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How much for Luck? He is obviously a very good QB, but he will never ever be able to carry a franchise like Brady, Rodgers or Peyton Manning did. I wouldn't give up the farm for him because Luck needs the right team built around him, he is a good QB, not a special one and dare I say it, I think Cousins and Luck are on a similar talent level, maybe I give Luck the slight edge. Good but not great, I'd love to have him though.

Ideally we take two. I know the OP is joking, but why not burn a 1st and 4th on two prospects? I like that a lot better than signing a washed up vet.

This answered my question, I thought to myself, why not run both? Mix up the schemes on different plays.

Aren't you the guy that admitted to not knowing anything about this year's prospects? What do you know, exactly? But then again, I'll admit that I'm not an NFL GM, just a passionate fan that wants to see the Bills play good football. Peace.

I'd give up a ton of draft picks for Darnold. 21, 22 a 2nd a 1st next year and Cordy Glenn to move up to #3 overall. Sign McCown and redshirt Darnold for a year.

He was a very good safety, I'm glad he cashed in before his injury.

With Cousins to Denver, Buffalo has no other choice but to trade up in the top 10 for one of the top 3. If Darnold somehow falls to #3, I would see what it's take to get something done with Indy.

Reid knows QBs. Only reason Mahomes isn't in a Bills uni is because Whaley was a lame duck GM. Taking a QB when your current GM is a week removed from cleaning out his office would make no sense. I watched Mahomes extensively, I think he has everything it takes to be a good QB. Once again, Andy Reid knows QBs, I'd never bet against him in that regard, that's his area of expertise.

I was dying at the plunger rape part. And Mahomes will be a good QB, he is the opposite of Smith, he is a gunslinger with a Remington for an arm.

It hurts too much to think about.

We paid fat ass a 100 million dollar contract, we should have no stinking problem giving Cousins 140.

I'm all in on Cousins, he can absolutely be a top 5 QB. 4 picks in the top 64 plus we have a franchise QB, we would be absolutely !@#$ing deadly.

Cousins would be my first option, he reminds me of Favre. I think he is special. If Cousins signs somewhere else, it better not be because we didn't try. I am ok with failure if you tried your absolute best, but failing because you did not try I can not tolerate.

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Wow. Yeah, Washington is a terrible franchise.

Cousins will likely end up in Denver, I think.

I miss Lee Evans. I'd kill to see Lee in his prime playing in a Bills uni again.

I'm a big fan of trading down. Year in, year out you see good teams hitting big on talent at the bottom of the round, we did it last year with Tre. Obviously having a talented FO and high draft choices is the best case scenario, but a talented FO with multiple mid round, bottom round picks can do some serious damage. Some of the best things I've ever owned in life were really cheap purchases. More expensive does not always equal better quality, got to sift through the junk and find the hidden gems.

Or Alex Smith but Cousins would be GREAT. Give him 30 million a year, just get it done.

Give me Derrius Guice and Vita Vea in that scenario.

If a top QB falls to 21, no way I trade down. With 22 after we take our QB? Yeah, I might trade down. If the right QB fell out of the top 10, I'd trade UP. But at the end of the day, I'd be OK if we just stay at 21 and 22.

Interesting but I'm not into analytics when it comes to football. I know a good one when I see one.

If Luck's shoulder is healthy, I don't see McDaniels trading him. Luck was probably the main reason he took the job in the first place. If they were open to trading Luck, I'd have questions about Luck's shoulder..

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1.) Josh Allen or Baker Mayfield fall to 21. 2.) Vita Vea somehow makes it to us.