Chicken Boo

Alright then. Name all these great short guys under 6-1

I don't like a cocky punter, myself, but I'm not going to unnecessarily create a hole on the team because of it. Dumb indeed.

Tyrod and Flutie come to mind.

It's not so much about failure, but being limited i.e. Noodle arm QBs being limited by their lack of arm strength.

History is not on the side of short QBs. Fact. Baker is 6' 3/8. Stop rounding up.

You should see the Real Sports (HBO) profile on their family. The dynamic is impressive. Their mother only speaks to them in German.

He's not 5x better than Vick. That's the point.

I'd be shocked if AJ isn't a better passer than Tyrod. I'd also be shocked if AJ doesn't turn the ball over more than Tyrod. The Bills, as a whole, will be a better team in 2018 if they don't trade up for a QB. That's the short term outlook. Unless McCarron lights it up, my answer is no.

Well, that's a lie. Vick was drafted in 2001. Defensive schemes are more complex and teams won't be caught so off guard like they were when Vick hit the league. We're talking 17 years! The game has changed.

3 of his first 6 throws in that vid were off target, particularly when playing in shorts and t's. What am I missing here?

Yes he was. His ball placement was inconsistent, at best.

Further evidence that he will not be drafted by this team.

Haha! I'm not a fan of either guy, myself. No need to worry. The Bills won't draft either of them. McBeane wants a good character, traditional QB who can step up in the pocket and deliver well timed, accurate passes. I'd gladly take Rudolph over both. I ain't kiddin neither.

You're not sure? Really?

Time waits for no man.

Shady still has some prime years left as well. That'd be quite an offense.

At #12 I like Quenten Nelson or Tremaine *Edmunds - in that order. I'm perfectly fine with Young Dolph at #22, letting him sit behind AJ for a year or 2.

Would be kind of crazy to have Shady AND OBJ.

Get ready to lose some tarot cards.

No you cannot! If it were that easy, every team would be doing it. I get what you're saying, but it's an exaggeration. Bilal Powell and Isaiah Crowell aren't replicating the impact of Bell. He is special.

Make no mistake, Bell is the most important cog on that team. I understand where he's coming from and appreciate that he wants top RBs true value to be shown in $$$ signs, but no. No team is trying up that much cap in a RB. LeVeon isn't that much better than Zeke Elliott and I think Todd Gurley is the best in the game right now. The devaluing of the RB position is ridiculous. Todd Gurley was ROBBED of the MVP simply because he wasn't a QB. He had a phenomenal year - all time level shizz- and the Rams would be a 5 or 6 win team without him.

I'm confident enough to make a wager.

Doesn't really matter. The Bills aren't drafting him.

I know what point you were making.

Aaron Rodgers is the most naturally talented QB in NFL history. Baker Mayfield is not Aaron Rodgers.