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I tend to believe Rosen is the most overrated QB in the last ten years. Even as a player and having nothing to do with his off field stuff. Plus for all the talent he plays with he's not a big winner.

No they don't. Bills fans wanted DeShone Kizer, Chad Kelly, Paxton Lynch, Kevin Hogan, Bryce Petty, Johnny Manziel, Zach Mettenberger, Matt Barkley, Ryan Nassib, Landry Jones, Blaine Gabbert, Ryan Mallett, Tim Tebow, Jimmy Clausen and tons of other ****ty players over the years.

I kinda think they're the same player. I don't know what make Darnold better. But I tend to believe these QBs are overrated at the top of the draft. I'd even bet one of the 2nd rounders end up better than Rosen.

It'll be interesting to see if he has a better career than Darnold.

So if he's Rivers and you are always a threat to win 12 games, that's not good enough? He's half Rivers and half Matt Schaub. I doubt he makes it out of the 1st round.

He doesn't look good when it comes from his hand because he tosses it like Philip Rivers. Most teams don't even care about dropping back like the media because most teams play nearly 70% of the game from shotgun. I believe he'll go higher than most here think. If his arm was stronger he'd be ranked 3rd.

Happens all the time now. Teams want the 5yr option for QBs.

This Eskin's is a real piece of work. Total disrespect for Buffalo and our Bills.

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Unless its Jackson or Mayfield none of these rookies have a shot at winning or starting, so no.

Good. Build it right. QB, LT, C, TE.

Wouldn't be shocked if some teams have Rudolph 3rd.

I agree but when you look at NE or NO or Phily, or Carolina, even the Viks. They don't have talent all over the offense. They have a great system. NE usually has crap everywhere except QB and TE. I'm beginning to think they'll take Rudolph. I think they'll lose more than they win if he starts as a rookie but I think they believe in the long run, if you get the LT, C, QB and TE positions right everything else can be system players. Even receivers.

Only thing stopping him from being ranked 3rd out of these QBs is his arm. I actually agree but I think they believe in their system more than talent. I don't know how that will work on offense, but so far McD has been aces on that philosophy for his defense.

It's what they believe. I don't think they care about talent in the way Whaley did. I think they have a blueprint for what they want for a position and they stick to it.

But I don't think this group judges players by any of those standards. I think they go with fit and personality first and then talent next. Also why I think they could draft Rudolph at 12. 1. He was the best player in Carolina while Beane and McDermott were with the Panthers. 2. He's from a big Christian family. I believe pastors in the family. Mother went to Christian college. 3. He fits all of the measurable and plays from the pocket.

Or they could finally realize they can't get the other QBs so they're now looking to Mayfield. Might be the best thing to ever happen to them if they can get him at 6-10.

Mayfield or Jackson. I don't believe anything I hear about the other QBs. If they want to win with this roster it will be one of these two. If not they'll take a major step back in wins.

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They already have this player for their defense. They need a boundary corner. I'd rather have Carlton Davis later.

I doubt he make 12.

I've long believed he'll land somewhere closer to the west coast then NY or Ohio.

I believe they see team building and chemistry as more important that talent alone. If they had Allen at 80 and Rudolph at 75 I put money on them taking Rudolph.

I don't think that matters to the Bills. They'll take the best fit, not the best player. They are the complete opposite of Whaley. If they believe in Rudolph as a person chances are he'd go higher than a QB who has more talent. I don't know if that's Rosen but if it's Allen I could see them taking Rudolph.