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Niners go QB maybe?

Way too much pageantry. It's obnoxious.

That was a full network initiative. They put the biggest tragedy of every pick's life up on screen with their position, school, hometown, etc. It was bizarre.

These outfits these guys are wearing are atrocious lol

There's just so much annoying fluff. Does anyone - ANYONE - enjoy seeing current or former players getting up there and doing the whole "What's up (fill in team) Nation!!!" routine?

Weird fact I read today: You know that unmistakable, trademark chime they play on TV right before they announce the pick? The first draft pick they ever did that with was Donte Whitner.

Sean McDermott saw that you're predicting the first four picks to be defensive players and would like to officially extend an offer to you to work in the scouting department.

I wish it went back to six teams as well. The Bills would've had a bye in four of the past five postseasons. Tough to think it wouldn't have made a difference one of those years.

Should be required viewing for every poster here who thinks we would've won multiple SBs with him at QB instead of Kelly.

I feel like it's almost impossible to get too worked up about the draft unless you're picking in the top 10. It's effectively a crapshoot. We'll get who we get.

My literal quote from the first page of this thread: "Still an impressive accomplishment"

I'm not diminishing his accomplishment of making the team, but he did not play Division 1 football, which was the original claim.

Division 1-AA, not Division 1. At a school with no athletic scholarships. Good for him for making the team or whatever, but you're acting like he walked on at Ohio State.

Division I-AA, but still an impressive accomplishment. I think he is a sharp mind, but you can't be too much of a player's coach and also bring in guys like Tyreek Hill and Jalen Ramsey to rule the roost as the team's veteran leadership.

The Bills trading away their 1988 first-rounder, which prevented them from taking any of the other RBs that were drafted ahead of Thurman Thomas. (Gaston Green, John Stephens, Lorenzo White, Brad Muster, Craig Heyward, Ickey Woods, and Tony Jeffery)

98-99 Moulds was every bit as good as Andre Reed. Those two seasons of his were probably the high point of Bills WR play.

The reason is that Marino played six more seasons than Kelly (in much better weather, no less) and thus has better numbers.

Moon played in an offense where they threw 80% of the time, which allowed him to compile stats. Never could win in the playoffs, despite having loaded rosters every year. Cunningham had one good year throwing bombs to Randy Moss and Cris Carter. Jeff George did the exact same thing with that offense the very next season, and Daunte Culpepper did so too after George. He will never sniff the HOF.

Yeah, you lose all credibility on this topic the minute you start claiming that Randall Cunningham and Warren Moon were better than Kelly. Cunningham and Moon never won a single important game in either of their entire careers. Moon's most famous playoff performance involved getting outgunned by Jim Kelly's backup.

The 2022 season would've had a much better outcome had we immediately forfeited the Hamlin game at Cincinnati and taken a loss rather than a "no contest."

No. If ever take a trip to South America, I'm going to enjoy myself and have fun, not puke and sh*t my brains out in some hut in the middle of nowhere while having the worst trip imaginable.

It still blows my mind that people take vacations to a different continent to use drugs that make you violently ill. I also think the supposed therapeutic aspects of ayahuasca are significantly played up by people who don't want to feel stupid for taking vacations to a different continent to use drugs that make you violently ill.

This idea is no more crazy or unlikely than the dozens of "We should trade three firsts for Myles Garrett" suggestions we all read two months ago.

Not really recent, but wasn't the Bledsoe trade during the draft?

Why isn't he used more, then? He played 139 snaps over the course of 20 games last season. That's under seven offensive plays a game.