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The 2020 Bills need to be playing and beating opponents when their at full strength. Worrying about who's playing or not playing against us is for playoff pretenders.

Dawson Knox gets blown-up by a blitzing safety who is 50 lbs lighter, that leads to a sack on Allen in the Seattle game. Dawson Knox drops a third down pass, that would have given the Bills a first down, against Arizona. Knox commits a penalty, push in the back, that negated a crucial 1st down against Arizona. I just don't know if Knox has the fire in the belly to be a quality TE in the NFL.

If the Bills can obtain Williams for a 2nd round draft pick, I'd say make that trade. I doubt there is as talented a DT that will be available to the Bills when they select in the 2nd round.

If Beane could trade for Williams and a quality LB, that could be the shot in the arm our Defense needs.

I'd be very pleased to see our "D" score multiple TD's this season. But what would make me ecstatic, is to have our defense dominant against the run.

If the Bills have an Achilles Heal this year, if most likely will be stopping the run. I'm hoping the McDemott and Fraiser can implement schemes that can make up for a lack of run stopping abilities.

If the Bills sign Fournette he would be the most talented RB on the team.

"TUSHY" at 12mil is starting to sound better and better.

I don't think a wildcard team will come out of the AFC East this year. However, based on the AFC East schedule this season, a record of 9 and 7 will probably win the Division.

Allen is a far superior QB to Prescott. So why would the Bills make such a trade.

I'll say Josh Allen. He's been working to better his game this off-season, and the Bills have added some good new weapons for him to play with. Not to mention, he has a solid group of players coming back along with consistency in the coaching staff.

As ESPN kept reminding us during each Bills draft selection, Josh Allen was the third most pressured QB last season. That being said, I would think we still have something to plug on the Oline.

I would very much like to see reports and video on how Bills players are working out and preparing for training camp .

I believe the Bills were very high on Dugger and were planning on taking him at 54. However, I believe the Bills had a higher grade on Epenesa, and even if Dugger would have been available at 54, they still would have choosen Epenesa.

I think his dad is privately having a conniption.

Wishing Trey Adams all the luck in getting healthy and having a great career in Buffalo.

Absolutely not. Especially this season where continuity is at a premium.

I don't understand why GB's management hasn't upgraded their WR corp. Can you imagine all the contortions our local sports media would go through if the Bills management did not improve the Bills WR corp.

After watching ESPN, before every Bills draft selection, flash that Josh Allen was the third most pressured QB last year, I'm thinking we need to make some improvements to the Oline. Hopefully, a year under their belts together and new competition helps to not have to see this flash in next years draft.

If healthy, he could make the final cut.

Beane wanted the Bills to get some airtime on ESPN.

As a UCF fan, I’ve watched Davis play a lot. He’s an excellent deep ball receiver. Not to mention he wins most contested ball situations.

I think this was a pick that has “cap space” written all over it. I doubt Trent Murphy is a Bill this fall.

I think McDermott has done the homework and concluded having a Big Nickel is a critical necessity for today's NFL defenses. With that said, I have no problem with Dugger or Chinn at 54.

Do it in a heartbeat.