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For comparison, these were their rankings AFTER the draft last year. https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-power-rankings-chiefs-eagles-jets-2023-nfl-draft

Bills are 5th at worst

PFF is garbage

Go Bills!

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What a career. Have a nice retirement. Another team looking for a QB in the draft? Never mind, I forgot they had Richardson. He's okay, I guess...

Why shouldn't Wilson get fired? He sucks and for all we know he's a huge ***** *****.

Cheap Gabe Davis replacement

Bills take two Oregon Ducks in first two rounds: JPJ and Troy Boy

Broncos Country.... let's ride!

It's a hit in that it's an improvement over the current uniform, which I never liked. The shoulder treatment is great, since straight lines have never worked on rounded shoulders. The jagged edge reminds me of a horse's mane in the wind. These uniforms overall are aggressive and clean. Although, I do agree with others that they could've gone back to the old rearing bronco logo.

Yeah, that's too crazy to me. This QB class isn't great enough for that. Are there really that many teams who are so desperate? Most of these guys are gonna bust...hard. IMO Daniels shouldn't even be a first rounder. But that's probably just my ASU fan bias coming out.

The odds are in my favor. Not scared.

There's no cheating in this fantasy land.

I've accepted the notion that the Bills won't take a WR until the 2nd round or later. There's probably going to be a starting-caliber center there at 28 who will be Allen's reliable big ugly in the middle for the next 10 years. The Bills have the culture and coaches in place to mold young OLmen right now. McD fired Dorsey last season because he wanted to get back to more complimentary football, which he then found with Joe Brady and the renewed running game. They'll continue that trend in this draft. I think they'll then grab the best WR on their board in the 2nd. That guy will probably still have an elite trait like speed or size, which they can develop into a good starter or "matchup problem" (as a term we've heard recently). This is a deep WR class, so Beane is confident they get two offensive players who will contribute from day one.

Not "$$$"....more like "$" Just buy one month and watch the show, it's worth it. When we hear about a show we want to watch, we "rent" it for a month then cancel, costs less than eating out for lunch. Shogun is awesome.

Player. Could then transition to coach. Could then transition to front office. Forever. Surprised how many are not choosing player. I mean, in this hypothetical scenario where we have all the skills to competently work any of these roles... I'm playing the game first.

Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State - AZ Cardinals Rome Odunze, Washington - TN Titans Ladd McConkey, Georgia - NE Patriots Brian Thomas Jr., LSU - MN Vikings Xavier Worthy Texas- Commanders Bonus Bills pick - C/G Jackson Powers-Johnson

I know I could get one. Probably not two.

I agree it's not indicative of anything in regards to their draft plans. First of all, a matchup problem is just a guy with any special trait that helps them dominate (speed, strength, overall athleticism). Second of all, he says Kincaid can be that matchup problem. So, what I get from this is that they could take a WR in one of the first two rounds or not at all.... 🤷‍♂️

This is a logical take, but we're not talking about a lot of money here, either way. Beane always says they're constantly looking to upgrade at every position. So far this guy looks like an upgrade over what the Bills have.

The dude hasn't missed through 3 games, including two 60+ yarders and a game winner. He credits it all to hard work. Certainly won't be expensive. Watch him and the Michigan Panthers at 4pm Saturday on FOX. Get 'er done, Beane! Okay, time for another drink

People seem to forget about Samuel for some reason. The Bills absolutely need one #1 type boundary receiver

It's a real problem with people. My first thought when I saw this was "where's the link to the stat? Where's the research? Something? Anything?" Why do people just read a tweet or watch a video and automatically believe it? It goes against everything we were thought growing up.

Funny you mention the eclipse because there was a widely viewed "UFO" sighting shared by people who saw..... the shadow of a plane passing above the clouds as they viewed the eclipse Do the UFO sightings made by experienced pilots that get officially investigated and remain unexplained count as data?