ghostwriter

I think Malachi Dupre is a better prospect than given credit for, I loved him coming out of college, I'd really like to see him get a shot.

I'd settle for Kirk in the 2nd if Ridley is gone. Matthews, Benjamin, Thompson, Kirk and Jones would be a top 10 group.

I've seen him at different spots all across the board, I have no clue where he goes but if he's there at 21, it would be an obvious decision. Rudolph and Ridley at 21 & 22 would be amazing.

Kelvin Benjamin and Jordan Matthews, I'd like to see a high pick spent on WR. Calvin Ridley (Alabama), Equanimeous St. Brown (Notre Dame) and Christian Kirk (Texas) are some of my favorite prospects, it's still early and I haven't looked to far into the draft but these three would be great in a Bills uni IF we can upgrade the QB position somehow, which I think we know is that it's pretty obvious McD wants big time change at QB so I'm not worried, I'm going to just trust the process and the powers that be.

Cousins is not a bad idea, we could do a lot of damage with two #1s and two #2s. He would be ideal actually. I'd only trade for Smith if we lose out on Cousins.

Alex Smith and Rudolph. We win today with Smith at QB. I'd send Kansas City a 2nd for him without blinking so long as we can work out a long term extension. Problem with drafting a rookie and starting him right away and expecting him to be a savior is incredibly naive. We are talking about a 21-22 year old kid. This is why Darnold and Rosen don't want to end up in Cleveland because being the 'guy' right away is a Herculean task. Does anybody think Garropolo would be the QB he is today if he didn't sit on the bench and learn behind Brady? Alex Smith could buy a young QB at least 2-3 years with absolutely no pressure on a 21-22 year old kid fresh out of college. We would win right away, right now in the short term and the future.

Hopefully. I will say this about the 2017-2018 season, the Bills completely surpassed any expectations I had. McD is a really good coach, look what he did with this porous roster, holes everywhere, a roster full of nobodies. How can I be upset? We made the playoffs when I expected 4 wins max. It's all good, I trust the process. Would love to see a complete overhaul of the QB position, preferably Alex Smith and our 1st on QB, wave goodbye to Taylor and Peterman goes to the practice squad.

I'd take Mason Rudolph with the 1st pick, with the other 1st I'd trade down and pick up an extra 2nd and 3rd, then I'd send Kansas City one of our 2nds for Alex Smith that's contingent on a contract extension being signed, something like 4 years 72 million for Smith, sit Rudolph on the bench until Smith retires. 1.) Mason Rudolph 1.) Trade 2.) To KC for Alex Smith 2.) Extra pick 2.) Extra pick 3.) Extra pick 3.) Extra pick

With Alex Smith we can make a deep run.

I'm changing my position and I am admitting that I was completely WRONG about Tyrod Taylor, I do not want him back here under any circumstances. Send KC a 3rd for Alex Smith and draft Mason Rudolph.

Be vegan, make peace.

He would be wise to sign with the 49ers.

Other than a Bills Super Bowl W, there is nothing more that I'd like to see than the Browns in the playoffs, their fans deserve so much better.

I idolized Brett Favre when I was 8-9 years old in the 90s.

I don't wish anything good on Marcella. We could use a pro bowl DT right now and he gave up on us. We made it to the playoffs and he gave up on us. Screw him.

Pathetic.

All I can say is I'm hoping for no injuries to either teams and GO BILLS!

Agree with most of it except the Peterman part, he will never be starter material but yes we might as well keep Tyrod and draft Mason Rudolph, redshirt him for 2 years.

Sorry, I can't root for a Mike Mularkey coached team, I understand draft position is at stake but honestly I've always liked Andy Reid and I can't bring myself to root against him

More people the better, I'd rather have a few mild Bills bandwagoners than to be a douchebag fanbase like New England.

I think Gruden will have some success there, he is an offense oriented coach and he gets to work with Carr. I bet he gets them into the playoffs, but it's going to be hard to live up to that contract, lots of pressure but is that contract a lot of fluff? Can they get out of it 4 years with little penalty? How much of that money is guaranteed?

I've been a fan of Andy since his TCU days, way better QB than given credit for and he will continue to get better and better as he matures.

Too many chefs in the kitchen.

Blah, blah, blah, blah.

I think Tyrod has 2 good years left in him as a serviceable game managing QB. He will never be a pocket passer but he is 28 years old, he can turn broken plays into huge gains with his feet, he doesn't turn the ball over. Once he hits 30-31, I think he will likely be done with because the big 30 is a death knell for NFL players, especially RBs and running QBs. I'd like to squeeze another 2 years out of Tyrod and groom a stud behind him.