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I appreciate his time and dedication to the Bills. A great example of a pro's kind of pro by carving out a career built primarily out of being a team-player and strong work ethic. He has been a "process guy." Not interested in having him back now. The younger LB's need to develop, he is only partially committed (part of season), and he is a liability in coverage, a need out of our linebackers.

"The key to winning this game is to score more points than the other team or give up less points than the other team." - John Madden as a sports commentator

Certain individuals with specific backgrounds are allowed to say/do things that other people can't at this time. It has happened, currently does, and it will happen throughout history. Right now, people with social media accounts, football fame, money and look like DeSean Jackson are in that category. He is "woke" which translates to "I can say whatever I want." In 15 years, it will be another group, race, philisophy, or a different wealthy group that will be next.

I can't see us paying what he will want in a long-term deal after this year, so I would pass on him. We have our own people to pay first. Talented, but I as a one-year rental when the ball already is going to be with Diggs, Brown, Beasley, Singletary, Moss, and some of Knox, it will be hsrd yo get hid touches. Njoku wants to be a #1 option for his stats and money, but he is much more athlete than football player. Nothing wrong with that, but I would pass unless Njoku is willing to take a below market 2-3 year extension if traded to Bills. I can't see that happening and I would only bite on him if Bills are one offensive and defensive player away from AFC Title. We are still 1-2 years away from that being an AFC Title contender, so no to Njoku.

I am good with the name change. I can see the rational and need to do so. Either way, Dan Snyder's team will suck. On a less serious note with the name change, I request a time machine (aka DeLorean) be made available. We can go back to SuperBowl XXVI against the Washington ________ with all the knowledge of the plays and schemes they run to give us the win. It is not like that can happen, right? Or, could it? Signed, Bill Bellicheat what name would you give the team?

You started off great...#1 through #3 is accurate. After that, you got all Jetsy (this is a term to accept in your life until [if] you ever have a competent coach and GM again.) Essentially, no matter how much you hope and wish, you'll end up with a Butt Fumble. As Bills fans, we get it. Your best QB in the last 20 years was Chad Pennington or Mark Sanchez. You had a wet dream when Christian Hackenburg was drafted. You forgot that Sam Darnold had a dozen great college teammates and looked great against Western Idaho online's freshman junior college practice squad. The Bills were similiar until a few years ago except we had GREAT fans, Buffalo Wings and actually played in New York. The Bills are heading up. The Jets are heading nowhere. We accept that this sucks. Please go back to you AOL dial-up account, watch some end-of-career Favre "big moment" interceptions, or go for a walk. While doing so, please respectfully socially distance yourself from our Bills Board. Sincerely, Bills Mafia

Definitely the antithesis of a "process guy," I heard that most employees become a representation of the personality, culture, and leadership (or lack thereof). Sounds like Jamal is a representative of two of Jets most common traits: hype and headaches. Unfortunately, his third trait is a lot of talent, so Jets will get a decent return. Stay classy Jets & Jamal!

McDermott will send a message. Even if he receives a 1-2 game suspension from the league, McDermott ought to add another game. if Oliver wants big boy money or that 5th year option, this better be a one-off for Oliver. I'd bring Kyle Williams in for a one-to-one, and then have the team captains specifically have a meeting with Oliver that this is not Bills football, the process, or acceptable. Oliver better be a model citizen and still get at or near 10 sacks after a suspension.

I can't see Beane making any major trades after getting Diggs, free agent signings, and the draft. I could see some guys who have had NFL success recently signed to a one or two year deal. Linebacker Ogletree is available in FA. Pretty good in coverage and a former 1st round pick. He is probably better than all LB's save Edmunds and Milano. Running Back Lamar Miller is a solid vet, and I believe has more upside than Yeldon catching out of the backfield. Offensive Guard/Tackle Resign Glenn. He knows the team, city, and offensive concepts. He can be the swing tackle or compete for RT. At worst, he would be the best backup lineman. Corner Sign Prince Akumara (spelling wrong) to a 1 year deal. Punter When you have two punters, it means you have none. Bring in UDFA Turk or other vets. The winner of that tryout group joins training camp competition for punter position.

