Domdab99

In before the Bills have a great draft, go with JW as the back-up, and then Shady breaks his leg in pre-season.

"The Bills would be on the hook for $4 million this year for a backup running back, who by the end of the contract he just signed will be 28 years old. If they decline, they get a fifth-round pick, an extra $1 million in cap space, and they can use the pick on a 21-to-23-year-old running back with a longer shelf life, longer contract, and for less money." Seems like a no-brained to me. Also, the Pats have two 5th round picks...which one do we get?

WTF is Brad Butler??

Karlos Williams was a 5th rounder, right? He did great AND was easy to replace. Same with MG. I like him, but take the extra cap money and a 5th rounds and run.

And how did that translate to a winning season and playoffs?

also wouldn't mind Lattimore or Conley

Trubisky. Seriously? He's a guy who has NEVER played under center. Not even in high school. He's got 13 starts. Does he have potential? Hell yeah. He'd be a great 3rd round pick up. But at #10?? Are you guys high? The Bills need a lot of help. They need instant starters. LB/S/WR/CB I'd even take a Jonathan Allen. I'd see taking a flyer on Watson...maybe...if Dennison thinks he's a good fit. I wouldn't like it, but I see why that might happen. But Jesus...Trubisky? I just don't see it.

this makes no sense...Eli makes a lot of money...how much could he possibly make selling helmets?

It is insane to draft a RB in the top 10-15 picks...no matter who is available. RBs are a dime a dozen. Look at the production we got out of Karlos Williams and now Mike G. Shore up the secondary Get a fast LB Another WR Those are the needs we need to target in the first round.

only Bills fans would choose a KO return where they didn't score.

Jesus, can we get this guy in the room on draft day? love all the trading back and picking up more picks.

If you want Watson that bad, just wait until the tenth pick. He'll be there.

No. they were hideous...we have great helmets now

lol pretty bad, but it's time to get over it, Guys.

Lol knew you'd get to name calling at some point. Not very Christian of you!

True. God knows, I've tried

Nothing wrong with that...that's not "scheduled," it's organic. I'm not calling for a ban on prayer...just on an organization - or government, while we're at it - obviously sponsoring one religion.

My point is, the NFL is obviously a Christian organization, at least unofficially. Football in America is part of the "Mom, apple pie, and Chevrolet" heartland bull ****. There are plenty of articles out there accusing the NFL and the NCAA and high school football programs of being Evangelical in its message. It's hard to play football in many programs if you aren't a Christian. I'm all for helping the players psychologically, but if they need spiritual guidance, that should be done privately, away from the team. that's my point...providing Christians with spiritual guidance but not believers of other faiths is not fair. And what about players of no faith? Nothing like ostracizing a group of players when there is no need to, right?

So you think NFL teams need chaplains for grief counseling? Why not rabbis? Or a Mullah? Or a team psychiatrist that holds their hands when the flights get bumpy? Give me a break. do they provide players of other religions with private clerics?

Lots of people have jobs that require travel. Their companies don't usually have a "corporate chaplain" travel with them, though.

Oh my gosh how could I forget that?? If aliens from outer space ever ask me to describe the Bills in one play/sequence - it would be that. lol "How you do me like that?"

lol you don't remember him telling Tex not to challenge the Hogan catch against the Chiefs when the replay showed Hogan caught the ball? Just once I'd like for a football player to blame Jesus for losing the game.

lol "chaplain." I hate that the NFL is so obviously Christian in just about every way. What does religion have to do with football?

then I'm an idiot