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Oh, must have been. Sorry, did not notice that. The article was from Jan 11th. Perhaps they just had a bad research team.

Time to start doing his hand stretching exercises before the Combine...

Lol. It's like deja vu all over again... "Well I'm glad to see that some of us have found this site and made it over here. Let me ask some of you. I haven't been on the D&C; BB since Sunday. What happened to shut it down and which fool was involved? Will the shut down be permanent? Whatever the case we need to spread the word to the TRUE Bills fans (not the idiots) about this board to bring our Hyperbills (or now TBD) family together again. Nice job, TBD!!"

Not real familiar with New Arena but this is a pretty interesting mock draft. http://newarena.com/nfl/2018-nfl-mock-draft-1-0-who-will-your-favorite-team-select/?amxt=fbdt_avnt2 Here's what they have for the Bills: Christian Kirk WR Texas A&M As we saw in the playoff loss to the Jaguars, Buffalo is in desperate need of some skill within its receiver corps. Kelvin Benjamin’s conditioning is a huge question mark going forward. Apologies to Deonte Thompson, but he’s not anything more than a third receiver (at best). Kirk would offer Buffalo a true game-breaker. He can line up at any spot – whether it’s in the slot, or on the perimeter. Having elite ball skills and sublime quickness, Kirk is supremely slippery with the ball in his hands. His value is increased even further with terrific skill in the return game. Buffalo would do very well to land him at this point in the draft. Should the Bills move on from Tyrod Taylor, Mason Rudolph could get a look here. and: Christian Wilkins DT Clemson Kyle Williams has long been the heartbeat of the Bills’ franchise. His entire 11-year career has been played in Buffalo, and the 5-time Pro Bowler has been more than impactful both on and off the field. However, at 34 years of age, it may be time for Buffalo to draft his eventual replacement. Enter Wilkins – a versatile defender with an intriguing skill-set. The 6’4” 300-pounder can virtually play anywhere along the defensive front. Though a nice athlete, Wilkins also plays with a low center of gravity. This enables him to be solid against the run. With the big game experience he’s collected at Clemson, expect Wilkins to make an impact early in the NFL. By the way, the more I see of Christian Kirk, the more intrigued I am. I know WR is not a top priority, but damn he looks good and is a hell of a return guy too.

OK, after reading that, curiosity got the best of me, so I measured my hands. My right is 9 7/8 and my left is 10. I guess I missed my calling. For the record, I am 6'4" so the results are not entirely shocking.

Yes and I will be cheering/praying for the Eagles the entire time. Fly Eagles Fly.

Exactly! it doesn't always take a bunch of obvious calls to make a game one sided from the officials, just a missed call here and there and one or two big momentum swings against the opponent or for the Pats*. I am not saying the team isn't talented, but I am saying that they get a bit more than their fair share of assistance from the zebras. Not bad for a bunch of handsy maulers.

Such a cold take. Sometimes you have to take a step back to move forward. None of the players we traded or let go would have gotten us to the Super Bowl any time soon, if ever. It feels good to see the team moving forward with what appears to be a plan vs another band aid solution.

Yes, they are so great that they only had ONE penalty called on them the entire game. That is the fewest penalties called on a team in the playoffs since 2011, when the Patriots* beat the Ravens in the AFC Championship game. So yes, it is a little easier to be great when you don't have to worry about having the officials take away your momentum, like every other team in the NFL does.

He also likely watched a great deal of tape on the defenses that they played against which means he may also be able to provide good intel on some of the top defenders in this draft.

If the Jets and the Fins each get a new QB, I am really hoping they both turn out to be busts.

I really like Kirk too. Great return man as well.

pretty sure nut in this example is not referring to the plural nuts but rather the singular nut, not to be confused with testicles.

Oh yeah, read it wrong. Still looks awesome to me.

LOL. At least he was more creative than the usual, "Do you know who I am?" crowd. Hopefully he is suspended when we play them next year.

For Danica Patrick. I'm sure she's crazy too.

