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That IS her. He never called back.

Better premises: What if Indy trades their pick to Arizona for a QB.

A hot dog is a sandwich.

I would like to have Baker. Unfortunately, I feel like the Jets do as well. Rosen, I think has more of a chance to slip than Mayfield. Which is insane IMO.

Rumor was last year Brady pressured Kraft into having Belichick move Jimmy G because he viewed him as a threat. Was said to be in EXTREMELY good spirits at practice the day after that trade. If Brady is giving thumbs up it likely means he doesn't view Jackson as a real threat. He may even be thinking that the "Patriot Way" can talk Jackson into catching some passes.

I'd be good with this as well...

Just wait until they draft Josh Allen. He's running 3 yard cross routes and watching the ball sail 75 yards past his head, into the stands and nailing a fat Browns fan with a "Dawg" mask on in the 9th row.

I see it very much the same. I'd throw Jackson in group 2 because if he goes to a system that is built around him he could have some success.

If my response was worthless any reply is equally worthless. Including yours. But please, if you want to discredit my original statement, between you and MO tell me why Steve Fairchild isn't an idiot when it comes to running an offense? Feel free to use stats, players that thrived under his system and any other relevant pluses you can find. Otherwise you are entitled to your opinion as I am mine.

Assuming that calling an offense is something I don't have capability or experience with would be your mistake. I agree. You're hyper sensitive..

If Mahomes came out this year Is still take Rosen, Mayfield, or Darnold ahead of him. I'd put Mahomes ahead of Allen or Rudolph.

I wish you could debate me to prove your point. Or just *write up a summary of your opinions on why he wasn't a blithering idiot as a playcaller. Man, you'll show me!!

When reading this, please take into account that Fairchild is a blithering idiot as an offensive mind.

Actually if you read the topic title it says 90s Bills. Not Super Bowl team 90s Bills. I'm not exactly sure what a "toiler" is or why it would have Holy Water, but if you have that keep it. I think it would take an act of God for you to make a correct statement in this thread.

I'm just over here waiting for @Buffalo Bills Detective to pop in and tell us how Fred doesn't want to come here.

1. Sam Darnold - Browns 2. Josh Rosen - Cardinals 3. Josh Allen - Bills 4. Baker Mayfield - Jets 5. Lamar Jackson - Chargers Bonus: Bills Pick - Josh Allen

I definitely think in the new stadium there should be something to commerate former Bills. Guys like Frank Lewis, Freddie, Jerry Butler that were fan favorite but not "WoFers".

Rob Johnson played for the Bills in the 90s. And has a Super Bowl ring. Only thing in the toilet is your response. Have a blessed day.

I feel this is an appropriate place to remind everyone Rob Johnson has a ring.

I am extremely nervous about our QB coach, Dave Culley. He has an excellent reputation...as a WR coach. He came here from KC. What I believe happened was (and no proof just a theory) Andy Reid agreed to give McDermott a glowing recommendation (which I have read he indeed did do) in exchange for McDermott hiring Culley as QB coach. When he came here, Reid made it a point to say the reason he was ok with Culley leaving was because Culley wanted to get his resume built for an eventual HC position. While Culley may not be the most experienced with QBs I have to believe that him coming here with a rookie QB is his big shot. And he has to know that. If whatever QB we draft works out it would really help him to bigger things. Perhaps an OC position down the road leading to that HC job he wants. Now, I don't know if Culley is a good QB coach. I've never been in a QB room with him or been on a field to hear his coaching. But when a guy has aspirations and a chance I do know if he fails, it won't be lack of effort. I believe he will go above and beyond to make his goals come true.

The moment we have all been waiting for. Tyrod Taylor and his return to Buffalo. Tickets selling FAST. Nevermind. It's in Cleveland. So, party at Taylor's.

And last time he played a Buffalo Bills team...his worst statistical day ever. Revisiting the past is fun.

In fairness, whom amoungst us hasn't done that.

Early prediction? Pain for Rodgers.