BuffaloRebound

Where he was picked is irrelevant. No team in their right mind would sign Dareus to a contract approaching even 30% of his current one. Bills got out of that contract early and got a 5th rounder. We still made playoffs and having Dareus on team wouldn't have made any difference last Sunday. You think Belichik cares where guys were drafted when he cuts or signs players?

Happy for Dareus, but the fact that Beane got a 5th rounder for a guy with his troubled past on that contract was robbery.

Coaches are like players. You don't know what they're truly made of until you see them on the biggest stage. Smart wilted. Saban made all the right calls.

Exactly. Chubb ran 18 times for 25 yards. Michel ran it 14 times for 98 yards and wasn't in the game the last 3 drives except on 3rd down. Stupidity. You think Saban would've had Michel on the bench and kept handing it off to Chubb?

Payne from Bama, R Smith and Michel from Georgia are best players on the field. I'd be happy to land any of those 3.

Id be shocked if he lasts until the late 2nd round. Have no idea why Georgia keeps putting in Chubb. Almost Shady to Tolbert dropoff. If Georgia kept giving the ball to Michel, game might be wrapped up.

#48. Kid who had the unsportsmanlike penalty on kickoff. Saban and a few other coaches lit into him and set him off.

How on earth is Chubb considered the better prospect than Michel?

Who owns rights to old USFL films?

Kid has great pocket awareness and guts. Throws some ugly passes, but he's only a freshman. Poor mans Deshaun Watson right now.

Good lord. Hurts is like a cross between Tyrod and EJ Manuel. How do you not feel that pressure after standing in pocket for 5 seconds.

This Michel dude can play. Some serious acceleration from a 220lb back. Can he catch the ball?

It was conditional on win total. KC went from 2-14 in 2012 to 11-5 in 2013 with Smith. If Bills improve 9 games from last year, KC can have our entire draft. Point remains that KC got 5 good years from a 29 year old QB for a 2nd rounder and a conditional pick. A 34 year old QB with 13 years of mileage is not worth the same price.

I'd be alright with getting Alex Smith but no way I'm trading a 2nd round pick for him. Reid got him for a 2nd rounder when he was 5 years younger. Plus there's probably never been as many decent vet QB's that'll be available as this offseason. They can have their 4th rounder back from the Ragland trade.

If McCown can put up another year like he did this year, I think he'd be perfect fit to pair with a high draft pick. Won't have to pay him a lot of money and you could argue he was a top 15 QB this year with less to work with on offense than Taylor had.

Somebody's gonna pay him a lot more than the Rams will as their 4th target. If we get a QB who actually throws downfield, I'd bring him back. Seems to have grown up a bit and his contract demands will certainly be lower than they were before the season. Maybe he's the type who thinks he has unfinished business in Buffalo. Him and Benjamin would be a nice 1-2 punch for a Bradford, Alex Smith or Cousins.

Haha. Let's dial it up a notch. Brady is the OJ to Garropolo's Marcus Allen.

Belichik is an ego maniac. He's probably wearing a huge grin right now. Garoppolo trade makes him look like a fool. Belichik isn't dumb enough to believe in the witch doctor stuff Brady and his trainer are peddling. He isn't sticking around for the inevitable decline of a 40 year old QB with nobody but Brian Hoyer backing him up.

I'm all for Bills going after their guy at QB this year. Put everything on the table. Our two 1sts, two 2nds, next years 1st, and Cordy should all be on table. This year was a nice feel-good story, but it's all for nought if we don't find our QB. Since Cleveland is in the business of collecting assets and not actually winning, maybe they trade out of #1. Certainly seems to have worked out for Rams and Philly going up and getting their guy.

Plausible scenario where Cleveland takes Rosen, Giants take Barkley, and Indy trades out of #3. Would Bills give up our 2 #1's and a #1 next year for Darnold?

The goal is to win right? Denver had a better roster than the Bills this year. Give us Siemian, Osweiler, or Lynch, and we'd have been lucky to be a 4 win team. Tyrod's not a world beater, but if you don't get Cousins, what free agent out there is better especially with a roster like Denver built to win now?

Tyrod makes a ton of sense to a team like Denver that still has the pieces to win now. They can draft a guy like Allen and develop him behind Tyrod. Unless Bills can land Cousins or Alex Smith, can't see Bills parting ways with Tyrod though. I think McDermott learned his lesson with Peterman that you can do a lot worse than Tyrod.

That 3rd and 2 playcall on OU's last drive before overtime was horrendous. I don't think Mayfield helped his draft stock tonight. Pro scouts are gonna have a lot of issues with him. Needed a Deshaun Watson performance to get the head coaches and GM's banging the table for him. Play calling did him no favors but he still kind of came up small at end of game.

Georgia just bigger, faster, stronger than Oklahoma. Hard to judge Mayfield. They are over-matched.

Georgia starting to steamroll Sooners. Mayfield gonna have to put team on his back to win it.