Special K

All Defense:

I think these four would truly re-make the Bills D.

Then I took care to lay out the case of how and why the Bills should draft 1 or 2 DT's in this draft......so what's your point?? You said you didn't understand how people could advocate for the Bills to take multiple DT's in this draft, and then I tried to help you understand my viewpoint on how it can and should be done. I can assure you I know the difference between the numbers 1, 2, and 7. We actually agree that they should take a 1T early and 1 3T. I think we just disagree on the importance of DaQuan Jones and Larry O.......I don't think that difference is worth making it into a big deal.

I don't want to make it a big thing, but you might want to re-read the first two sentences of your original post........ You basically said "I don't understand why people want to draft multiple DT's when we already have these guys on the roster."

I'm just saying that the Bills will not be going into this draft saying "We don't need to draft any DT'S because we have Jones and O-gun on our roster." That would be malpractice.

DaQuan Jones is a candidate to be cut after the Draft if they draft his replacement, Larry O is one a 1 year contract, and thanks to his suspension, could amount to nothing more than insurance if someone else gets hurt.....having those two guys on the roster should not prohibit the Bills from drafting multiple talented DT's in a draft stacked with DT talent, IMO.

When they were showing the video of Tre hugging everyone before the Bill/Ravens Playoff game, I remember thinking "I bet he's wants to come back to the Bills next year."......

This probably means they have their eye on a CB in the later rounds that might need a year to develop before being ready....drafting a CB2 with a 1st round pick is not smart. Expect to hear Grant, Nolen, or Harmon's name at 30 next Thursday, IMO.

Let's add some SPEED to the WR room!!

This, plus 2 picks for next year:

McDaniel after reading the article:

This Sunday might be a fork in the road for his career.......if he would have fully choked this tournament away and lost, that might have been too much to bear, and something he never would have fully recovered from. Now that he got this "Monkey off his back", maybe the floodgates will open up. If he does what you are saying the rest of this year, it would definitely be one of the all-time great seasons, but for me to consider him in the all-time great category, he would need to win 4-5 more Majors, and win them in a convincing fashion without looking like he is teetering on the brink of choking. At least he broke the "Wozniacki curse"......he had not won a Major since right after he broke up with his Fiancée, tennis player Caroline Wozniacki, over the phone!!.......a really low-character move, IMO. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2078347-rory-mcilroy-reportedly-broke-up-with-caroline-wozniacki-w-3-minute-phone-call

Hare are some of the Golfers who have won 3 of the 4 Majors: Mickelson, Tom Watson, Raymond Floyd, Sam Snead, Spieth, Byron Nelson, Walter Hagen, Lee Trevino. Outside of Spieth, I would not put Rory above any of those guys.

By winning the Masters, Rory became the sixth player in history to win the career Grand Slam. While this is a great accomplishment, I just do not see him on the same level as the Golfers who have also reached this feat. First of all, the guy has made a career out of being a massive choke-artist in the Majors. Today's win was his first Major win in 11 years......11 years!!! Not to mention the fact that he tried multiple times to choke this win away, but the only player to rise to the challenge was Justin Rose, and he just started from too far back to pull out the win....a truly great effort by Rose today. Secondly, he came into the tour at just the right time, toward the end of Tiger and Phil's dominance, but before the next wave of great players came on to the tour like Scheffler, Spieth, Thomas, Morikawa, Schauffele, etc....it's the reason he won his first 4 Majors so quickly vs a diluted field, and why he hadn't won a Major in 11 years against a stacked one. All in all, a great accomplishment, but he isn't even in my top 10 golfers of all-time. On a side note, Scottie Scheffler's presentation of the Green Jacket to Rory was really pathetic. He didn't shake Rory's hand, Rory said "Thanks, Scottie." and he didn't respond at all, then he walked off the set as fast as he possibly could......that was a really bad look for Scottie, IMO.