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K D

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  1. Jake Locker

     

    I think they sign him and it will be Manuel v. Locker v. Cassel. And between his natural ability, him fitting perfect for Roman's style offense, more weapons than he ever had in Tennessee, and his career being on the line - he wins.

     

    However, if Locker can't be brought in i'd say they should draft Garrett Grayson as the 3rd QB. In that scenario - I give the edge to Matt Cassel.

    I think most of the board is in agreement on Locker. We usually don't all agree on things. I think the Bills have to make this happen

    Locker is probably a long shot unless EJ does end up getting cut. He is going to want some certainty in regards to the competition and, barring him being told that they are cutting ties with EJ, having Cassel and Manuel on the roster doesn't offer much certainty on his place on the depth chart.

    I don't think he needs any certainty. There's not a lot of teams to go to. The Bills are good and will give him a legit shot at being the starting QB. That should be all the incentive he needs

  2. Realistically..how much money can Locker demand. $3MM?

    keep in mind Locker isn't about the money. he went back to college instead of come out early and be the #1 pick in the draft. he said then "I've never made a decision based on money so I wasn't going to start doing it (then)."

     

    he also turned down $2 million to play baseball out of high school instead of going to college for football.

     

    he's not driven by money. he won't be looking for a big pay day, he will be looking for an opportunity to start on a good team, and we give him that

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqDLCBsZqPI

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    I think you are missing the point of the trade. The Bills are positioned for yearly visits to the playoffs the next three years. They went and got the sure thing, not the maybe.

     

    Drafted RBs are very hit or miss. There's no need to even list the big names that went bust. Also, they were no in position to even get one of the two "sure thing" RBs in Gordon and Gurley.

     

    So the Bills decided to not roll the dice on the draft with whichever RB was left at #50 and instead got one of the top three stud RBs in the NFL.

     

    This trade instantly made the Bills a top 5 AFC team even with EJ Manuel as our starting QB IMO.

    I wish I had that much faith in a guy that doesn't want to be here. He's good but for how long and how good will he be if he doesn't want to be on this team? If we get the McCoy from 2013 then I'm happy. We simply don't know yet

    The same type of argument can be made for Kiko. The Bills wouldn't have traded him if they thought he was that good. In his one season, he played behind one of the best DL in football, which made him look great.

     

    I think their both good players.

    I think they know he is good, they just don't care. They wanted to make a big splash and this was their chance to better their offense. They probably feel as though they can get another LB that fits Rex's scheme so Kiko was exependable.

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    So you're just going to gloss over the fact that the Bills, coming off a franchise worst rushing season, just added one of the league's top-3 backs to fix it?

     

    That fact is meaningless?

    Eagles wouldn't have traded him if they thought he was a top 3 back. I believe he was ranked #55 by PFF. Bryce Brown used to rip off 200 yard games in his absence so I'm not convinced McCoy is as amazing as you think.

     

    There are lots of good RB's available in both FA and the draft. This is probably the deepest RB draft in years much like it was the deepest WR draft last year. This need could have been addressed in a lot of other ways

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