Sisyphean Bills

Has he been nominated for the All-Time Slow-Blinker Team?

Wait. Isn't one of the biggest gripes around here that the Bills coaches, particularly of defense, flat out suck?

Luck wasn't really playing at an elite level prior to his injury last year. The Colts did invest in the OL in the draft. It will be interesting to see him return to the form/trend of a couple seasons ago. If he does, the Colts should be considered a Super Bowl contending team.

What are the odds?

Whitner was drafted after the Bills created a void in their secondary prior to the draft.

Giterdun!

Like a mosquito?

Well, there once was the idea of moving Aaron Maybin to TE.

The Bills have drafted how many QBs in the 1st round in their history? Seems like there is an argument to be made that they were doing more than taking a shot. Although some arguments have it that Kevin Kontinuous Konkussion Kolb was The Man. It was a bad year to draft a QB. But some would argue that doesn't excuse a lack of foresight, or painting themselves into a corner with Fitzpatrick, and failing to develop depth at the position from day one when Chan Gailey walked through the door.

What, do you mean with the Bills?

Multiple years seems to be a common take. Well, there is a chance CJ won't get years. TT didn't get his extension. It would be a surprise if EJM received or wanted a 2nd contract from Buffalo. So, there is this chance the Bills will get Broncoed at QB. That would leave them with a long-term project, a blank slate, a big lump of clay, as their option (singular) perhaps. If one looks at this pick under that scenario, it does raise some strategic questions.

It's a bit premature to say he's going to be the next Ray Lewis. But Rex's defensive system needs studs at LB, and RR has the talent to be that type of player.

In Lilliput, yes.

I thought they upgraded when the door whacked Leodis.

CJ Spiller?

You got your wish.

The slow-twitch neurons are holding him back. Not really his fault.

World class 100.

Well, Whaley did say he was a blank canvas. That sounds like raw. Or maybe it is more like a bag of flour and unbroken eggs on the counter—not even dough yet.

Actually, Rex Ryan is a known proponent of the idea that you break ties between players with similar draft grades by taking the bigger player. Jones is bigger than Prescott, so ...

They can save a roster spot, however.

Makes sense. Elway doesn't seem to have a clue.

Going zero to one deep across your roster isn't a proven strategy.

Hmm. It's not like Preston Brown is great in coverage.