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If Jackson demonstrates that he can master the mental part of playing QB he would be a tremendous asset to the Bills.

I have watched and admired McCoy's play quite a bit over the years. At this stage of his career, I believe he's far more valuable in the locker room than on the field. He should stay and retire a Buccaneer.

There's a difference between respect and preparing for an opponent. I doubt the Pats prepare lightly for any opponent. As I said, Waddle was being polite.

I feel Waddle is being polite. Until we start beating New England on a regular basis, we should not expect their respect.

Who said they were?

Your consumption of Bourbon and Maalox is obvious.

I've been reading that the Bills are interested in signing a veteran TE. However, my understanding is that the primary reason for the veteran TE is to bring playing experience into the TE room. If that's the case, why not hire an experienced TE as an assistant coach. This would give the coaches the veteran experience they feel is important to their TE group with sacrificing valuable reps for these new players.

If we are lucky Ty will be an upgrade at LT, and play for at least two years. This will give the Bills an opportunity to put a top 10 Oline on the field and win the Line of Scrimmage.

If Croom bought into the process and improved on his blocking technique this off-season, he will make the roster and be hard to keep off the field.

Outstanding!!!!!!! This young man possesses great character. I would say his parents must be very proud of him and themselves. They have raised a quality individual.

Jets took the Top Rated player at three that just so happened to be a DT. It could be argued that after Tillery was taken by the Chargers the quality of DT"s in the draft dropped dramatically. Whereas quality Edge Rushers were still available in round three where the Jets selected Polite. Up until Polites disastrous combine and pro-day he was rated a top 15 draft pick. The Jets have someone on their staff that was familiar with Polite. So perhaps it was a strategy that fell into place for the Jets.

Cowhert has a history for apologizing for being wrong. He's probably wrong 85% of the time. His miscalculations must be his appeal, it's certainly not his prognostications.

We didn't draft Kevin Harmon in round 6, thus the A-. OK?

How do you know that happens every year with every team? Perhaps the earth your from is too close to Love Canal.

I'm glad to see we have thrown out the hearty welcome to our first two picks, along with media interviews. But why so little with the remaining draft class?

Still a little puzzled about Spain. Why didn't the Titans try to keep him? Why did he last so long on the market? Why did we get him so cheap?

The only way the Jets trade with the Bills is by them getting a deal that on paper is a fleecing.

I agree. If we are going to make any noise this year we have to be strong against the run. As the saying goes, you win games by winning the line of scrimmage.

My perfect draft would be Williams at 9 and then we move back into round one for either Hockensen or Metcalf.

If Williams is there at 5, I'd make the trade.

The Bills might not get the highest graded player on their board at nine, but this draft has plenty of players that will be available at 9 that can play at a high-level next year. With all the new faces and 10 draft picks, I think it's likely we trade back up into round 1 or later rounds, or trade for higher picks in 2020 draft.

From what I have read Shady and Gore are so close, that they are a package deal. Shady convinced Gore to play here with him. So I guess if one goes so does the other.

In my opinion, this would be a "GREAT" draft. What would make it an even "GREATER" draft is getting Singletary or Henderson instead of Love.

Watching the Bills beat the Dolphins at Miami in December.

Sorry if I missed this info from a previous post, but is there a list of players attending the offseason program?