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John Elway and Randall Cunningham come to mind. Physical intangibles is an oxymoron.

Mitch Morse. His signing.started to make me optimistic about the off season.

Only Marrone, Jay Gruden, and Shurmur ranked below McDermott. Other than a few of the new guys who are 1st year HCs. If McD does what many of us expect by leading Bills to winning seasons, perception will change. He will gain respect and move up the ranks. IMO McD is the best Bills coach since Marv and 2nd best in AFCE. Hope he is here for the next decade+.

I remember a lot of big plays by Cornelius Bennett. The article says Biscuit was a 2 time Defensive Player of the Year. That's impressive, did not remember that. For Eric Moulds and Kyle Williams it's just a matter of time. Would like to see Freddy Jackson get the honor.

Nice Fighting Blue Hens reference

We’re going hit 11

Thank you Mr. Obvious. I didn't think they picked Ford by accident. Just saying that I like Risner. IMO he was the best available RT and would've been a good fit. Hopefully Beane, Jeremaiah, etc, are correct and Ford turns out to be a long time starter for the Bills

If they were going to take O-line, I would have preferred Dalton Risner

Yep. Me too. NE picking him put a sour note on an otherwise good night.

That contract seems low. His agent did a crappy job

Why did you think the Bills covet Wesco, did you hear or read something value him more than other teams? He seems like a tough kid with decent hands. But he has very limited experience in passing game and limited route tree. Basically 1 year in the passing game and most of his catches were on 2 routes. #137 seems too early to take Wesco.

Nice Post OP. #2 regarding Andre Roberts and special teams in general will be important. Not sure if Senorise Perry and Mo Alexander will make the team. But the Bills are putting a focus to upgrade the ST including coaching staff. And I agree this could easily change the out come of a few games. Last year ST were awful, so just getting to neutral could change from 1 or 2 losses caused by ST to break even could be the difference in making playoffs. #6 I am a big McDermott fan. This year really will be a good test for him and tell a lot if he can be an elite coach or not. Not only to see how new and more talented players are utilized, but also several new coaches on the staff. Several of those 18 FAs are not going to be on the opening day 53. I would say at least 5 or 6 through injury or being outplayed. This should be the first year since 2015 where there is really good competition. The last 3 years the back ups on OL, WR, LB, RB, TE have been very weak. If they do the draft right they should have a NFL quality 53 coming out of camp for the first time in awhile.

He doesn’t fit the culture of Bills RB room. The first step in The Process of becoming a Bills RB is to live for at least 30 years. Fournette’s not there yet. Come see us when you have at least 10 years experience and 2,000 carries under your belt

That one I believe. He actually looked the ball into and out of his hands. I heard that the FBI interviewed Harmon after that play and due to his 4 fumbles in the Rose Bowl. There was smoke, but the investigation died for some reason.

Not his best game. He definitely struggled taking on blocks on the runs up the middle. He did play his assignments and overall LSU held down a very talented UGA team. He was fast and aggressive to the ball on blitzes and outside runs even with some missed tackles, White disrupted plays. Also good in coverage. Based on picks of Allen and Edmunds last year, The current Bills front office seems to value high end athletic talent in 1st round. Edmunds had trouble with reads last year and lacks some instincts as an ILB, but he improved though his rookie year. White has incredible athleticism and runs hard to the ball. Personally, I think he will be gone before 9. If the board falls the way the OP has it, White should be in strong consideration. Who would be your pick at 9? By the way, the video you posted featuring every play with White highlighted was pretty cool.

If the Bills stick with the BPA mantra that has been their company line, then it's Devin White. And if he is there @ 9 he is who I would take. In that scenario move Edmunds outside.

Bojorquez Nooo!! You can’t have a guy who drops perfect snaps as your punter and holder. Cory Carter will be a better option if he is fully recovered from ACL. I prefer Carter or almost anyone else to Bojorquez.

Me too. I was trying to guess what exactly is the Go Biils hand signal. And why I hadn’t heard of it. like a pledge who hasn’t been taught the secret hand shake.

Really dislike this rule change. More flags and more stoppage is the opposite of what the league needs. PI is a judgement call. There are so many that can go either way. At least they’re not allowing more challenges. But the last 2 minutes are going to be hard to watch.

Excellent signing. Amazing how 1 top level starter makes the entire line better. Get at least 1 more starting quality o-lineman in FA, and draft a high potential guy in first 3 rounds and we're in business

Pegula? Not saying he’s a bigger name. But he lives close to Jupiter and he is into Asian chicks

Coaches too

Russell Wilson. It was exciting when he was still in the board in the 3rd round.and the Bills were trading up to get him! And then they accidentally turned in the card for TJ Graham. Who is that and why isn’t he on any of the draft rankings? that was a strange one.Ty Hilton slipped to the 3rd round that year too. Missing Roethlisberger by one pick was thought.

It was only 26% because he wasn't on the team for the first 4 games. He played about 35% of the Bills D snaps for the games Phillips was actually on the team. In the 12 games Phillips played compare to the first 4, The Bills gave up less yards / game 304 v 358, less points / game 22.3 v 26.5, and had a better winning %. Yes I know there are many other factors. But my point is the Bills were better off with him than whoever was in his place before. After losing Kyle, and with all the other holes the team needs to fill, I would like to see Phillips back on the team for 2019 and beyond. He's 26 years old so should be in his prime. I don't pretend to know what the going rate is for a good but not great D tackle. If the Bills paid in $5 million / year or even a bit more for a few years I would rather that, than lose him. Hard to say that Star is worth twice as much as Phillips.

That makes no sense from the Raiders stand point. If #9 for 24 & 27 is close to equal value., then why would the Raiders trade 35 for 40? And then throw in 66 just in case the Bills aren't smart enough to take it.