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Anybody looking at Tyrell Williams as anything other than a WR3 will be highly disappointed. Would he help our WR corps? Absolutely. But he isn't going to make a very large difference, he's basically a league average WR. Let somebody else pay WR2 money for that.

That highlight video isn't overly impressive. Normally when you see highlights of a 1st round OL talent (like Quenton Nelson last year), they are absolutely mauling people in games. I'm not seeing that in the vid, and even a clear hold is featured. Not saying he's not a 1st round talent, but I expected a more dominant highlight reel. Looking forward to focusing on him vs Clemson.

Say what you want about Tre'Davious, but there is no way in hell that Stephon Gilmore belongs in the Pro Bowl. If not Tre, somebody else got robbed of that spot.

I live near Aurora College. Almost every time I hear Beebe's name mentioned around here, somebody says "the guy from the Bills with that huge helmet like the Great Gazoo?".

Really impressive seeing Teller pick up that first stunt. Then equally unimpressive in the next vid when he doesn't recognize #50 coming across his face. I think he's ready physically to a solid starting OG now, but he needs more development between the ears. I feel pretty good about him going forward.

Trent Murphy is a pretty good player. Sure, he's had some injury issues, but he's performed on the field. I don't see him going anywhere, it's not like there are better pass rushers available for less.

Travis Benjamin is fool's gold. He's nothing more than a WR4, and those can be found anywhere.

Lamar Jackson's initial success has a bit of the Tebow Magic feel to it. He's won some games while being a poor passer, and may even get them into the playoffs. He's never going to be a good pocket passer, I don't think what he's doing is sustainable, and I could see Jackson washing out in a year or 2 if the Ravens stay with him over Flacco. As far as the Bills are concerned, I'm ecstatic that we have Allen and not Darnold. Even more glad it's not Rosen.

3300 yards passing is only 206/game. He'll have to be a bit better than that to take the next step, which should be well within reason if we upgrade the weapons & OL.

I agree with what everybody's said about signing OL/WR, but it seems like everyone is forgetting we're also gonna need to sign 2 CBs. We need a starter & a depth signing, badly.

I cannot stand KB's attitude & effort, and want him gone as much as anybody, but... It's really impossible to say how close that tipped ball was to him. From that camera angle, it seems like it's pretty close, but it could be 12ft away from him. Yes, he absolutely should've dove for it, even if it was 12ft away & he had no chance, but it may not be as bad as it appears. I'd love to see another angle of that play.

You guys are absolutely insane if you're OK with John Miller or Bodine coming back as starters. Those guys are far below league average OL. Bodine is probably the worst starting Center in the NFL, no way can we go into 2019 with him in a big role. If we don't bring in a better player to at least 2 OL spots, we'll be looking at another early draft pick in 2020.

Parker just had 6 catches for 134 yards this week, he's playing now.

We need a LT, Dawkins is not a LT on a winning team. If we can't get Bosa or Oliver, I'd love a trade down & draft an OT, then move Dawkins to RT or LG.

Watching the All-22, I was suprised to see Ducasse block really well on a couple pass plays. Now he was awful on some other plays & was really bad at run blocking, but he's definitely not our worst O-lineman. Groy & Miller are definitely worse. Mills was actually decent, especially pass blocking.

Groy is atrocious as a run blocker, those first 2 plays are the worst I've seen in the NFL in a long time.

2002 I think vs the Colts. Peyton Manning ran a bootleg & every Bills defender bit on the fake. Manning ran untouched for a slow & lumbering 70ish yard TD. Depressing...

Shwing!!! He's an absolute perfect fit. I've been hoping Beane would trade a 6th rounder for him, getting him without losing a pick would be amazing. We're a sure top-10 Defense if we get him.

I think we match up better with the Vikings than Chargers or Packers. I have a feeling Minnesota takes a step back Cousins, it rarely works out exactly as planned when a team think it's adding the final piece. A win here could be a coming-of-age moment. San Diego is a title contender this year, I expect a pounding here. Chargers D-line will be way too much for our OL. Even without 5 INTs, they embarassed us. I could see us beating the Packers with a strong defensive game, and hits on Rodgers. Likely?, no. Possible?, oh yeah. Ravens should be a win.

The Dick Jauron hire. I live in the Chicago area, and had just seen how awful he was for years. Based on his tenure with the Bears, he shouldn't have even been a consideration at Head Coach. I knew that was destined to be a dumpster fire, & could only watch it happen...

I have Kelly, Bruce, & Thurman autographed/framed in my basement. As far as wearable jerseys- Thurman, Watkins, Stevie, TKO, Bledsoe, & Moulds.

Murphy is a stud & just signed a big FA deal. He is an absolute perfect fit for our D, I foresee 10 sacks. 0% chance he gets cut.

Phillips is a future pro bowler in this Defense. He's not just a doubleteam eating 1-tech, he can penetrate- as shown by 100+ tackles last year. He'll be a rotational guy in year 1, but will really take off post-Kyle.

I remember people saying that Eli Manning would be even better than his brother too. Joey Bosa is really freaking good, it's ridiculous to say that anyone is definitively a better prospect than him. I'm sure Nick will be great, but there is no guarantee that he'll be better than a guy who is already a top-5 DE.

Why would they move without knowing who will be on the board at the pick in question? If they move up, it'll be while that team is on the clock & their QB is available.