CosmicBills

That's not a shock.

Berry is the pick. If they're smart.

You're crazy. Why would the Bills let that happen? Risk having him have a great year (which he wouldn't but you have to manage risks) and letting him walk in Free Agency? No way.

Taking Spiller would be a clusterfukkc of a pick for the Bills.

Berry's next.

If they invest a draft pick and contract extension in him (which is how it would happen), then they'd be FORCED to keep him locked in for 3 years. It's always about the money.

He's not. Just watch.

It's not what he said. It's how he said it. I make my living reading people. Kid is 100% fake. Forget the fact he won't be an NFL QB. He is just a facade.

That's like saying you'd rather have a cold than the flu. Taking Cambell would let the front office think they're "okay" at the QB position for another 3 years. And we will spend another 3 years being the laughing stock of the leauge. No thanks.

Tebow's interview was way worse. Dude is a huge douchebag. Ginormous douchebag.

The Rams got a great QB. Better than Sanchez, as good as Matt Ryan (maybe better when it's all said and done).

The first three picks will be clockwork.

Thank Christ.

How many playoff games did he win again? Oh yeah. That's right. On a team that had great coaching and a front office willing to spend, spend, spend. He's a scrub. Pass.

I'll drown a kitten or three.

Please no.

Why? He's no better than any of the three QBs we already have. And that's saying something because the ones we have are pretty damn awful.

Ugh, listen to that toolbox on NFL live. What a douchebag with a capital D. Tebow is beyond annoying. I hope to God he's not a Bill. He only gives the most PC answers.

You can't win in the modern NFL without a prolific/franchise type QB. Currently the Bills don't have one on the roster. Until the Bills get one, they won't be contenders. They will continue to be at the bottom of the barrel or the middle of the pack. That said, I'm not sure there is a franchise QB in this draft. But if the Bills think there is one, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt -- even if they take Clausen at 9 or Tebow at 41. Fact is, they NEED a QB. And you need to risk washing out on a high pick to get one. Can't be gunshy here, people.

Sure. But we already have Jackson who's capable of doing that. Not to mention we could find several other lower cost RBs to fill that role without wasting a valuable top 10 pick on a guy who's shelf life is less than 8 years.

Yes. Because I would argue, and be correct, in saying you could find equal production for far less cap dollars (and lower picks) later on at RB. Plus, how many super bowls has Chris Johnson won? How many playoff games even? RBs are NOT worth first round picks in the modern NFL. Sorry. It's just how the game is. That said, if the Bills DO take Spiller, I will root like hell for him to be the man and hope to be totally wrong. But it will be the first red flag the front office has raised saying they will be no different than the last three regimes. And the Bills will be stuck at the bottom yet again.

I'm all for taking an impact player at 9 rather than reaching to fill a need at QB, OL or DL. However, RB is the deepest position on the roster outside of DB. Not to mention, the role RBs play are becoming devalued by the hour in the modern NFL where rule changes and schemes favor passing attacks. So to waste a high pick on a RB and tie up a ton of cap space on a position where teams can, and do, find way more production for less money by picking up quality (if not stud) RBs in other ways other than the first round would be a failure of epic proportions. Even if Spiller goes on to be a pro bowl RB. It's a waste of a pick.

I'm sorry to hear about your loss.

As long as it's not a RB, I don't care who they draft.

If he continues to live up to the hype, I don't see anyway that Atlanta lets him go, especially since he's a local kid. I was just causing trouble