Chuck Wagon

But Mahomes is pretty much just like Tyrod, while trading to #2 could get us Baker Mayfield, who actually plays to win the games.

1) Baker - people here tell me he plays to win while apparently the other QBs play to lose. So take the guy who is actually trying to win first of course. 2) Mason Rudolph - Part of being a Bills fan is just accepting the mediocrity that happens to you while trying to convince yourself it's anything but mediocrity. That's the definition of Mason Rudolph. 3) Any other QB who will get drafted after 12 - We just have too many holes, currently we would go onto the field with only 9 defensive players because we need 2 more linebackers, we probably wouldn't even put a 3rd CB on the field in nickle right now either, there may not be enough players to play WR either. BIG GAP 4) Probably Darnold - but I just don't know about him 5) Lamar Jackson - He's pretty much exactly Tyrod, so why would we need him? 6) Josh Rosen - He's from California, and rich, so if we drafted him he'd probably just retire because he's already rich. Also, doesn't like Trump. 7) Josh Allen - I heard from a guy who knows a guy he was thinking about changing his last name to Losman. He also wore #17 in college, which is almost just like Losman. He's also tall like EJ. Pretty much already a bust.

We should probably suspend operations as a franchise until a QB from the Rust Belt comes around.

If you've already decided the QB is going to be E.J. 2.0, why don't you find something more enjoyable to do with your time?

It's more likely Baker is available at 12 than Allen IMO. Also, teams behind us who may be interested in QB (Arizona, Baltimore, Chargers) know we are the hurdle that needs to be jumped.

I don't know why people think this sort of disclaimer is insightful. If they make the move up, of course they believe it's the franchise guy.

I agree with this. They've prepped for this for a year. They know if the guys at the top are worth moving up to get. They may not know which one is THEIR guy, but they know if there is at least 1 that's worth taking the chance on. Making the move up and making the pick are two separate transactions.

I'd much rather they take a swing then be yet another regime that settles in hopes of finding a diamond in the rough.

Welcome to the dark side. We've planned a year for this, now is not the time to get cold feet. Get the QB and everything else falls in line.

Get the trade for the QB done and then trade for Martavius Bryant.

Bills have the second best ammo. Denver could still flop #5, 2 more 1sts, a 2nd that's not much lower than #22, other picks if they really wanted to. I firmly believe if the Giants are trading the pick they are going to move well before the draft.

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There was a guy who clearly had the 5th year option rules flipped trying to claim 2nd round picks were worth more than 1st round picks because you got an extra cheap year.

Oh no, what are we going to do at SAM linebacker, 3rd WR, backup DT and 3rd CB! Way too many holes to get a franchise QB for the first time in 2 decades!

Perhaps, like a lot of analysts, the Bills have two guys (Darnold & Rosen) well in front of everyone else at the position.

Except for that guy a couple weeks ago claiming the 33rd pick was the most valuable pick in the entire draft.

Flop it all on the table. 12 / 22 / 53 / 56 / 65 / 2019 2nd for 2 / 101 / 2019 4th

The Carolina team they helped build is basically a very good D and Cam Newton carrying a subpar offense.

I don't believe it's realistic at all. Hernandez and Hurst are borderline 1st round picks and Jackson is likely gone before 22.

No one has ever drafted a bust thinking they were going to be a bust.

We are playing musical chairs and there aren't a lot of seats open.

RG3 Wentz Goff When someone hits your asking price, you move.

I completely recognize that. The reward is worth the risk. The possibility also exists we keep all 5 picks and we draft 5 disappointments. Any draft pick is a risk.

Even if it's all 5 picks between 12 - 65, the reality is you are likely giving up 1 pro bowler, 1 borderline pro bowler / solid starter, 1 solid starter, 2 disappointments. The impact simply pales in comparison to getting a QB who is the face of the franchise for a decade or more.