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Star collegiate athletes probably think the current Drafting procedure is terrible. I'm just trying to fixit Jay ; )

Does Eli win a Championship with San Diego? Probably not... Not winning a Championship with Josh would be a failure ...

Yet no championship until he is traded so go figure... ...Detroit goes further with good coaching then they ever did with Stafford...

Stafford is a good example...

The reward you may get for being one of the best college athletes playing in your position is to end up playing for one of the worst coached and managed teams in the NFL. In many instances the best college QB's end up in places destined for failure. So why reward poorly coached and managed teams in this manner? Why do we reward the best college athletes entering the NFL draft in this manner? I get trying to even the playing field. My idea is to make teams work for the rights to the best college athletes. Show that you can coach and manage well enough to give star athletes a chance for success in the NFL. My idea is to give the best team/record to not make the playoffs the 1st pick in the draft and go from best to worst record. Teams on the brink of becoming playoff caliber getting the best college athletes available. Win, win for both the player and team. Playoff teams pick last and still go from best to worst. Stop rewarding perennial bad teams for failure. Any thoughts on this idea my fellow Bills fans? Some of my favorite posters have chimed in now and I just have one thing to say. "Ouch"

To me it looked like Rodgers may have taken an interest in Zach Wilson / development toward the end of the season. The the kid started showing a little grit/ progress IMO. Wilson played fearless despite horrible pass protection. I sure wouldn't give him away...

Can we add Von Miller to the poll?

My thoughts also, with the Josh argument with his old girlfriend the night before the Cinci/ playoff game as an exception to the rule.

Jim Kelly - elite Thurman Thomas - elite Andre Reed- elite Bruce Smith - elite Josh Allen - elite

Much better then Ken Dorsey ever managed it I might add...

One of the main reasons I want the red flag challenge added for missed penalties or a wrong penalty called is to achieve consistency throughout the league. The penalty itself interrupts the flow of the game. Not being enforced properly with consistency increases penalties IMO.

Brady > Dorsey and its not even close. Daboll on the other hand was very good moving the football with a vertical passing game. Ideally an O that can do both allowing one to compliment the other becomes very hard to defend IMO. The brain trust game plan by committee is not a bad idea IMO. Brady stays OC with say Ryan Fitzpatrick as a consultant/ good example to sprinkle a vertical passing game into the O works for me. Use Diggs like S J was used back in the day under Chan Gailey...

The WR position lost its importance in the Brady Offense IMO. The shift from the original Daboll high powered WR passing attack is clearly evident. Allen is being used like a RB again to make the Brady O work. So why would we expect anything different after an off season. If anythying Allens cannon of a throwing arm will be used even less. Joe Brady did a great job taking over the OC position. I'm just not sure he's the answer long term. Brain trust you say?. Pick someone thats got Buffalo Bills football drilled into it already. Ryan Fitzpatrick....

Rooting for Ravens /Josh's QB class/Lamar

Slowly sinking in for me. As much aggravated as disappointed. The fake punt reeked of desperation IMO. Kelce beats us. WR position needs upgrade. D Hop and 1st rounder would float my boat. Diggs can go...

My mom wanted to see this again, So bump...

Good vibes, my confidence is high, and so am I... Go Bills!!!

Weather helps the Steeler run game IMO. Hopefully we can counter with some down hill running of our own from Fornette.

You can bet the Steelers have every intention of trying to run the football down our throats.

Fornette down hill running ...

Brady has won every game hes coached for Buffalo ( OC ) except 1 vs Eagles and should have won it. Playing Complimentary ball control football and keeping our high motor D well rested. This stat argument means nothing when you can't beat the better DC's in the league. A ball control O gives you long sustained drives. Naturally it brings the score down.

Lol, I love it!

Fitzmagic, If thats you, You got my attention Seriously, the way Joe Brady has Allen actually checking the ball down because he knows how well it works. Its something both Daboll and Dorsey had problems with IMO. Myself personally, I'm interested in seeing what Brady can do with an Offseason to tweak the O. I think the mans got some innovative skills of his own. Along with a QB that can execute any play. Throw anywhere on the field.

Playing complimentary football. Joe Brady is game planning and play calling a more ball control, sustainable Offense. NFL evolves, Defenses were already giving the Daboll O problems before his departure. One dimensional, virtually no threat of a run game that's not Josh Allen. This team is much more balanced on O and harder to beat under Joe Brady IMO. 500 team before the Dorsey Departure. Winning 5 out of 6 going down the stretch through the hardest part of the schedule under Brady. Well rested high motor Bills D with half its starters gone.