EmotionallyUnstable

Yes. The one thing I hope they don't do is move up for any reason

So the excitement has passed, like it or not, we've added a guard and CB. Where do you see the bills going with the remaining selections? BPA? Project QB? Positional depth? I'd really like to see them add a DT for depth purposes. These later round picks are usually a shot in the dark so why not roll the dice on a QB too.

Best aspect is is nasty streak from what I've seen so far. Hopefully he can step in and start

Carl Davis, Daryl Williams or Petty? Please give us the OL help

I think the miscommunication is when opinions and info become intertwined. I appreciate the inside source, but an objective one.

Any chance this guy plays safety?

Now they'll trade up in the second for petty and my life will be over.

I have no opinion, mostly confusion. Did ANYONE see that coming?

AJ Cann

One plan B omelette coming right up..

Maybe. I just think a first round player, especially one you move up for, should add more value than a situational pass rusher in year one

To move up five spots, Denver gave up two 5ths, and a Starting caliber OLineman. In exchange they got a troubled role player (behind Vonn Miller and Demarcus Ware) for this year. I understand his potential, but was he worth the move? Detroit was able to stack up picks, and still get their guy, Tomlinson, while adding a veteran inside presence from Ramierez. Detroit wins this one.

Yep, no longer required to make his salary public record.

I can't believe no one thought/discussed this before now

Being a football fan, I don't see how the lack of a first rounder makes you uninterested. The results Thursday have an immeasurable impact on years to come. Not to mention, Thursday results directly effect the Bills selection at 50. Maybe I'm not as excited but I am equally as interested

Home, couch, with a couple of cold ones, booing Goodell and talking to myself while pretending to know more than I actually do Life is good.

Yep. SoS really has no bearing on success. Lots of people buy into it because the media jacks it up. He makes a good point however. We've known who were playing for months. Only the NFL could turn something we already know into a three hour program. I believe that it's the coaching staffs responsibility, regardless of the schedule, to have their team prepared each week. Time, place, day, sure they have influence but what it really comes down to is preparations. If you are truly the superior team and have prepared appropriately, all other factors are irrelevant

I knew I liked him for some reason

Can't beat the home opener. Be prepared to stand the entire time and lose your voice. Can't wait. Idk who is reffing that game but I'm Lready pissed at them...Go Bills!

Same teams every year... New York Pats Pit You're right, it gets old. Media wants their money!

Haaa. Cool take. With all these ridiculous stats about the schedule and people freaking out for no reason. Thanks for the interesting outlook

I see us as 10-6 +\- 1 game. Jets and Cowboys week 16 and 17 will be meaningful and might be flexed. Fingers crossed!

Couldn't get a home primetime game. Unsurprised disappointment

This is a very college coach mentality. I've seen this in many, including my own, college coach. Things are run more like the military than a sports team. By all accounts, I hear Nick Saban is the absolute worst. I think this is why guys like him are super successful in college and not in the NFL.

Or he could win multiple suberbowls? I'd say that would be another step forward professionally. On another note, if the Bills win a SUPERBOWL, I'm pretty confident that this city with completely shut down. It would be a gigantic party