chris heff

I've posted this before and I'm going to do it again. In any era there are four or five elite QBs in the NFl, there is a handful of guys that have no business starting, but are, because of injury or because a team mistakenly made an investment in them. Then there are all the other guys. Guys that probably aren't going to the HOF, but can win if they have a good team around them and good coaching. Think Phil Simms, two SB rings, SB MVP. Would you take that record for a Bills QB? Payton Manning was drafted in 1998. How many QBs have been drafted since then? And yet there are still only three or four QBs playing today that can even be mentioned in the same sentence as Payton. He is arguably one of the best to have ever played. If a teams has a QB that they believe is good enough if they build a team around him but probably not elite, does that organization build a team around him or keep trying to draft an elite guy?

The difference between these teams is that Bellichick things he can win with just Brady. Elway gave Payton a team.

We don't know what we don't know. Are Moeaki and Hairston healthy and do the Bills view them as answers at positions of need? The answer changes the dynamic of this discussion.

Don't you ever post anything positive about Manuel again! He is a horrible QB and a bad person. I heard that he once lied to his mother! The Bills should draft QBs in the first round until they get it right!

I agree, and they are not taking a QB. So if Watkins is gone, is nine to high for Ebron?

Wow, how is everything back in 1965?

I agree, nothing against Pettine, but his only HC experience is high school and being the DC under Ryan is like Curtis Modkins bring the OC under Gailey. Which makes last year his first being in charge of anything.

Do you use the 9th pick on a RT?

So if you don't believe that he is going to work on, among other things, his accuracy and mechanics, what do you think he is going to work on, his hair?

Do you take a RT at nine?

Continuity is the key. Since 1969 the Bills have had 15 head coaches, the Steelers have had 3. The Steelers have 6 Super Bowl wins the Bills have 0. So let's just keep hiring and firing coaches, because it has worked so well in the past.

The 1982 Dolphins went to the Super Bowl, in a strike shortened season with David Woodley as QB. Marino was on a very good well coached team in his rookie year.

I pretty much agree, but let me fix one part. 1. Get rid of Graham 2, Draft Sammy Watkins 3. Upgrafe the OL and LB corps 4. Fix special teams.

Lookie lookie here comes Cookie!

I want them to do everything they can to protect Manuel and open holes for Jackson and Spiller. On D get help to stop the run. That being said, I'd have a very hard time passing on Sammy Watkins.

Agree and isn't Lynch one dumb move from a years suspension? And hasn't he already made that dumb move?

And you know all this how?

Press release says Haslett is DC and McVay is OC. Where did you get Morris and Jackson?

I like Matthews also. My nephew recently graduated from Vanderbilt, watched the what ever that bowl game was with my nephew and brother, both of them have seen most of Vanderbilt's games the last few years. Pointed out how good Matthews numbers were, considering he did not have great QB play.

If they keep Fitz they probably finish with the same record or better. Look at how many teams drafting ahead of the Bills are projected to take a QB. So they should use their first round pick to take the fifth or sixth QB?

That was fun!

This is the first time Wnston has faced an SEC team. There is a reason SEC teams have won the last seven national championships

My brother and I were discussing QBs, I've seen a lot or as my brother put it, he has seen all the greats since Otto Graham. In any given year in the NFL there are a few elite QBs. Then a few guys that have no business starting, but are because of injuries or because some team has an investment in them. There are some rookies, who I think deserve a pass. Then there is all the other guys. The elite guys right now, in my opinion, are Payton Manning, Brady, Brees, Rogers and Roethlisberger. I'm basing this on having won Super Bowls and body of work. None of these guys were drafted in the same year. Of those guys only Manning and Brady can carry a team without much talent, and they have proven that. Payton was drafted in 1998. How many QBs have been drafted by NFL teams since 1998? Yes there have been other elite guys that have retired but other guys, like Rogers, emerg. QBs from the ranks of "the othe guys", have won a lot of Super Bowls. What is easier to find, the elite guy or find one of "the other guys", and build a great team around him?

Is it your contention that if they beat Atlanta they don't stink up that place against Tampa Bay? If it is I agree.

What about Kemp and Lamonica? Oh wait, never mind.