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The other argument is that the QB position while possible is the least likely position to find out of the 1st round.

The biggest thing in the 15 years of losing is that they never completely bottomed out. The Sabres will finally find out how rewarding that will be for years to come.

The list of the current top QB's and where they were drafted certainly holds that to be true. While you can hit on a QB after the 1st round (Brady, Wilson), statistics and history has shown it is the least probable out of all the positions.

If you are going to blow your load, do it on a QB.

All the hype even before he was hired in the media was that he was an up and coming innovative coach (statistically based), a chip kelly lite. He has turned out to be like Dick Jauron and has proven he knows nothing about the probabilities of the game.

Spending exorbitant resources on a QB can actually make sense!

My point is that you don't need to even draft high in the 1st round to get viable WR's and that WR's are not the thing that leads to winning in the NFL. QB's make the best WR's in the game. WR's are an area like running backs, you don't make myopic front office moves to improve those positions. The Falcons are currently learning that lesson.

Aaron Rodgers - Round 1 (Pick 24) Peyton Manning - Round 1 (1) Phillip Rivers - Round 1 (4) Tony Romo - undrafted Tom Brady - Round 6 Andrew Luck - Round 1 (1) Drew Brees - Round 2 (32) Ben Rothlisberger - Round 1 (11) Eli Manning - Round 1 (1) Carson Palmer - Round 1 (1)

Like the obvious, the game is about putting resources in the QB, the o-line and the defense.

Antonio Brown - Round 6 (195) Demaryius Thomas - Round 1 (22) T.Y Hilton - Round 3 (92) Golden Tate - Round 2 (60) Jordy Nelson - Round 2 (36) Julio Jones - Round 1 (6) Emmanuel Sanders - Round 3 (82) Dez Bryant - Round 1 (24) Jeremy Maclin - Round 1 (19) Desean Jackson -Round 2 (49) Just another reason you don't waste exorbitant resources on WR's especially those that hinder future decision making. You waste those resources to find the QB.

Currently Watkins Ranks 15th in targets 19th in total yards 22nd in yards/game 19th in TD's 18th in receptions beyond 20+ yards 37th in YAC 13th in receptions for 1st downs. Long of 84 yards

The Cleveland Browns are in sole possession of 1st place for the 1st time in 19 years and have a 49.5% chance to make the playoffs using a template to build sustained success. The Buffalo Bills are in 2nd place and have a 12% chance to make the playoffs using a myopic approach.

St. Doug is a run of the mill, typical conservative HC that doesn't understand in-game probabilities and time management. He has been far from impressive.

You can't be frustrated with a player when you know he is awful to begin with, for that reason McKelvin shouldn't even be on this list.

As was mentioned before the move was simply made for the myopic outlook for the 2014 season and the questionable future of St. Doug.

I don't think the move will be questioned at all. There are a lot of other holes besides quarterback and orton has been a small improvement overall.

Yeah I just can't wait to hear murphy after that...

I've never heard that.

Awful cornerback who has been known to make costly mistakes on special teams. Meh.

At least they didn't waste two first round picks on Palmer like what the Raiders did.

My vote is still consistent with my assessment of the Cleveland Browns since the off-season.

Rich Stadium also holds 10 000+ less fans than it did back in its peak of the early 90's.

Especially the smartest guy in the game - Bill Belichick

Let the casuals live in la la land until the end of november.

The sabres will totally bottom out to try to get automatic talent which is a great thing and what the Bills failed to do in 15 years of futility and mediocrity. Short term pain, long term gain.