metzelaars_lives

Brown, Beasley and Foster are stone cold 100% locks to make the roster. So probably is Roberts. Zay Jones is NOT, although I think not drafting a receiver was kind of an endorsement of him. Assuming he does make it, there will be either one or two spots (likely one) and the two favorites are Sills and Duke Williams. I would put my money on David Sills to make the roster. Would not be shocked if both made it somehow. McKenzie is expendable. No one realizes the extent to which he had an insane fumbling problem in Denver. I get that he's fast but he's nothing special. They have plenty of speed now. Brown: 100% Beasley: 100% Foster: 100% Roberts: 95% Jones: 75% Sills: 40% Williams: 30% McKenzie: 20%

Nice, I'll check it out! Have you heard of Alex Jones? He's a good one too- no FAKE NEWS there. They banned him from youtube though because the deep state was fearful that people would find out the truth.

Dude! Another thread bashing WGR?!? Awesome!! Tell me about it. Had to tune out all the FAKE NEWS mainstream media myself. Now I just get all the FACTS from #MAGA Twitter, Q Anon, Jacob Wohl, Hannity and Trump himself.

As the token Bills and Wyoming fan on the board, the whole “Josh Allen had no talent around him at Wyoming” narrative is absolutely true for his 2017 season but not 2016. They were stacked in 2016 and it was that season that put him on the map as a top prospect. For a first year D1 starter, he was awesome in 2016.

What gym do you work out at?

“ei?”

100 out of 100 GM's would've taken Dareus there. He was a monster prospect. In fact, I'd venture to guess that 70 out of 100 GM's would've taken Dareus over Miller at 2. You have to go by how much sense the pick made at the time. For instance, Ryan Leaf was a great pick by the Chargers. So was Mike Williams (our Mike Williams). That draft is such an outlier because it was so bad. A guy projected to be a decent RT went first overall. I refuse to hold it against the Bills for taking a swing there.

Watkins was as can't miss a prospect as you will ever see. Especially after seeing the Juilo Jones trade up work out the way it did, it made some sense at the time. Manuel was a perfectly fine pick at the time. That was the worst draft ever (literally, not hyperbole). They needed a QB. You tell me who else they should've taken there. Plus they traded back to get him and picked up another second rounder in the process. And I nearly got run off this website for being so adamantly anti-EJ Manuel. Maybin was bad but not absurd. They should've taken Orakpo but whatever. He was gonna go in the next couple picks regardless. There are two answers: Torell Troup over Gronkowski and TJ Graham over Russell Wilson. Both were instances where guys at positions of need who should've been drafted way earlier, magically fell right into our lap and we instead took guys who should've gone multiple rounds later. They were both completely INSANE draft picks at the time and, suffice it to say, look even worse now. Now you may close the thread.

Nathan Peterman turned out to be a bad pro. Nathan Peterman was a perfectly fine fifth round pick at the time. The thread shall remain open.

You think it's possible that this kid would listen to a vastly underachieving druggie, who last played at Alabama in 2010, speak ill of the Bills organization, which would have a negative impact on his play as a pro in the year 2019? Did you ever think he might instead talk to, I don't know, Robert Foster and Levi Wallace- GUYS HE PLAYED WITH A YEAR AGO?!?!?

I will be happy if they trade up, trade down or stay at 9, as long as they don't take Rashan Gary. This is not even close to how it works.

I don't disagree with much here but the dude who died after the Bills game because he got bombed and fell in a creek has absolutely nothing to do with how fancy our stadium is. I can assure you that if Josh Allen turns into Mahomes and the Bills go 12-4 this year and make noise in the playoffs, that the NFL will be thrilled to give the Bills plenty of prime time games going forward. Everyone agrees that the NFL is better when rust belt teams with dedicated, long-suffering fanbases are competitive. Just look at the Browns. It's way more interesting that the Browns have this buzz surrounding them than it would be if, say, the Cowboys did. And I can assure you it has absolutely nothing to do with their stadium.

How much did our renovation cost? And are you suggesting that if not for the renovation, the Chiefs might not be as appealing a prime time attraction?

Yeah if only the Chiefs got a new stadium, they too could get some national attention.

Of course.

I was positive this was going to be Peter Pan, which I was totally hoping for.

Pic? You can’t get a legit Josh Allen college jersey unless it was game worn. And if you have one of those, name your price.

Or zero seconds apart if you are in the area where they border one another, which is what I presume to be the case here.

You should totally tell the teacher on him.

?

Dude, everything you just said about OJ you can apply to Sanders as well. The ‘they didn’t win anything/they had no supporting casts’ arguments apply equally to both players.

Fine, add OJ to the list. You still can’t say he was definitively the best. And also, what did he win? At least Sanders made it to an NFC Championship game.

There is no definitive greatest all time running back the way Brady and Rice are the definitive greatest all time quarterback and receiver, respectively. That is the answer. You could make a strong case for Brown, Payton or Sanders and not be right or wrong.

What? No. You gotta take it to the streets man.

Not sure why no one is mentioning that we desperately need a linebacker. Our starters are good but we have ZERO depth.