BuffAlone

Sills is a great signing

Agreed. He Definately has the physical traits.Beginning to wonder if he has a chance at replacing Zo eventually

Beane put himself out there last year for JA and TE. A missed pick on a 3rd round RB don't compare in the slightest

I see a solid 10 year career and multiple honors or accolades coming this kid's way. A mauler and soon to be fan favorite

Looks like Beane's creative way to deal with the pass rush

Nsekhe is our swing tackle. Waddle probably don't make the team. Long and Teller battle for RG. The rest are penciled in as starters IMO.... Dawkins/Spain/Morse/Long-Teller/ Ford What a difference a year makes!

No sir....your info is twisted. Returns were about 50%. I'm not counting anything other than kickoffs

Not necessarily an even third, but its still a good bit of plays that need covered. Still need gunners....

We need another you so we can have a pair of Harry Limes to go along with the bunch of Johnson's?

Returns are rare? They were still about 50% last year...ST's are still a third of the game

Maybe not this year with Johnson and Gaines being signed along with Wallace and Taron back into the mix...

Trevon Wesco is so good he made the list twice#127 & #202. ?

I think both are more than just "safe and ok" players.

The linemen were "safe, ok picks"? ?

Killin it so far!

McDermott said he wanted me to stomp the Goat...but I only had a horse

Never seen a better fit than Ed Oliver to the Bills in 2019. Absolutely perfect. So happy he fell to us!

Ssorry for the confusion. What I'm saying is, what is the better philosophy? Drafting Q Will, at the price of two 1st rd picks, and a rookie contract price, or trade a 1st and 2nd rd pick, and 17 mil a year for Frank Clark?

And 17 million a year.....

The point is, with a competent FO, I'd rather add Q Will after a trade up, to secure a stud at all 3 levels of the D, all on cheap deals, than add a 17 million a year player at a similar cost. Then turn around and spend that saved cash to fill out the roster. The same needs done on Offense no doubt, but price seems to be an afterthought so long as the pick is the correct one. Build thru the draft, as has been stated many times by McBeane, and use the extra cash to pick up the Hyde, Poyer, and similar players to balance the roster. I am not opposed to tradeing up for Q Will at the cost of next years first

If we move up for a can't miss prospect, say to #3, who complains? A lot is my guess. I tell you why I disagree... Frank Clark cost a 1st, a 2nd, and 17 million a year. My line of thinking is, why not spend 2 1sts, and pay an elite talent about 8-10 million a year instead? Wth is the difference? We build the foundation thru the draft, and use the saved cash to supplement our team over the next few years. To me, its just as sound a philosophy as much as the line of thought of holding onto "valuable" draft commodity. The voices tell me I'm not completely crazy. Should I listen to them? What are your thoughts??

Prayers Poncho n family!!! Hang on Brother. You are too loved to succumb so soon. I pray for you.

The 49'ers go N'keal Harry. The G-Men are on the clock with GM @mrags

Yup, I think we agree

Id rather Miles Sanders in '19. Or Rodney Anderson.... How old is he now??