Doc Brown

He has nowhere to go but up.

I know. That's why I said he sucked his rookie year.

There was a mock last year where pretty much everyone was ticked off by our choices. I believe it was Ossai in the first and Shelvin in the second. Neither went in the first two rounds and both were drafted by the Bengals. They both sucked their rookie year.

What exactly drew you to the Bills?

I was glad to see Bobby Johnson go and Aaron Kromer hired. I doubt Wyatt Teller would not have been traded to the Browns if Kromer took over in '19. If Ford flames out under Kromer then he is a wasted pick. Not so sure about that. By extending Diggs we could create cap space this year if we feel the need to sign a decent CB free agent. I have faith that Beane and Diggs will work something out.

Whoops. Murphy I meant. I got my white DE's mixed up.

Not really. In 2019 our starting four were (at least listed) - Hughes, Oliver, Star, Anderson. I'm not even sure if Shaq makes the team as we're making the assumption he plays at the level he did two years ago.

I'd like to thank Nick Saban for making mediocre prospects with a limited ceiling first round picks.

The Athletic is going to lose money based off this.

I’m hoping this takes a DK Metcalf trade off the table. I knew the Pats would make one big WR move. Glad this was it. They lost two good o-lineman and failed to re-sign Jackson. I think they’re worse than last year.

I saw somebody make a joke online that went something like ….. “Apparently the only thing off limits in Will and Jada’s open relationship are jokes.” -Norm MacDonald’s ghost. The hit to Smith’s reputation can’t be understated. It would be like Tom Hanks slapping Steve Martin.

I was actually hoping for Mafe to fall to this spot so thanks for that. I've seen Johnson mocked from the end of the first all the way to the third. I see some Aaron Schobel in him who was also the 46th pick.

It felt like old times in the arena tonight. Better days ahead (I think). My favorite broadcasting moment of all time...

With the 46th pick in the 2022 TSW Mock Draft, the Minnesota Vikings select Cameron Thomas, Edge, San Diego State The Vikings need to get younger on the defensive line with the uncertainty surrounding Danielle Hunter's future. Thomas was dominant in rushing the passer in the Mountain West Conference. The Washington Commanders @Hermesare on the clock...

That's where the true bias of the article comes into play. They frame it that everyone polled in the Buffalo area are Bills fans. There's plenty of people that live in the area that couldn't care less about football.

That was excellent as you rarely get a glimpse into the free agency process through the eyes of a premier player. Thanks for sharing.

No. Brady played this perfectly and forced Arians out after it didn't work out with the Fins (Flores lawsuit) or 49ers (Shanahan invested too much in Lance). Never believed the retirement. He gave Bucs ownership an ultimatum. I'll come back if you fire Arians. Make him an executive and a pioneer for black coaches. Yada, yada, yada. Brady puts butts in the stands. Arians doesn't. Brady and Belichick worked because they were both psychos who's whole world was football. Arians just got in the way of him and Leftwich.

If the poll was conducted only in Buffalo this would be an incorrect assumption. From the article..... In New York City, 57% of voters said they disapproved of the stadium subsidy deal, while only 19% approved, with the rest undecided. Meanwhile, 67% of voters in the Syracuse region oppose the deal, as do 61% in the Albany region and 54% in the Rochester region. Conversely, the Bills’ fan base registered strong support — with 58% of voters expressing support while 31% disapproved.

If he has a RG3 type injury this year he gets nothing but backup money at best after this season. Is it really worth it?

I couldn't care less about their apology or the change in the overtime rule. You go up by three with 13 seconds left you should win the game every time. Having said that, either get rid of the taunting rule or call it consistently. Yeah. It's accurate. On the play, Hill flashed his patented "peace" sign at Bills defenders at about the 16-yard-line before completing the 64-yard touchdown that gave Kansas City a 33-29 lead. A taunting penalty would not have wiped out the score; it would have either been assessed on the point-after attempt or the ensuing kickoff. Same would've happened if Matt Ryan scored a TD there instead of giving himself up.

Kaiir Elam is another possibility. Either could slip to them in the 2nd round.

Yeah yeah yeah.... With the 12th pick, the Vikings select Kyle Hamilton, S, Notre Dame I just read this mock and don’t see his name up there. If he’s still available it’s a no brainer as he’s a unicorn on defense that a creative d-coordinator would love to have given his versatility as his football IQ and playmaking is off the charts. He’s an athletic freak that can excel as a linebacker, box safety, and roaming safety like he did at Notre Dame. The Texans @mannc are on the clock…

Rashawn Slater was outstanding his rookie year. To the hypothetical question, I think Slater would have the most trade value given the longevity and importance of the position. You can't go wrong with him, Parsons, or Chase though.

Given the injuries on offense I thought Josh’s best game was @New England. Plus, I just want to see Diggs throw the f bomb at Pats fans again.

Tackle depth is an underrated need for this team. Pry second right now behind CB. Ty Nsekhe is a free agent. Just saying.