[Was breaking the drought worth it?]

Is this a serious question? 

 

No, I was kind of hoping for a few more years of the playoff drought, it was fun until those idiots just HAD to go and make the playoffs, what a bunch of losers. 

 

My Daughter is a Senior in high school and wasn't even alive the last time we made it. So yes it was worth it. Besides, we have plenty of ammunition to still get our "HOF QB".

[How to get to Pick #2]

I don't like the idea of giving up our firsts, seconds, and thirds for one pick.  Sure we'd have a possible franchise QB, but we'd also have quite a few more holes in the roster that wouldn't be filled with quality.  If Beane stays put we could get a nice group of 3 or 4 really good players ready to step in right away, especially defensively.  A great QB is a great path to the Super Bowl, but its not the ONLY path. Denver won the Super Bowl without great QB play in 2015/16. They won that Super Bowl despite Peyton Manning.

[Should Beane be Fired Because of Today's Colts/Jets Trade?]

Hey guys/girls, longtime lurker first time poster here, this ridiculous thread forced me to create an account.

 

I voted yes purely for the comedic value, I haven't stopped laughing at this thread since its creation.

 

Obviously Beane won't and shouldn't even come close to getting fired over this. The Bills may have got bent over by the Jets and/or Colts, but they can still get some really nice team changing picks.  It looks like a true franchise QB is out of the question unless something drastic happens because I have no faith that Rudolph or Jackson are that guy. I would love for the Bills to grab Roquan Smith with their first pick, that dude was everywhere for Georgia last year and can be a game changer. If they must take Rudolph or Jackson I'm sure they'll both be there at 22. This could still turn out to be a very productive draft and a win for Beane, but it does suck that we most likely won't get one of Rosen, Darnold, or Mayfield. Next year's draft class doesn't look too hot for QB's.