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I'm thinking either Les or Primus.

I was born this way.

With that kind of athleticism, he could become an elite gunner on ST. Maybe he replaces Siran Neal, also an incredible athlete with little chance to crack the defensive rotation.

Honorable mention: Dmitri Kalinin.

Bill Walton was an American treasure. NBA games were infinitely more entertaining when he was on the microphone - His wit and wisdom, his depth of character, his infectious spirit - There is, was, and never will be anyone like him in broadcasting. I was just a little too young to have watched him play, but I know his game was at times transcendent. Thank you, Bill, for all the great basketball memories. You will be missed. Throw it DOWN, Big Man!

A lot of proven vets don't got to OTAs. It's pretty much an unwritten privilege for the higher-mileage guys if they want to skip out, especially the guys who prove they can do it year after year. I'd say Diggs has earned the right to skip, and there's nothing to see here.

Games would take nine hours. I would much rather they did away with challenges altogether, and just let bad calls become part of the game again.

I would have been happy if they had taken him in round 1 last year. That he fell as far as he did was a minor miracle.

If Tua stays, the Dolphins can still be a decent team. He manages to keep them in the hunt, even if he can't beat the Bills without 130 degree temperatures on the Buffalo sideline. He's not a bad quarterback on the whole, though he does carry major concussion concerns in his luggage. If Tua goes, the Fins flat-out stink for a while. Even if they have already start planning for their future QB, they have nothing in the cupboard and probably not a high draft pick next year. Ah, Schadenfreude.

I don't like what he said, but I do like freedom of speech. Not only is it a great privilege, it can also reveal who the morons are out there.

How long have you been a Bills fan?

This will be the guy who drops the pass that seals the next epic heartbreaking Bills playoff loss.

I seem to recall seeing him drop a lot of passes in big games over the years. Am I mis-remembering?

He could buy the entire city of Detroit with that kind of money.

Shakir doesn't count, because he contributed a fair amount last year. Same thing with Torrence. It has to be someone with a very limited resume. I'm going with Kingsley Jonathan on D and the legendary KJ Hamler on O.

Am I crazy, or is this by far the worst roster on paper we have had since the drought?

How are three AFC quarterbacks who have never won the Super Bowl listed ahead of Mahomes, who has repeatedly showed all of them who their daddy is on the biggest stages?

It just seems like there are A LOT of very uncertain things that need to work out favorably in order for this to be a successful season. Things that appear to be less than 50% that they will work out favorably. I'd say there is a 20% chance of playoffs this season.

Reminds me a little bit of Josh Allen. Rare athletic ability and high potential, but still very raw with not enough on tape to make you feel like it's a sure thing he will pan out. Only time will tell.

Literally ever single team in the NFL can say the same exact thing. You just can't grade a draft until the kids play ball.

On paper, we still have one of the worst WR rooms in the NFL. So the answer is No.

He was at UW for six years. So he also has a Masters' degree, apparently.

That's a spectacular highlight reel for one season at UK! He seems to have great vision, making guys miss before they even get near him, a la Marshall Faulk. And I like how he finds a hole and then hits the jets - no dinking and doinking, just get north and go. I'm cool with whatever at this point. Good luck and welcome to the Bills, Ray.

I don't know, the fact that he fell so far kind of puts a stink on him. I don't know what the issue is, but I'm glad we didn't take him.

The Bills FO had 20 hours on the clock to consider every other possible option and field every trade offer, and they stood pat so that they could pick Keon Coleman. They took him when a lot of very good prospects were still available. That all says a LOT to me about what they think of him. I really don't know squat about football, so I don't have a valid opinion on how Keon Coleman will develop. But as a fan, I'm really excited to see if he can be what Beane and co. think he can be.