Bill from NYC

Langston Walker was incredibly bad. By the time he got into his stance, the qb was hurried or sacked. As I recall, the Bills signed Walker and the equally horrid Derrick Dockery as UFAs. Their (non-guaranteed) contracts were worth well over 90 million dollars, and these guys were flat out disgraceful. They were SO bad that it was painful to watch.

Brad Butler wasn't very good at all imo. He also was injured virtually all of the time. Bills Fans would cling to him, hoping that we had even one player on the OL who was even slightly capable of blocking another NFL player. Butler was a half step better than the likes of Terrance Pennington, this when he was healthy. Jmo.

Great question!

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Actually, I agree. But even that didn't truly work out for the Bills, ya know?

I love drafting them in the 1st Round. Doing so has produced decades of wins for the Bills.

I gave up a lot to move from 5 to 6 but I would do it again in a heart beat. I could have stood still and had a choice of Waddle or Davonta Smith and STILL think that it was worth it to grab Pitts. I can easily be wrong but imo he is the best TE prospect since Kellen Winslow Sr. If Pitts stays healthy mentally and physically, I see him as a HOF talent. I wonder where he would go if there were not so many highly regarded qbs in this draft.

The Miami Dolphins happily step up to the podium and select Alex Leatherwood - OT - University of Alabama Crimson Tide. We do so because even though this is earlier than some other mocks project him to go, we have been watching him since he was a true freshman. Alex is strong, very smart, and hard working. He has played and excelled at RG, RT, and LT. In another draft, this kid is a top 10 pick. We have now provided Tua with a GREAT TE, and a high quality blocker with whom he is VERY familiar. Alex is #70 in this clip. He stepped in at LT in the title game as a true freshman. Check out this wonderful player. Inaugral Balls is on the clock!

OK, so who is up after me at 19? Is it Inaugural Balls?

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Absolutely yes. There is not a doubt in my mind. My money says that they are also watched by NFL Security. There is just too much money involved HBF.

Sorry Bro. I was all excited, ya know but I fixed it. 🙂😮

Thanks, I will fix that!!

Who me? Draft a player from Alabama at #5 lol ? Not this time. The Miami Dolphins will defy long established draft patterns and select Kyle Pitts - TE - University of Florida. We think that this kid is just so good that he is very much responsible for the success of Toney, rather than the other way around. He scared me on every play against Alabama. @Just Joshin is now on the clock.

The funny part about doing this is that we seem to be a bunch of rather impressive GMs imo. We are certainly better than Levy or Whaley lol!!!

My offer was perhaps over-generous, but I'm loaded with picks for this AND next season.

I will give you the #50 pick in round 2 to move up 1 spot. If you are interested, we can PM and I will tell you (honestly lol) who I intend to draft.

This is where we agree.

GB, keep in mind that I value your draft opinion more than my own. That said, if Mac Jones goes at 20, these GMs are nuts imo. People say about Mac: 1) He had great receivers 2) He had a great OL 3) He had no adversity 4) He had a great coach 5) He has Sarkisian 6) He has Najee Harris Aside from Josh Allen, most great college QBs were in a similar situation. I didn't hear anybody complaining about Burrow and his game improved when he played on a great LSU team, no? I am NOT saying that Mac has Trevor Lawrence type talent. He obviously does not, but if he goes at #20, I am all but certaion that many teams will be sorry. Jmo.

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He would have started at Left Guard at one point.

Does anyone remember an OG Marcus Spriggs? I truly believe that he was one of the worst players in the history of the NFL. I don't know how in the world he got drafted. I saw a game in which he was beat on virtually every play. I mean physically abused over and over. In one game, RJ was the quarterback and he was hit at least 3 seconds after the ball was released. He was laying on the turf, bleeding. Not only would Spriggs not retaliate, he didn't even offer a hand to help him up. The Bills OL was so bad in those days that horrible players actually saw playing time. Spriggs, Pucillo, Pennington,Merz, and so many more. The Bills management didn't care either. Their way of helping was to draft (and sign as free agents) defensive backs, and this before the rule changes made it a passing league. I don't think there will ever be an NFL franchise that is run as poorly ever again.

Nah lol.....too early for Najee.

He was, because we were busy trying to convince ourselves that Jason Peters was an undeserving ingrate and not one of the greatest players to ever have worn a Bills uniform. It made it seem excusable to trade away a future hall of fame left tackle, and many pretended that the trade made sense and wasn't such an idiotic move.

I felt bad for the guy. He was getting crushed on every play and it seemed as if lives were be placed in jeopardy on virtually every play. Defenders were putting unobstructed hits on our players. But we had a "good" secondary.