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The "never invested a first-round pick on an offensive weapon" is also tiring. With that mindset, only 1st round players can be elite? Diggs was a 5th round pick by the Vikings - did a very average QB like Kirk Cousins somehow make him great or is it that great players can be found later in the draft as well? I don't care where Adams was drafted - he's currently an elite WR in the NFL; same with Jones at RB. Sure, Rodgers makes anyone great, but the assumption that these players wouldn't be great on their own without Rodgers is slightly flawed, considering players all over the league are drafted in the later rounds and become stars regardless.

I would be in favor of trading up to land a more sure-fire impact player either on offense or defense. Unlike years past, we don't have "too many holes to fill," assuming we resign our 2 OL. Trading up would allow us to possibly add a piece, either on defense or offense, to put us over the top. If we can't resign Milano, we get a comp pick correct? That can be used for depth at CB, OL, or even to draft Milano's replacement. Id target the teens for a trade up: Christian Barmore from Alabama for the DL - McD likes his versatile DL, and has shown he can never have enough. He's an impact-type player that can play different spots on the DL and give that group a boost. Micah Parsons LB from Penn State - this guy can play 3-4/4-3, doesn't matter. He's a hard hitter and EXTREMELY physical. If we lose Milano, I would seriously consider trading up if he falls past 15. The only player on offense that I think is a viable candidate to trade up for, based on where he's projected to go (late teens/early 20's) would be Kadarius Toney WR from Florida. I know we don't really have a "need" for a WR; however, I feel Toney is a player that if utilized with creativity can create mismatches every single game for opposing defenses. A true difference maker on the field in my opinion. If either of those are available for a trade-up, I would highly consider it. We no longer are the same Bills team that has to fill holes all over the roster with the draft. I think we can be a bit more aggressive now and swing for the fences if we see a player we really like. We already have our franchise QB.

The case could've easily been made for Allen winning the MVP. There continues to be this fascination by sportswriters with Rodgers. Rodgers had an amazing year and yet, Allen still accounted for nearly 600 more total yards. Rodgers did have 6 more total TD's. The narrative is that Rodgers doesn't have a supporting cast - the dude has an elite WR and an elite RB. The reality is that in their last 4 NFC Championship games, GB has lost them all, scoring under 30 in each one I believe.

UBER jesus christ dude. This guy needs to be locked up for the rest of his life. Throw away the key. He’s a danger to society and now a 5yr old kid may die bc of this ######.

Visually: Oliver looks short and plump; myles looks long and lean. Im sure Myles arms are probably half a foot longer, which comes in useful against tackles.

I could see a team like the Colts trading for Carr. The Colts, as a team, are pretty solid across the board. Is Carr a downgrade from Rivers last year? I dont think so. If anything, Carr is capable of putting up huge numbers any given week - we’ve all seen it - and can be viewed as an upgrade. If im a Colts fan and I look at how good my team roster is, Id gladly trade 2 first round picks to guarantee 10-13 win seasons for the next 3-5 years in that division. The colts should not draft a QB and let him develop while the window for the talent they currently have closes.

Theres a lot that has been said here about his age, his instincts, scheme usage etc. I feel hes not yet an impact player. He misses too many plays - he either hits the wrong hole or when he gets it right he misses a tackle too frequently. I want Edmunds to be as great as he’s sometimes portrayed - its not common to say this of Bills players in the media, but Edmunds tends to be overrated by announcers. Hes been good but not great (so far) in my opinion.

The funny thing is the last two seasons Carr has put up better numbers than Stafford. And Carr is younger. Is it really that crazy at this point?

What is Stafford’s ceiling and floor. Realistic ceiling: 4800yds, 30td, 10int Realistic floor: 4000yds, 24td, 13int What about Goff: Ceiling: 4600yds, 30td, 13int floor: 3900yds, 21td, 15int Maybe Stafford will come in and throw for 5000+ yds, 40tds, 10int. It could happen I dont think thats a realistic expectation. Hes done that once his entire career.

It has been reported that other teams made significant offers for Goff. No other team was able to provide a Stafford-type QB however.

Goff is 26yrs old. Has been to a SB. Probably wouldve won a SB if it was any other opponent besides TB and BB. Just two years ago he was in the MVP discussion at 24yrs old. The Rams were very rational. Goff is being talked about here like he is Mark Sanchez and Stafford like he just won the SB or MVP.

I get that argument however Stafford has had (almost always) pretty decent WR, to include one of the greatest ever in Calvin Johnson. Looking at the numbers for Stafford hes thrown for 30 or more TD just two times in his career and hasnt done so since 2015. And Detroit passes a lot. Stafford better go to the Super Bowl..

Agreed. Stafford had one truly great season, almost 10yrs ago now.

What is the love affair with Stafford. Goff last season had a typical Stafford-like season statistically. Their career TD%, and INT% is almost identical. One of these two has actually won playoff games. Stafford is not much of an improvement over Goff.

I think the roster has very few real needs and in some spots is pretty deep. If the right player - impact TE, DL or WR drops into the teens i could see us trading up to get him. Why wouldnt we?

He is coming off such a cheap contract bc he had major issues in Philly, to include underperforming and an alleged sexual assault

We do have a complete roster so it would make more sense to trade up (not down) to get a difference maker type player. Someone like DT Barmore from Alabama or WR Toney from Florida. Those are two difference makers that can really help and could probably be had in the late teens or early 20s Just my worthless 2 cents.

Kadarius Toney - WR Florida He can be used in multiple ways. I would trade up into the 20s to get him. Diggs, Beasley, Davis, Toney. Oh my.

Hot take here: Can we start discussing Rodgers as being slightly overrated? Ill have to look it up again, but the last 4 NFC championships he has gone to theyve lost and only scored 20ish points. Hes a HOF for sure but the media tends to talk about this guy like hes right there with Brady as the greatest of all time. Id take P. Manning over Rodgers.

Kadarius Toney - WR Florida The end.

I feel thats pretty accurate. The storyline today was simple for me: 1. we failed to score TD’s in the red zone. 2. we failed to keep some of KC’s red zone drives to FG’s. If we score TD’s on two of those red zone drives and simply stop one of KC‘s drives by holding them to a FG well thats the game right there. Well said.

Chiefs’ offense is simply on their own tier. Has there ever been a more explosive offense in the NFL? They can attack you in any way they want. Andy Reid is easy to root for. Chiefs 33 - TB 20

I 100% agree. That was my single biggest issue all game. I love how we came out in our first drive and went for it on 4th down. I though alright the coaches realize we are going to have to score a lot to win this game. then we went into a shell. Sure, if you go for it on 4th down and miss it sucks and its deflating. But the Chiefs are unlike any other team in the NFL. Theyre going to score a lot. field goals are just not going to cut it and before you know it youre playing catch up and its simply too late.

1. Not scoring TD’s in the red zone and settling for FG’s. 2. They were perfect in the red zone. Those were the MAIN differences in my opinion