wad 100% the guy that landed Hyde. He's used players like that in Philly and Carolina

I think Reiff could be an option.

People really want cook over clay? Are tou kidding me

Lmao, and bills fans didn't want the kid back...

I would rather Bennett or just draft one

I hope watson is still in play for us. However,unless Adams or Hooker are there at 10; try like heck to trade down. If not, I strongly consider taking Williams or Davis, if not the best DL on the board.

Absolutely. Kid is a red zone mismatch nightmare for defenders.

I think it's common for a new HC to want a little stability at the position. Knowing how much their fate is tied to the position. In no way does this mean they couldn't consider a QB in the draft, but also aren't left scramblin around trying to figure out what to do. This at least keeps the locker room in a winning mentality.

A 31 year old back who has pedestrian YPA. I really don't understand this move other than possible seeing Tolbert as strictly a short yardage/passing back.

My thoughts exactly. I'd much rather spend the money to sure up the offensive line. Gilmore would be nice to keep at the right price, which isn't a reality. In turn, spend the money on a RT. The draft is weak at the OT position, thats pretty well stated at this point in the draft process. So, you let the over priced DB walk and replace him in what might be a historically deep DB draft.

I don't think you watch a lot of college football.

Huge pick up by the Giants.

This is why when he was hired, I immediately to pump Davis the WR for our pick. Could be a Thomas clone and would be ideal in our offense. Health concerns make it hard to judge now. Now I am thinking we can hold out and take Godwin a little later in the draft.

You could cut Taylor and roll with Cardale. Might not sound ideal, but if we are bad enough and have a shot at Darnold or Rosen or Falk. Heck, best case scenerio, Jones ends up being the answer. All in all Taylor is not taking this team to the post season.

Your current NFL MVP had 37 in his last two years at BU. Not for nothing having a 4-2 ratio in the two games against Ohio State and Albama whom have NFL caliber secondaries. NEither of the two INTs coming against Bama, on the biggest stage, executtin two beautiful drives. Almost every QB worth their weight will be bailed out by their WR. Antonio Brown, ODB, Julio Jones, etc... all have bailed out their QB. It's one of the things that helps seperate them from their peers. The point is, these guys are willing to allow their playmaker to make a play on the ball. Not for nothing we drafted a WR forth overall and paid Clay handsomely. Wouldnt you rather see those guys be given a chance to make a play oppose to a short check down? The type of play that looks good on the state sheet and yet doesn't bet first downs or utilize the talent we have tried to accrue. And believe me I am not saying he's without fault. I also acknowledge that not every pass is an accurate one, but in that regard not every INT is a QBS fault. Bad routes, play call, tipped passes, etc..

Not the end all be all, but you cant deny the fact the impression it gives that, despite the turnovers he is still very accurate. With or without big time WRs in the lineup. Heck, won the Heisman without Mike Williams. His decision making needs to be worked on,I call it the John Tavares effect, which, at times you take too much onto your own shoulders when you to shouldn't be. In turn, mistakes are made. I think, without a shadow of a doubt, if his INT numbers were lower he would be a sure fired top ten discussion pick instead of just a "first rounder." As far as Manuel, not to be an apologist, but by all accounts the kid was rushed. Despite that, played very well in his early rookie starts. The injury against the Browns is when I feel like the set back started and was never corrected from there. I feel with Watson, and this whole for that matter, like Manuel shouldn't be pushed into the lineup early.

The chargers have one of the worst lines in football and don't think the guy is worth the pay day. I think Fluker will look to get close to the eight million plus that the charger are avoiding. Not sure if the kid is worth it. Will probably latch on somewhere, but I am not overly interested.

Watson never completed less than 67% of his passes. How is the kid being deemed inaccurate? Especially when his attempts rose every year he played college. His YPA isn't anything to sneeze at either with 7.9. One of my favorite assets of this kid is his accuracy when the stage is the biggest. Doesn't get rattled and dials it in. Sure, there are times where he will make a risky throw and allow his WR to make a play. I am taking that method at the position over the simple dump pff that won't go for first down yardage on third down. Not for nothing everyone talks about how good of a WR Williams is- watson had a phenomenal year WITHOUT him in the lineup last year. Now, people give watson grief for utilizing Williams ability to win contested balls. Not for nothing I would love to have a QB that would do that more with the likes of Watkins, Clay and if we keep him (Hunter). People can try and creative whatever narrative they want about Watson, but there is absolutely no denying his ability.

He's just not the type of player you take top ten.

Really? I post from my phone, there are going to be typos and grammar errors. Nature of the device I am using when I post. That is the fun stuff I miss from BBMB. As far as ICB, there has been a handful if stuff he has been right on, but that's like telling me because you won on some scratch off lottery tickets that you are a financial guru.

Like I said in another thread. Even if this was true, I don't see the bills making that choice until they absolutely have to. Unless they are floating it out there in order to force teams to up the anty... However, I think whaley will wait until the decision absolutely has to be made.

Even if that were the case, I don't think that will be known up until they realize the aren't getting the offer they really want. Who knows if in the final minutes a team gets desperate enough like the Browns... I would much rather move him and find the long term solution.

Easy to say that, however, we have no idea of his sandlot style would translate to a po style. Mahomes relied a lot on improve. I like the kid don't get me wrong. I think he's one of the most gifted players in the class. However, can't say hypothetically how well he would do in that offense, because if teams thought he would be well versed in a pro style, no doubt he would be the first QB off the board.

Problem is the offense he played in is doing him no favors. This was the issue with Goff who is a very gifted passer at Cal. However, the offense Goff was in didn't help his transition to the NFL at all. No one will deny Mahomes talent, but how soon will he be able to be an impact?

Yet, he was able to identify the player of topic. Albeit not in the draft, but still scouted the kid obviously enough to see he was worth a shot.