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Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield are both available at 12  

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  1. 1. The Bengals want a 1st and 2nd round pick for #12, do you move up?

    • Yes for Allen.
      30
    • Yes for Mayfield.
      116
    • No, stay put.
      35


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Posted
34 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

Yes for Mayfield!

Why? Just because he can hit the broad side of a barn on a regular basis? What does that have to do with playing QB in the NFL? The big strong guy who throws like EJ........never mind.....

22 minutes ago, White Linen said:

Interesting how opinions differ.  I like Josh Allen.

 

I like him, when he’s “good Josh”. Unfortunately, I’ve seen a bit much of “bad Josh”, and it concerns me. 

 

This could be a make or break decision for this regime. 

Posted

I am not a fan of giving anything away to get Mayfield. If he is there when the Bills pick and they like him, great. I don’t know the young man and will admit I watched him closely in just the Rose Bowl. I saw a QB who has talent but when the UGA defense switched fronts and got him uneasy he didn’t play great at all. Mayfield will need to adjust to the professional game. The just wing it style doesn’t work for long in the NFL. 

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Nope.  I am interested in winning next year.  None of the rookie QBs are capable of carrying a team deep into the playoffs (or probably into the playoffs at all).  In general, in order for a rookie QB to lead a team deep into the playoffs, he needs a TEAM around him.  This was the model Big Ben played a key role in bringing an SB win to Pitt.  We should use our 21st and 22nd and our 2- 2nd rounders to build a team capable of going deep in the playoffs even with a journeyman vet at QB which we should be able to sign from FA.

 

Trading away our 1st rounders (+) to get an allegedly franchise rookie would likely be at most a sugar rush some less-informed fans will get all foamy about, but my sense is Beane/McD will be smart enough to build the team the right way for the long haul.

 

Tyrod was a great bridge who proved capable of leading this team to the playoffs, but it is very unlikely he can lead the tteam deep into the playoffs.

 

Time to get a new bridge capable of leading/managing this team to the next step. 

 

If we cannot develop Peterman or a later round pick into being our franchise QB, then consider trading up to get a franchise QB in 2019 to be the part to put this team over the top like Big Ben did for Pitts.

 

The panic and poor training that saw McD  potentially ruin Peterman's development rushing him to start in his 5 INT game gives a pretty clear indicator this team is not yet up to training a young QB.

 

Trading up for a QB is likely a waste for this team.

Posted
1 hour ago, NewDayBills said:

One #1 and one #2 for the 12th overall pick, both Allen and Mayfield are there.

Yes for: 

Roquan

Smith 

LB Georgia.

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21 minutes ago, Seanbillsfan2206 said:

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No. Doing so you lose one potential starter. Mayfield is no lock to be quality NFL starter, cocky and short is no way to go through life.  Allen is all potential.  If either are there at 21 or 22, then consider it.  With as many holes and emerging holes that our roster has, I am going to maximize what we get out of this draft.  Losing a pick for either of those two QB's is not a good decision. 

 

If anything I would trade down one of our first picks, draft Mike White in the second round and gain a pick in the process.

Posted
1 hour ago, cba fan said:

Yes for: 

Roquan

Smith 

LB Georgia.

 

This...and honestly, if the Bills trade up at all I think it WILL be for someone like Roquan Smith and NOT a QB.  

 

More importantly, both Josh Allen and Baker are probably going in the top 10.  So I don't think either will be on the board at 12.  If one of those QB's are there, no way Bills can trade just 1 of our firsts and 1 of our 2nds.  Too much competition.  But if the 4 QB's go top 10 like a lot of people believe, then trading to 12 gets a lot cheaper and this trade package makes sense.  

 

I would love to see us give up one of 2nds to move up for Roquan.  Of course, if a QB they covet is there at 12 and we can get there this cheap, then take the QB.  But I think we have to get in the top 10 to get a QB and it will 100% take both our first rounders to probably do so, and probably more than that.  And I just don't see Beane paying that price.  

 

Trade #21 and a 2nd for Roquan, use #22 on Mason or Lamar would be a better plan to me than paying way too much to get high enough to grab one of the big 4.  But you never know, one or two QB's can start to slip too making it more feasible.  

Posted
8 minutes ago, simool said:

No. Doing so you lose one potential starter. Mayfield is no lock to be quality NFL starter, cocky and short is no way to go through life.  Allen is all potential.  If either are there at 21 or 22, then consider it.  With as many holes and emerging holes that our roster has, I am going to maximize what we get out of this draft.  Losing a pick for either of those two QB's is not a good decision. 

 

If anything I would trade down one of our first picks, draft Mike White in the second round and gain a pick in the process.

So a few more years of hoping for the best at QB. 

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