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Idk if it signals the end for him this year. You have Williams who may or may not work out. I think it ends up being between Williams and SJ who the Bills keep after this year.

Idk if it signals the end for him this year. You have Williams who may or may not work out. I think it ends up being between Williams and SJ who the Bills keep after this year.

IDK, they had 2 picks in 2012 and both those players aren't on the team anymore...

So the current Bills FO should fear a new owner, who hasn't even been determined yet, and therefore draft for this unknown owner? I'm sorry, but that makes little sense. The Bills FO has been working on this draft since before Ralph Wilson passed away and they will draft according to what they believe the current team needs to build a winner.

"Because I got high" by Afroman Or is that starting a new job out on the wrong foot.

The problem with some of these mock drafts is that the experts don't account for trades. So they are forced to decide on who a team would take if every single team stayed at their respective draft spot. Unfortunately, that rarely happens with the draft now. I'm not saying Mayock is wrong because he's just deciding on who the Bills would pick, if the first 8 draft picks went the way they did. But if a team trades up for a QB or trades back, that completely changes things.

I doubt they would get that considering there isn't a QB at pick 1 or 2 that is rated anywhere near where RGIII or Andrew Luck when they came out. Trade value is tough to determine, but the position that is going to be picked determines the value. If it's a QB, the price will go up. It's not this year. I think the price this year would be a lot lower and as the draft gets closer by the hour if Houston really wants to trade out, they will take less.

So he gets no credit for actually tying the game up in the 3rd qtr? Without that drive, which I mentioned, the Bills wouldn't even be in the game at all.

You pointed to a specific drive and complained it as "dump offs" and said it wasn't special, I simply pointed out another QB who is considered special when he does it. We aren't talking about the rest of these QB's games. I know you are trying real hard to hate on EJ but even you must understand that leading game wining drives, by any QB, is not an easy feat, and is in fact special.

So your saying we gave up 9, 73, Stevie and CJ?

Tom Brady leads a 80 yard drive of checkdowns, genius. EJ Manuel leads a 80 yard drive of check downs, bum. Got it.

I know they aren't the same player or skill level and it didn't happen in the same state, but this happened to Nigel Bradham last year. He was put in stage 1, I imagine the same thing will happen with Dareus.

Honestly, where to start, you're all over the place. First are you suggesting that Carroll because he was a DB drafted DB's? It couldn't possibly be because he realizes the NFL is a passing league and teams need more DB's? Or are you suggesting that coaches should only draft what positions they previously played, completely ignoring the needs of a modern NFL team? And just because their starting defense isn't laden with 1st and 2nd round draft picks doesn't mean it isn't for a lack of trying. The majority of players drafted by Carroll has been on the defense, including picking a situational pash rusher in the 1st. Oh and their first pick in the 2013 draft, albeit a 2nd rd pick, was a RB. And yet they (Seattle) traded away a 1st and 7th in 2013 and a 3rd in 2014. Second, you then take all of what you say about Carroll and spin it to say the Bills have sucked because of their OL, completely ignoring the the fact that the Bills OL was in fact rated better than the Super Bowl Champs. So, whats your point with that?

If it's his first offense, he enters stage 1, which is no suspension. First strike the player always gets entered into stage 1 of the drug program. If they get it again, then it's a 4 game suspension.

I would suggest to people, who have the ability, to go back and actually watch the games, instead of just recalling from memory how you think EJ played. Not to mention your emotions during the game cloud your judgement. It's exactly what I have started to do. So you pick 3 drives out of 12 drives the Bills had that day and say EJ was trying to "lose the game"? Brillant. I mean why wasn't it Dan Carpenters fault for missing that opening FG, which EJ drove the team down the field by finding a wide open Frank Summers for 34 yards? Lets not also forget the first TD drive was ALL Manuel, he took the offense 80 yards going 3/3 for 62 yards and ran for 8 more to get the ball to the 2 yard line. Let's also not forget he connected with Woods for the 2 point conversion. But yea sure, minimize his performance in that game.

Good stuff Bandit, appreciate the time you put into it.

Not that this is your fault, more ESPN's, but NFL.com says he's been scouted for DE not TE. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000346583/article/eagles-sign-us-army-ranger-alejandro-villanueva

I just went to the toilet and made what sounded like "Koshinki".

Links not working.... here's the tweet? Ian Rapoport ‏@RapSheet 5m 2 teams that had conversations about moving into the Top 5 the last few days: The #Lions & #Bills. As of now 1 exec said they want a bargain EDIT: It's good to know they are looking for a bargain, that will appease some people.

Not to pick on you specifically but the bold is such an overblown statement that a lot of posters like to use. The Seattle OL was one of the worst in the league last year. And surprise, surprise the weakest point in that line was the LG position, Paul McQuistan, who was a 3rd round pick by the Raiders and has been a journeyman the majority of his career. The whole right side of the the line, for last years team, were low round picks. J.R. Sweezy was a 7th round pick by Seattle and Breno Giacomini was drafted by the Packers in the 5th. Giacomini was playing for Carpenter who was suppose to Seattle's bookend right tackle, drafted in the 1st, but can't stay on the field due to injury and has since been moved to left guard, where he still can't seem to stay healthy and has been average at best. Okung and Unger are both excellent at their positions and were both high draft picks. The majority of the problems for the Seattle's line came from LG, RG, RT giving up a combined 17 sacks, 15 hits and 69 hurries. With Okung and Unger combing for 5 sacks, 3 hits and 15 hurries. Seattle was good and won the Super Bowl last year because of their Defense. Interestingly Seattle invested heavily in a WR much like Watkins, in Percy Harvin. And while he was injured a majority of the season, he made his presence felt in the Super Bowl. He had a kickoff return for a TD and had a 30 yard run which resulted in a FG. He also had another nice 15 yard run. EDIT: To add to this a bit, since Pete Carroll has arrived they've drafted a total of 4 OL. Two of them are first round picks Okung and Carpenter. Okung seems to have found his stride but Carpenter with all his injuries and poor play has been a wasted pick. The other 2 OL were Moffitt, a 2nd rd pick, who is now with Denver and Bowie, who was a 7th rd pick. If anything, Pete Carroll invested heavily in the defense. More specifically the DL (11 picks, 4 DT and 7 DE) and Secondary (8 picks).

My question to Thurman would be, mofo is short for mother phucker, so shouldn't it be "on like a mofu"? Unless he's referring to Gaylord Focker's mother and how she is somehow on

You forgot to mention he drops a load of balls as well.

Not to be a jerk to the OP, but it's a Wawrow article, not ESPN. http://bigstory.ap.org/article/ap-source-bills-could-identify-owner-90-days

To the first question, who knows how far you could move, but in last years draft Miami was able to move from 12 to 3 by swapping 1st's and giving up their 2nd. That's 9 spots for their 2nd, to get into the top 5. So the precedent is there, that it may not take as much as some believe it will to get to where the Bills want to be. IMO, I think they want to be in the top 6, so they can guarantee one of those elite players in this draft. Oakland's sitting at 5 and Cleveland at 4. I think it's completely possible to get to those positions giving up a 3rd. Especially with Oakland. To the second question, I wouldn't be an advocate of that. But again, I don't think the Bills want to get to the #1 pick. Sure, they'll entertain the idea, hence the reports.

I think it's entirely possible, and there is precedent with Miami last year. It's not like the Bills have been picking pro bowlers in the 3rd round recently (Graham, Sheppard who was traded away, Carrington, Youboty, Ellis). If you had the choice of taking one of those 3rd rounders or increasing your chances of hitting a home run in the 1st round, were talent is the highest, which would you choose?