Literally no idea who she is but the skill set can't be denied.

I'm in love.

I would absolutely love to get Sony Michel in this draft! Also Vea in round 2 and Lamar Jackson in round 3? Dream scenarios for sure.

Not real familiar with New Arena but this is a pretty interesting mock draft. http://newarena.com/nfl/2018-nfl-mock-draft-1-0-who-will-your-favorite-team-select/?amxt=fbdt_avnt2 Here's what they have for the Bills: Christian Kirk WR Texas A&M As we saw in the playoff loss to the Jaguars, Buffalo is in desperate need of some skill within its receiver corps. Kelvin Benjamin’s conditioning is a huge question mark going forward. Apologies to Deonte Thompson, but he’s not anything more than a third receiver (at best). Kirk would offer Buffalo a true game-breaker. He can line up at any spot – whether it’s in the slot, or on the perimeter. Having elite ball skills and sublime quickness, Kirk is supremely slippery with the ball in his hands. His value is increased even further with terrific skill in the return game. Buffalo would do very well to land him at this point in the draft. Should the Bills move on from Tyrod Taylor, Mason Rudolph could get a look here. and: Christian Wilkins DT Clemson Kyle Williams has long been the heartbeat of the Bills’ franchise. His entire 11-year career has been played in Buffalo, and the 5-time Pro Bowler has been more than impactful both on and off the field. However, at 34 years of age, it may be time for Buffalo to draft his eventual replacement. Enter Wilkins – a versatile defender with an intriguing skill-set. The 6’4” 300-pounder can virtually play anywhere along the defensive front. Though a nice athlete, Wilkins also plays with a low center of gravity. This enables him to be solid against the run. With the big game experience he’s collected at Clemson, expect Wilkins to make an impact early in the NFL. By the way, the more I see of Christian Kirk, the more intrigued I am. I know WR is not a top priority, but damn he looks good and is a hell of a return guy too.

Not real familiar with New Arena but this is a pretty interesting mock draft. I figured I'd put it here rather than start a new thread. http://newarena.com/nfl/2018-nfl-mock-draft-1-0-who-will-your-favorite-team-select/?amxt=fbdt_avnt2 Here's what they have for the Bills: Christian Kirk WR Texas A&M As we saw in the playoff loss to the Jaguars, Buffalo is in desperate need of some skill within its receiver corps. Kelvin Benjamin’s conditioning is a huge question mark going forward. Apologies to Deonte Thompson, but he’s not anything more than a third receiver (at best). Kirk would offer Buffalo a true game-breaker. He can line up at any spot – whether it’s in the slot, or on the perimeter. Having elite ball skills and sublime quickness, Kirk is supremely slippery with the ball in his hands. His value is increased even further with terrific skill in the return game. Buffalo would do very well to land him at this point in the draft. Should the Bills move on from Tyrod Taylor, Mason Rudolph could get a look here. and: Christian Wilkins DT Clemson Kyle Williams has long been the heartbeat of the Bills’ franchise. His entire 11-year career has been played in Buffalo, and the 5-time Pro Bowler has been more than impactful both on and off the field. However, at 34 years of age, it may be time for Buffalo to draft his eventual replacement. Enter Wilkins – a versatile defender with an intriguing skill-set. The 6’4” 300-pounder can virtually play anywhere along the defensive front. Though a nice athlete, Wilkins also plays with a low center of gravity. This enables him to be solid against the run. With the big game experience he’s collected at Clemson, expect Wilkins to make an impact early in the NFL.

They lose credibility for making a trade to attempt improving one of the most important positions on the team? I disagree. There are other factors to consider, like wha they give up in the trade and what else they do to address the QB position in the off season. Just going out and acquiring a veteran QB whether he is a short term solution or not, should not be a negative.

Pretty sure we would still need to use both firsts to get up around pick #10.

You left out "returning from a catastrophic knee injury"...

Maybe we can give one of those average Americans like $60 grand and have THEM be our starting running back. It's a win-win.