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1. Greedy Williams, CB, LSU 2. N'Keal Harry, WR, Arizona State 3. David Edwards, OT, Wisconsin 4. Tyler Biadasz, C, Wisconsin 4. Darryl Williams, G, Mississippi State 5. Trayveon Williams, RB, Texas A&M 5. Parris Campbell, WR, OSU

I'm a lot bigger than Hunt, not once had I ever had to lift a finger to make my point. If you feel you have to get violent then perhaps you should rethink your position more thoroughly. The fight itself was silly but I question the man's mental development. I don't want intellectually weak players on our team. I want a smart team.

Starting to sound like we got a draft gem. Two 100yd games and it's amazing how raw he is. Sounds like a good guy off the field too. He didn't have to do that. Hope he stays hungry. Would like to see Robert Foster put up a couple more 100yd games.

Allen is like a foot taller than everyone trying to tackle him, it's comical. Next year he better not run like that though but I completely agree with him doing it in his rookie year. Eventually you'd like to see him give his RB a chance to take some of these dumpoffs for 7-10 yards. Some QBs dump off 125 times a year to their RBs, Allen never does it. He's leaving lots of easy yards on the table.

Everybody compares Josh Allen to Cam Newton, well here's a Cam Newton stat for you: Cam Newton without McCaffery 2015: 59.8% 2016: 52.9% Cam Newton with McCaffery 2017: 59.1% 2018: 69.6%

Accuracy issues are overblown. That's the biggest thing I've noticed. More can be done to improve Allen's completion % through game planning. Think about all the big throws he's made, he just needs more 1yd dump offs to our RBs and he's a 60% passer. I think once he understands the dink and dunk game he'll be a 65% passer. Most QBs struggle in the areas Allen is good at. In the areas Allen is weak at, most QBs have no problem with. Simple, just check down more, let your skill players get some YAC. I find it no coincidence that Cam Newton has completed 69% of his throws this year. Cam is a career 59% passer. But when you have a RB that can catch 75 1yd balls and get 7-10YAC your numbers go through the roof. Look at how Drew Brees' is completing 75% of his passes, once again he has Alvin Kamara catching 75 1yd passes for 1st downs.

What a breath of fresh air Allen and the Allen family has been. This guy was vilified during the draft process, nice to see him earning some praise. Could not of happened to a better guy. The fire he brought last week reminded me of Brady or Rivers. Guy plays with serious balls, does whatever it takes to win.

Funny thing about our defense is we're a player or two away before we enter that elite echelon. We're really good now but a shutdown corner opposite of Tre White and we'd go into Seattle Seahawks territory from their SB era. Wouldn't mind another EDGE behind Lorax. Someone who can play SLB and DE.

There isn't an elite guy in this draft but a lot of good talent. I think there'll be a good WR with our 2nd. I'm not against trading up to #33 to make sure we get Marquise Brown.

Tyler Biadasz. Need an upgrade to the center of that OL. Biadasz is #24 on many big boards I've seen, if we're picking #18 that's a good time to draft him.

How cool would it be to see two winning seasons right in a row and playoffs twice in a row. There'll be lots of fine OL where we be pickin' boys. Hell there'd even be good OL in the 3rd-4th. I'd rather win. I care about the bottom line. Would be happy to see Coach McD prove he is a HC. Full confidence going into the offseason!

I don't blame you for liking Marquise Brown. Chance to be an impact #1. However, if the consensus is that he's a late 2nd I would not take him in the 1st! Take the best OL and score your WR in the 2nd round. There's a bunch of guys rated higher but I do like him the best.

I want Lorax + Anthony Barr. In addition to, not one or the other. Having more than one bruiser is a good idea against teams like Jacksonville, teams who rely heavily on the run.

Milano and Edmunds got abused. Obviously Edmunds will grow into his body, but he got owned. I do think a bruiser like Barr could cause concern for Fournette.

Hell yeah!! Look at how Fournette pounded us. I'm glad he got ejected because if he didn't we would have lost!! With Anthony Barr we would not get violated like that again. Milano and Edmunds can be the cover guys, Anthony Barr takes care of the bigger backs.

Bodine, Biadasz, Jenkins, Teller, Deiter, Dawkins, Miller, Mills. Would have one of the better lines in the league. Hope we finish 8-8 or 9-7, pick 18th. Perfect place for us to pick OL. There will be a run starting at 20 I think.

I would not cut Murphy, just Shady and Ivory. Probably draft Rodney Anderson RDS 3-5. He's everything you want in a RB. He's big and can run between the tackles, can catch, pass block. We wouldn't have much money tied into RB behind LeVeon Bell.

Bell should be paid as a WR, why not? He produces like one. If we cut Shady and Ivory that would pay for most of the contract. Bell has 4 more elite years in him. Start a youth movement behind him! Marcus Murphy and perhaps a 4th/5th round blue chip prospect.

FA: 1.) LeVeon Bell, RB 4yrs 70m 2.) Anthony Barr, LB 3yr 15m 3.) EJ Gaines, CB 1yr prove it deal 4.) Bradley Roby, CB 5.) Tavon Austin, WR 1yr prove it deal Draft: 1.) Tyler Biadasz, C, Wisconsin 2.) Marquise Brown, WR, Oklahoma 3.) Caleb Wilson, TE, UCLA 4.) Elgton Jenkins, OG, Mississippi State 4.) Michael Deiter, OG, Wisconsin 5.) Rodney Anderson, RB, Oklahoma 5.) Brian Lewerke, QB, Michigan State

If Rodney Anderson is there in the 4th, why not? Perfect guy to dump a 1yd pass off to for a 1st down. Lot to like about him as a receiver and he's a big dude unlike Bryce Love and some of these other top prospects this year. Rodney Anderson is 6'1 222, can catch a pass out the backfield, can also run between the tackles. RBs these days must also be threats as receivers too. Rodney Anderson is a complete back. May sneak into RD3.

Love Hollywood. Where he will go is unclear.

I think both Jonah Williams and Greg Little will be gone when we pick. I could easily see us drafting 15-18. Have a feeling we'll win all of our remaining games except New England. I called the losing streak, now I'm calling a winning streak. Allen gets red hot and puts us in a great spot to win some games. Bills finish 8-8.

Using the RB as a receiver more often would solve this problem almost entirely. Quick 1 yard pass for a 1st down, let your RB make a play. Probably get him to 60% and 200-250yds passing.

Well, the only offensive position worth taking high in the draft this year is Jonah Williams and Greg Little. As we start to go further down the board you'll see Tyler Biadasz and Beau Benzschawel. Personally I'd rather pick later in the 1st for a nice OG/C prospect. I think that matters more than RT. I'd trade down to 24-25 and take one of the Wisconsin kids. No high end OL prospects but plenty of good ones RDs 2-3.

Much rather have Marquise Brown if we're spending a 2nd on a WR. Could see him no higher than a 3rd.