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Wentz is considered to be the guy with the most upside outside of Paxton Lynch. He is projected to be a 2nd rounder but his upside will land them in round 1.

I know he isn't a bigger guy but I would also love to get Sterling Shepard from Oklahoma in the middle rounds as a true slot WR

If we're looking for a big WR I would like D'Runnyea Wilson from Mississippi State but you'd have to get him in round 2

I actually want the Bills to draft a NT. He hasn't declared yet and he might not be available when the Bills pick but I really would like them to take A'Shawn Robinson DT from Alabama. This would allow Dareus to move to the 5 Tech position and would increase our ability to stop the run. A lot of the Alabama players make a ton of sense for the Bills this year. ILB Reggie Ragland, DT A' Shawn Robinson, DE Jarron Reed, DE Johnathan Allen

It's okay we only have them a free 18 points in the first half. Let them at our 13, our 25, the personal foul after the Lewis fumble cost is a FG and Carpenters missed PAT

Hopeful: while funny and coincidental it's still not a mistake. Phillip Sims is not Matt Simms father. This Sims is an UDFA who played at Alabama

maybe in just confused but there is a QB named Phillip Sims

I was at today's practice and I thought Cassel had the best day. He went through his progressions and had nice touch on the short and intermediate routes(which this offense needs to convert. Nothing spectacular but looked like he was the veteran who knew when to take chances and when not to. I thought Tyrod looked average today. He was inaccurate at times but also hits big plays. He threw a post route to Goodwin right in stride for a 50 yard TD. It was the play of the day by far. Not sure if it would have gotten off in a game situation as a couple of defenders closed in on him. Onto EJ. I thought he was the worst of the 3 today. He had a fumble in the zone read installation. He makes the right reads but his inconsistencies kill him. He drove a 25 yard post right into the back of the end zone to Sammy Watkins with Ronald Darby draped all over him. The very next play they ran a play action bootleg and Bryce Brown was wide open four yards down the field. He overthrew Brown by 3 yards. It literally was shake your head worthy. Like how could this guy go from drilling a pinpoint pass to not being able to hit the broadside of a barn. Unfortunately this has not improved ever since his FSU days

That is exactly what it is. Its not even really a "zone blocking scheme". Its exactly like the old Wing T. If the D-End crosses the TE's face he goes with him and take him. The pulling Guard then goes on the LB. If the D-End goes outside the TE blocks down on the backer and the pulling guard takes the D-End. Its down down down kick out. Its not even a sweep. Its more a counter or basic power play depending on what a team's terminology is.

Corey Crawford is a good UDFA. On the other board I predicted the Bills would take him in the 7th. The perfect 3-4 end

I would prefer Connor Halliday from Washington state at QB. I'd also like Ryan DeLaire DE/OLB from Towson

Uh no obviously he wasn't lol since they drafted Williams

I'm not worried about Jackson. I'm an FSU fan and I wouldn't have touched any of the FSU lineman except for Cam Erving. Matias and Jackson are severely overrated

As a FSU fan, Darby was phenomonal in his 2013 year. He was a beast and no one dare threw at him during that year. FSU also had a great front 7 that really allowed for him to take more chances and make more plays on the ball. In 2014, he was very average. Many people have suspected it was for a variety of reasons. One was he knew he was going to the NFL and was protecting himself. Two, FSU's front 7 had significantly weakened and Darby couldn't stay with his guy as long. Either way if he can be the 2013 Darby he is a steal of a player. If he is 2014 Darby he will be a average starting CB in the NFL

uh yea, cause you know the more good o-lineman that drop the better the chance we have of getting one.

The O-Line and pass rushers are dropping like Flies. Good for Buffalo so far.

I think the Bills are interested in a different QB. I think Grayson is their guy just throwing other teams off.

Jake Fisher is the perfect guy. If your looking to move Glenn to Guard he can play LT. If you want to replace Henderson at RT he can do that too. If you think you need a guard he can slot in there too.

It has nothing to do with the losing or gaining Revis Released players don't count towards the formula. Revis was released by the Bucs so he doesn't count. The Pats signed 2 eligible FA's towards the formula. Those players were Brandon LaFell and Brandon Browner The Pats lost 3 eligible FA's towards the formula. Brandon Spikes, LaGarrette Blount, and Aqib Talib. That means the pats had a net gain of -1. They then take the highest rated FA lost and match him up to the appropriate round which is why the Patriots received a 4th rounder.

Honestly, I'll rank them out in my opinion. Ill give my reasoning if I feel necessary on why I have it like this. 1. Bill Belichick 2. John Harbaugh 3. Bruce Arians 4. Tom Coughlin 5. Mike Tomlin 6. Sean Payton 7. Mike McCarthy 8. Pete Carroll 9. Rex Ryan 10. Jason Garrett 11. Gary Kubiak 12. Bill O'Brien 13. Marvin Lewis 14. Chip Kelly 15. Chuck Pagano 16. Jeff Fisher 17. John Fox 18. Ron Rivera 19. Mike McCoy 20. Andy Reid 21. Jim Caldwell 22. Joe Philbin 23. Ken Whisenhunt 24. Lovie Smith 25. Mike Pettine 26. Gus Bradley 27. Mike Zimmer 28. Jay Gruden 29. Jack Del Rio 30. Todd Bowles 31. Dan Quinn 32. Mike Tomsula

I actually believe that RT is by far a bigger need than Guard. You can essentially move any of Henderson, Richardson, and Kouandjio into the middle with Chris Williams coming back and Urbik. I'm not saying guard isn't a need but there is a lot of youth you can plug in while I have no faith in either Henderson or Kouandjio as the long term RT

Chris Hairston wont count towards the formula. He was an RFA who was non tendered. Essentially he was released by the Bills. Even if he signs he wont count.

The Bills are setting themselves up nicely for compensatory picks for 2016. As of this moment the Bills have added 2 people who can be counted against the Bills Tyrod Taylor 2 years 7 Million Jerome Felton 4 years 9.3 million Percy Harvin will not be counted because he was released by the Jets. At the current moment, The Bills have lost 4 Free Agents: RB C.J Spiller 4 years 18 Million S D'Norris Searcy 4 years 22 Million OG Erik Pears 2 years TE Lee Smith 3 years 9 Million Scott Chandler, who signed with the Pats, will not count against the formula either. The Bills are rumored to be interested in Charles Clay which would add another player making 3 but we still also have Brandon Spikes as a possibility to be signed by another team bringing our total loss to 5. Depending on the situation at this current time, I see the Bills receiving either 2 or 3 compensatory picks next year.

Jake Fisher OT or Garrett Grayson

E.J. Manuel has been the same player that he has always been since his Freshman year at Florida State. He'll make a play or two that will make you pop but his constant inaccuracy and slow decision making is an absolute killer. He has not progressed in this area very much at all since he was a highly touted freshmen. He will never improve in this area. People can point to his college stats all they want but I actually watched the guy for 4 years in college and he, with his average play, cost Florida State a legitimate shot at the 2012 National Championship. I shook my head when Buffalo drafted him cause I knew on day one this guy wasn't going to be anything more than a backup QB in the league. Its not gonna happen and I think the Bills brass has realized this as well which is why at this point a journeyman NFL guy is a better option. Great kid not a great QB