MiltonWaddams

I foresee Suh signing post-draft if he leaves LA. He’s no longer the major difference maker he once was and I can’t see anyone ponying up big dollars prior to the draft with the fantastic depth at DT this year. I’ve been wrong many times before, so don’t take it as gospel.

Ed Oliver. Up until November, he was regarded as a possible top 2 pick. He got hurt, which was nothing long-term, and had a ridiculous sideline situation with a coach. However, based on his on-field production and skillset, we would be getting a pass rushing DT with the ability to be not just a KW replacement but (on-field) upgrade to anchor the line for years to come. Build the trenches.

If Rudolph is cut, Beane should grab the nearest Jet to his house. He would be awesome.

I watch all of the Hawks games and Clark is a helluva player. Would love to see him and Hughes collapsing the pocket next season. He would be a top 10 pick this year in the draft and is in the early stages of his prime. He would not come cheaply.

Daryl Williams currently resides in that bin. I’d go shopping there.

What a crazy, crazy 10 hours. 60 pages about a royal head case. Hope Brown retires at this point. Less divas would help the league.

I am no Browns fan, but I empathize with them and would love to see them return to relevancy this season. OBJ would be a HUGE acquisition.

If nothing else, his is a great story of perseverance. Seems like a good kid. Hope he fulfills his dream.

I cannot say that I am a fan of any other team than the Bills in the NFL. However, I do go to Seahawks games annually and I am more interested in watching their games than any other team due to proximity and friendships with many Seahawks fans. But, I would never consider myself a fan of the Seahawks, but if I had to have a second team, that would be it. The older I get, the more allegiance I find to the Bills. I’m not sure why, but I don’t consider it a character flaw.

All are near impossible to vote for. Based on his results in Cleveland last year, I guess Greggo is the most relevant currently?

Sounds like Buffalo with a certain QB of 2015-17.... Good problem to no longer have. All due respect to TT...

Your questions bring up valid points. One of these valid points is that it is downright laughable that the NFLPA wants to restructure the current CBA. Player Rights are at a level unseen previously.

Don't worry, nobody wants to watch you over-shake.

Maybe some pottery.

This is my sense with him too. He has a reputation as a very hard worker, and you know McBeane loves that, but the tape on those two games particularly doesn't lie. He struggled against premier defensive ends in college. Being kicked inside could make him a high-level guard and that is a definite need, just not one I'd like to see filled with a top 10 pick.

It wasn't in question whether it was or wasn't sarcasm. What was in question was the quality of the sarcasm used. Heretofore I shall not judge.

I believe in the power of good sarcasm. I also believe that you failed at it. An effort was made. Thank you for your efforts.

Caught me on one. Fair point, but I'd still argue mine is more valid than one that states that McD cannot attract premier staff.

Stand here on the Jump to Conclusions mat. The new ST Coordinator is a top candidate, as was Bobby Johnson, based on his innovative approach to the ST group in CAR last season. Bobby worked with th e top O-line in the league. Our Ocoordinator was rumoured to have garnered interest as a future HC and our d-coordinator was an HC. No top talent?

RIP to our rather unceremoniously removed former OC. Way too young. Very sad. He was the one fired right before the season and replaced with AVP by Dick.

If he continues to get better with age, shouldn't the Bills have signed him longer term? I kid, I kid....

Kareem Hunt?!! I highly doubt he ever sees an NFL field again.

It's a challenge for me. On one hand, it's great and Gug is a valued member of the community. On the other, think of the value he could have offered to the world in all of that time spent posting....

Seattle is a 1.5 hour boat ride away from me. I had been going to a game a year there until the tickets went sky high. I now do a Bills away game and, including flights and accommodation, might spend $150 more in the end. The Hawks are my other team, but I would give them about.02% of my fanhood and that may be over-estimating.

I can't get to enough games to unequivocally state that I much prefer the stadium experience. I watch 15/16 games a year from the comfort of my home, but that 1 game is the one I look forward to most. Minneapolis this year, Nashville next. Nothing gets me as excited for football as joining my fellow Bills fans and singing the shout song at the top of my longs in unison with them.