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I’m with you on this. This guy could develop into a monster.

More trade capital.

He’ll be back. Money will run out.

Word on Twitter is that his un-retirement is a sick joke by a sick man. He still plans on retiring.

Love Thurman, but for all of his great moments, the one I remember first is his early 2nd half “head hanging” after a fumble against Dallas in the 4th SB. He was defeated, and it spread like a disease which fueled Dallas’s momentum. Is he top ten? Yes. He was an unreal double threat, and his receiving skills were as respected as much as his run skill. Many times he lined up as a wide receiver running a sideline pattern with the ball coming. He would be great in today’s game.

No one has a crystal ball folks. Nobody knows... Ive got no problem with any QB Beane picks to be the guy.

It does when Ritchie left the door open. Did you catch that part? It’s a money grab, and second thoughts about taking a pay cut.

Stay the course. My bet is that Ritchie reconsiders at the reduced pay. He’s just having an out of reality experience from the roids today. Maybe the Bills toss a couple more bucks at him to allow him to save face. Money doesn’t fall off of trees, and he’s not that rich. If he doesn’t reconsider, McBean has had a plan in place.

Topics like this make me lose faith in humanity

Yeah, same way SD became great with Leaf, or Cleveland became great with Couch and their long list of busts.. Or maybe the same way countless teams became great with high draft prospects who busted out, or how high dollar can’t miss guys like Osweiler, only to wonder how big of a hit the rest of the team took, or in our case, by giving away 6 high draft choice players. I’ve got no problem either way to tell you the truth, but OBD had better not screw this one up.. None of us know how good Darnold or Rudolph will be. Unlike Taylor, Rudolph can make the throws, which makes him my choice. Bottom line? http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/04/09/for-some-teams-drafting-a-quarterback-high-disaster-is-inevitable/

I’ll take Rudolph and keep our picks. We can completely transform this team. There are no guarantees any of the top QBs will be worth the price of top picks, or make up for the several top player/picks it will cost, and its less of a risk that Rudolph won’t develop into a stud.

Well, Ryan chose a guy who couldn't throw at all.. Go figure..

Those who were early fans of the Bills know although tasteless, tacky and insulting, Jerry tells the truth here...

Yeah, that stuff runs out of gas the day you underperform, and is unrecoverable. I'd rather have Rosen.

Rex Ryan expects Buffalo Bills to make huge offer to Giants for No. 2 pick in 2018 NFL Draft ‘I do expect them to make a huge offer to the Giants and move up to No. 2. And if I was them, I would take Josh Allen. You need to have a guy to throw the ball in windy conditions, and no one has a bigger arm than that kid.’ No related posts. SMH.. Sounds exactly like a Ryan choice. Well, that's all I need to hear on who "not" to choose.

The only thing at risk here is Petermans brain. If gets over that game, he’ll be just fine.

Pegulas paid market price at the time.. I’m not so sure our team is worth a whole lot more than what they paid as long as it sits in Buffalo.

Hopefully, it was just bad/stupid drugs..and not a mental issue.

This may have been the plan all along. Unless there is certainty that The other three are sure bets, trading away great draft spots is not worth it. ‘We will see, because I am sure the 2nd choice is still an option if Beane wants to go that way..

Wentz? Someone here is totally totally delusional. Cox? Almost as hysterical... A second day draft pic would do it, but I doubt the Eagles would give us a third for him...

Bingo!

No chance against Brady. The Ravens early 2000 defense would get carved up..

Extremely possible we sign AJ.

Linemen, period.