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Matt Miller - User-Voted - Difficult - First Five Rounds 21: R1P21 QB MASON RUDOLPH OKLAHOMA STATE 22: R1P22 LB RASHAAN EVANS ALABAMA 53: R2P21 C BILLY PRICE OHIO STATE 56: R2P24 DL RASHEEM GREEN USC 95: R3P31 WR JAMES WASHINGTON OKLAHOMA STATE 123: R4P21 TE HAYDEN HURST SOUTH CAROLINA 160: R5P21 RB BO SCARBROUGH ALABAMA 168: R5P29 QB LUKE FALK WASHINGTON STATE A dream? Sure. Is it fun to dream? You bet.

His name is Nick Papagiorgio.

I would think, given Daboll's scheme, that a more intelligent QB would have a leg up. Who would you all consider the most cerebral QB in this class?

http://www.buffalobills.com/news/article-1/Bills-sign-S-Kelcie-McCray-/3610f983-2352-4011-b582-efa069c17dee Buffalo continued to fill out their offseason roster with reserve/future free agents. On Wednesday, the Bills signed S Kelcie McCray. McCray, 29, was last with the Seattle Seahawks appearing mainly on special teams in the 2015 and 2016 seasons, though he did fill in for an injured Kam Chancellor at safety in his two seasons with Seattle. He was originally signed as an undrafted rookie in 2012 by Miami, but spent his rookie season on injured reserve with a broken foot. Claimed off waivers from the Dolphins in 2013 by Tampa Bay, McCray was primarily a special teamer for the Bucs appearing in 11 games. In 2014, he was traded to Kansas City where he appeared in all 16 games as a special teamer. He re-signed with the Chiefs that offseason, but was traded to Seattle for a fifth-round pick in Sept. of 2015. An Arkansas State product, McCray (6-2, 202) has appeared in 63 NFL games in his career. Discuss (or don't, totally your call).

Shhh. Stop making sense.

(1) I feel like I've heard a 3rd a lot. (2) The most I'd give up is a 4th I think. Edit: To clarify, that would be in a scenario where I want to do that. I don't

Who decided to put them all on line 3? That's exactly why you have multiple lines!

I'm not against Bradford, even with the injury history. You're effectively just hoping he can make it 5-6 games before turning it over to your rookie QB. I disagree with the idea that we should sign Bradford for a rookie to sit and learn the whole year.

I liked your comment, but then it occurred to me that working with the Killer Bs might be more appealing than with a team that has zero QBs on contract for 2018.

May the Force be strong with Darth Zayder next season.

If this thread is our comprehensive target discussion area, then I move for the word, in all caps, MEGA-THREAD to be added to the title.

On the contrary, I think, even more than his talent, that one of the most appealing things about signing Cousins is being able to use all of those five top-100 picks to fill out the rest of the roster. If we signed our QB, then we can afford to draft 5 of the BPA at HB/WR/OG/OT/DT/DE/LB/CB.

No worries. I actually remembering wanting Munchak during one of our HC searches.

We could just sit where we are, take another talented LB, and then have another 1st round pick to use on another talented player.

My thought was that Munchak (the OL coach) turned down the 2nd Cardinals HC interview because he thought he might become the Steelers OC.

Go Irish! If we could get Adams in the 4th round, then that would be an absolute steal. Kid is a beast.

Smoothing the waters before his upcoming tour? Not that I liked his music to begin with, but I have refused to listen to a single song since he tried to take our Bills away from us.

Group selfie?

I have no link, but have seen over and over on these boards that he was in line to replace McDaniels. Edit: yeah, that ^

We have no control over the games, so why even talk about them or watch?

Let's just go for Rodgers and Antonio Brown.

The "poor OC history" vs. "worked with Saban/Belichick" see-saw continues... -- Hot garbage is better than ugly garbage... right?

Right? I would think Daboll would scheme his availability based on the media/press availability for the best possible availability match-up.

Steve Berkowitz ✔@ByBerkowitz Per contract, Alabama offensive coordinator Brian Daboll's move to the Buffalo Bills means he (or the Bills) will owe Alabama a $240,000 buyout payment