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Foles is a system QB that fits the type of system Daboll wants to run very well.

Glenn and a 3rd for 13.

Foles or Bradford I would be fine with. Then you draft someone like Rudolph or Lauletta, you keep Peterman and you have a QB battle in the offseason. Bradford would probably win that battle and as I've said before, he makes it easy to transition to the next guy because he's bound to get hurt. But we have to approach this like the Eagles or Vikings and build the rest of the team to the point where we're good to great and the right QB puts you over the top.

Jets have the most money and an OC that runs the system Cousins was proven to be successful in. Seems like a no brainer.

If we're taking a dark horse, it Lauletta or bust.

I was watching him and thought it would be cool if he got a big payday cos then he could purchase one of those crazy bionic hands.

This is the kind of thing that got the analytics department fired.

Well I admit I never heard of him but after watching some "all the throws" after watching him light up the Senior Bowl, I'm certainly intrigued. Bradford, Lauletta and Peterman in camp?

People in here talking about cap space... the internet will be the death of civilization. Sad to see Eric retire under these circumstances. I'm sure it's not the way any player imagines walking away form the game. He stuck with us through some truly terrible years and is what a Buffalo Bill should be.

I was on the Foles train coming out of college and felt he would've been an excellent fit for Chan's offense. I think Daboll's offense is also a great fit. Easy reads, a quick tempo and he can be above average. Would be a great bridge if the Bills select one of the projects at QB coming out of the draft or have him compete with (shudder) Peterman.

No way the refs let JAX keep the ball. EDIT: I somehow stand corrected. Kraft obviously isn't paying as much as he used too.

My instinct says sarcasm but then I look at the web address...

Ha, you're right. I can't believe people even show up for the games honestly. I know the Bills haven't been great but they haven't been 1 win in 2 seasons bad. Ever.

No point in trading up and honestly, if I'm the Browns I'm staying right at 1 and 4. They need an infusion of talent and I could see them going Darnold/Rosen at 1 and Barkley at 4. When you only win 2 games in two seasons, you have to hit on two top 5 picks. I think this fan base is going to have to just accept that we might see a free agent or Peterman to start the season. Once you're in to the third, fourth, maybe even 5th best player at a position, there's absolutely zero upside to trading away picks for that player. It would take a miracle for a guy like Mayfield or Rudolph to live up to two first round picks.

Not sure why we are discussing anything about Shady. Best player on the offensive side of the ball and if we go back to a power run game under Daboll expect him to have a big season.

Odd release, weak arm and definitely not all that accurate. Lot's of balls into the dirt, behind his receivers and short. Hard pass.

It's program bias. He came from Oklahoma State so he's automatically going to suck in most people's eyes because of Weeden. If he's a system QB then great, because it sounds like we're installing what has been on of the best offensive systems in the game for the past two decades. All he has to do is distribute the football as well as he did at Oklahoma State and we're golden.

Yea he's hired an agent but I can't see anyone drafting him. He MIGHT be someone you give a chance in free agency. But character his a gigantic issue when you and some teammates get arrested for credit card fraud.

Allen is very streaky against mediocre competition. Sailing short passes and throwing into the dirt shows there is a problem with his mechanics. Any QB that you feel you have to rebuild fundamentally is not someone that should be picked anywhere before the 4th or 5th round.

I like him at 21 or there abouts even more now that Daboll is the OC. I think his passing concepts fit what Rudolph does very well.

Go Gators! Yes: Taven Bryan - Versatile, 3 down lineman. Can play on the outside or inside. Would be a huge addition to a desolate front 4. Also from Wyoming, before I hear any "he couldn't handle the weather" comments. No: Antonio Callaway. Basically a very gifted deep threat with the brain the size of a peanut. Very close to being a felon. Damn shame and waste of talent.

Biggest upgrade to the wide receiver corps. will be getting a QB that will actually throw the ball within 2 feet of them.

It's called sarcasm idjit. But since you got your panties in a wad I did the research for you.

Why would the Vikings let go of the guy currently playing for a trip to the Super Bowl? And why would the Giants give up Eli when he makes the perfect bridge to Rosen/Darnold? The bigger question here is, how does The Process feel about Bridgewater?

PFF deemed 40% of his targets uncatchable and with the way PFF is, it was probably more in the 50-60% range. But let's go with 40%. That's 30 balls his way completely uncatchable. So now you're down to 27 catches on 45 "catchable" passes. Not every incomplete pass is a drop so out of 18 incomplete passes I'd say 10 actual drops is a pretty accurate representation of his season. Have a nice day.