Domdab99

It must be fun making a snarky comment about an article you obviously didn’t read. You have no clue what the metric the writer used is - that’s obvious by your post. So you’re saying a quote from the article doesn’t explain the whole metric and hat you made your decision based on incomplete info and didn’t bother reading the article?? holy ****, you people are amazing

?? Wtf is wrong with you? I’ve even said in this thread I have no idea what the right decision would be. I linked it because I though other Bills fans would find it interesting, not because I necessarily think it’s gospel. what an !@#$ you must be in real life. Go outsides and take a run or something, Gomer. You need to let off some steam.

Once again, I didn't write the article, Numbnuts.

Yeah, I just think it's funny that I share an article that might be interesting to some of you and I get shouted down like I wrote it.

lol okay, I get it now....no one wants to actually discuss things, they just want to confirm what they already believe. You see, for me, I'd love to move up and get a franchise QB. I just don't want it to be a huge boondoggle where we select a Blaine Gabbert or a Jake Locker. I don't know what the correct answer is - move up to #2 and sell the farm, move up to #6 and grab Mayfield if he's there, grab whoever falls to #12, or wait until the 2nd or 3rd round and draft a QB there, while filling out the roster with other picks. I really don't know. But apparently, everyone here does. Good for you! Discussion be damned lol.

lol at least I read that article before having an opinion, Sparky.

...And that Josh Allen is a monster bust. There’s a new approach to NFL QB projections — and the 2018 draft class is in trouble Great article. One of the things that stands out is that, based on this analysis, Josh Allen's ceiling is Ryan Mallett. *** "Heading into the NFL Draft at the end of April, so much analysis always focuses on the idea of projection, on what a guy might be able to do, not necessarily what he’s done. This makes sense, of course, to a point — so much of success at any level is based on situation, scheme, and circumstance. The right coach, teammates, or system can make an immense difference, plus these guys haven’t faced NFL talent, with NFL coaching, before. Plenty of QBs with great college stats have bombed out in the pros, and plenty with merely good stats have thrived. NFL GMs can be forgiven for thinking that, once we get a kid in our system, it’s all gonna work out just fine. We can fix his flaws and maximize his talent. Stats will only tell you so much. They are, dare we say, for losers. If we look at the right stats, however, and do so from the right perspective, we can still get further down the road than we would get just relying on basic stats or the eye test. For instance, we definitively know a prospect’s ceiling: His college stats."

Hammer Thrower

I still can't believe it

Who the hell is Jordan Palmer?

lol it's going to be more than this

Watson is one more knee injury away from being teddy Bridgewater. LOL at people anointing him so quickly. And Mahomes hasn't done a goddamned thing yet.

Say we do this instead of reaching for a QB: Round 1 Pick 12: James, Derwin, SS/FS, Florida State Round 1 Pick 22: Vander Esch, Leighton, OLB/ILB, Boise State Round 2 Pick 21: Lauletta, Kyle, QB, Richmond Round 2 Pick 28 (PITT): Chark, DJ, WR, LSU Round 3 Pick 1: Sutton, Courtland, WR, Southern Methodist Round 3 Pick 28 (PITT): Christian, Geron, OT, Louisville Round 3 Pick 32: Settle, Tim, DT, Virginia Tech Round 4 Pick 21: Griffin, Shaquem, OLB, Central Florida Round 5 Pick 29: Scarbrough, Bo, RB, Alabama Round 6 Pick 13: Dickson, Michael, P, Texas Now that's a draft that will plug some holes. Then next year you have the possibility of Lauletta, McCarron, or even Peterman stepping up, or you draft another QB or go after one in FA/trade. Trust me, I'd love to trade up for Josh Rosen or Baker Mayfield, too, but I just think the cost is going to be too high. It's a conundrum, I know....

Chris Simms is so bad

Um, that's what I said.

LOL I am discussing things, where am I not? In fact, I agree with a lot of what people are saying. I want a franchise guy, too. The first response was to someone who only replied "wrong." The last response was for - well, you can read, can't you? Maybe you meant this response for them? Or did your snowflake melt, too?

Don't be disingenuous. No it can't. You can't say that a franchise QB is the difference maker, and then say that a pick we give up so many other picks for ,who doesn't work out, is the same as another pick not working out. And I agree with you on most things. The difference is this front office making the decisions and the picks seems like they know what they are doing. That's the difference between them and the other regimes clicking buttons and not going after a franchise guy. I have to assume that if they do not trade up, that they know what they're doing. But that's not a given, of course.

Whew! That's good to know. Thanks. LOL we have a shot at ONE of these players. Maybe two. Okay, what No. 1 receivers are going to be on the market in FA next year? And LOL at including Reilly. I deeply apologize. I hope your snowflake didn't melt.

True....but the Pats can now make it very expensive for the Bills to move up. Wouldn't put it past BB to drive up the price on Rosen for the Bills just for ***** and giggles.

Goid points. But how many years does it set us back if the QB you move up for us t anything special?

Like the Rams did?

Beer. Lots of it. But I hope you're right! No, I said it's more likely we hit on one of 6 than just one. Remember, that QB can be a bust, too.

For all you guys know, we're going to trade up and take Josh Freakin' Allen.

You think we're going on a playoff run with this current roster? Really? Who is this savior QB going to throw the ball to, exactly? You have a problem with reading comprehension, don't you?