A punter makes a difference on a team. We have two, so we do not have one. Unless his name is John or Quincy, say no to Adams!

How about a Punter?

Adams has potential. Now...all I want for Christmas is to get one of the available punters, a linebacker, and TE?

Probably a "B" without including Stephon Diggs into the mix. Davis and Bass were puzzling picks. I thought a different receiver, Troy Dye (OLB) or Biadasz (C/G) would have been better overall value in the 4th. I would have wanted Mann (P) instead of Bass in the 6th. Epenesa, Moss, Fromm, and Jackson were solid picks. UDFA's: I believe bringing in a pair of undrated TE's and linebackers and upside G/T would be good for competition and position depth.

Ok choice. Do like Epenesa, Moss, and Fromm in their draft slots.

I think Troy Dye would be a great pick-up in the 4th round. He is who I would want. I believe he could start over A.J. Klein. He can pass rush and has the range and height for coverage. I would be happy with any of the following in Round 4: Troy Dye (LB), Bryce Hall (CB), or Collin Johnson (WR), or Davis-Gaither (LB)

***I do not believe the Bills will draft a tackle simply because of Ford, Nsehke, and Williams all possibilities opposite Dawkins). 2nd: Pittman (WR) or Arnette (CB) 3rd: Moss (RB) or Dye (LB) 4th: Anae (DE) or Simpson (OG) 5th: Bailey (OLB) or Muse (SS) 6th: Stanley (QB) or Coe (DE) 7th: Hand (CB) or best ST player available

Moss seems to be a fairly popular pick if he is available in the 3rd round. I like TJ Yeldon more than most, but 3 running backs that can play and take pressure off of Allen would really strengthen the offense and open up the passing game.

The QB from Iowa. Not a runner, but has good accuracy, prostyle experience, and good size and arm strength, accoding yo scouts. I have read he compares to former or current players like Charlie Batch, Matt Hasselbeck, and Chad Henne.

Winfield Jr Troy Dye Michael Pittman Any of the top 3 running backs

I like some of these thoughts. I know it would not be the most popular pick by position, but who thinks the Bill might upgrade the TE position with Albert O., from Missouri if he is around in the 3rd? I don't believe in Kroft or Smith, so TE depth is thin, and I believe Albert O could compete with Knox and pair with him as a safety valve for Allen.

What middle round prospects do you believe fit the Bills "process" culture, draft needs, and may honestly be available in rounds 3-5? Knowing that the Bills will likely value quality over quantity with this year's draft picks, what kind of players may become starters down the line and serve as solid backup depth? My Middle Round Difference Makers (Rounds 3-5) ***Bolded players are my favorite Offense QB Nate Stanley (Round 5 or Round 6) RB's Michael Warren (Round 4 or 5) & Lamical Perine (Rounds 3 or 4) WR's Collin Johnson (Round 3), Van Jefferson (Round 3 or 4), Jauan Jennings (Round 5) TE Jared Pinkney (Round 3 or 4) OT/OG Jake Driscoll (Round 4 or 5), Alex Taylor (Round 4 or 5), Jon Runyan Jr. (Round 5 or 6) Defense DE/DT Jonathan Garvin (Round 5), Nick Coe (Round 3 or 4), James Lynch (Round 3 or 4) ILB/OLB Markus Bailey (Round 3 or 4), Troy Dye (Round 3 or 4), Cam Brown (Round 3) CB/FS/SS Troy Pride (Round 3 or 4), Stanford Samuels II (Round 4 or 5)

That's awesome. I sent him a text and told him I thought it was cool to reach out to fans and being a positive boost during these uncertain times for people. Very cool for him to do that, and he sent a classy reply. Rooting for him over Norman!

The Bills trade their 5th round and 7th round pick this year to recoup their 4th next year. They use their 6th round pick on a punter who becomes their starter in 2020.

Yep!?

Yes...Yes...I Love it. Agree a two-year deal for continuity would be great, but this is an excellent and common sense kind of move.