Chaos

Bills will likely get an end of third round comp pick for Trubisky next year: https://overthecap.com/the-basics-and-methodology-of-projecting-the-nfls-compensatory-draft-picks/ That seems to make it certain that there would be no point to accept a third for him this year. Personally, I would not have swapped a 2022 first and third round picks to secure Mitch as a backup. Likewise, I would not pass on 2022 first round pick to retain him as backup QB.

Does the Super Bowl window close this year? What percentage of winning the Super Bowl Involve the Bills backup QB starting and winning a playoff game?

Do the comp pick rules count for a Veteran in a one year contract?

Not sure I agree on value . If Trubisky leaves the Bills next year and the Bills trade their first to acquire a Trubisky equivalent, I would be upset.

Nick Foles, Earl Morall, Jeff Hostetler and I am sure others helped lead teams to and through playoffs. I think the Bills make the playoffs even if Josh misses a small number of games, regardless of who the backup is. I don't think the Bills make a run through the playoffs without Josh. Clearly if the decision was "win the super bowl, or get a first" everyone would pick "win the super bowl". Its not at all obvious those are the two choices.

The point of the thread is not to advocate trading Trubisky. Reading comprehension is an important skill. Its a hypothetical question. I am certain that Beane has already thought of his response if he is asked. I doubt seriously his response would be "Holy *****, didn't think of that, during free agency no one wanted him."

Trubisky is clearly the best BU QB options the Bills will have for 2021. Trubisky will likely be gone to be a starter after this season. If someone offered a second (price for Garapollo paid by the 49ers), would the long term benefit of the second be worth trading?

A simple eye test demonstrates Nagy was the bigger problem that Trubisky. So this is a legit topic. Please feel free to sit it out.

Mitch Trubisky seems to be playing at a mid-range starting QB level. He is young and has the measurables that led to him being a first round pick? What could the Bills get for him in a trade? Does the level of potential compensation warrant making a trade?

I did not notice Diggs or Beasley. Something? Did you completely miss Josh's first two seasons. He showed tons.

Anyone who has James in fantasy footballs infancy years knows he is a hall of fAmer

Famous = people knowing you are. Frank Gore is famous among football fans. Its not really a complicated concept.

Is there any serious football fan over the age of thirty who does not know who Frank Gore is?

What makes Buffalo a blue collar city?

The word is "Fame" not "Great" or "Elite". Guys like Kurt Warner and Frank Gore have the fame factor.

The new math on display in this thread makes me feel as though many tax dollars have been wasted.

We will cry.

People really think they understand things they don't.

You even use your user name to describe this whiskey. Very convenient.

Or sell the Bills to new owners in Austin?

Now your funny too.

Rodgers talent level is exceeded only by his arrogance level.

At some point one of the NFL teams should rename itself the Sheep. They will instantly be the most popular team in the USA. Merchandise sales would soar.

If Allen was a baller he would play both ways. As it is, he isn't even a factor on 50% of the Bills plays.

Yes