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I think you're going to have to give up too much to get him.

Obviously Brady. Also the list of horrible QB's every other team in the division has had is remarkable. Just going off the top of my head the next best QB the Bills, Jets, or Dolphins have had was Pennington.

Skips role at ESPN is to say something outlandish to get attention. Sherman looks as bad if not worse.

I agree with you. Though guys aren't going to get the same opportunity as guys taken in the 1st. I don't think their is a team that has invested less in terms of drafting a QB over the last 5 years than the Bills. Take a guy at 41 and the Bills are awful again and they've got an opportunity to take Manziel or Bridgewater then they've gotta take em. With new CBA it's the franchise crushing blow if you miss on a QB as it would've been 5 years ago. Not taking a guy above the 7th rd since Edwards shows how inept Nix has been. More film on guys leads to more scrutiny and their stock falling. Locker was a likely number 1 overall pick had he left early, Barkley's stock has fallen, Leinart was a likely top pick had he left early. Leinart obviously is a bust and Locker hasn't shown much. A down year for Manziel I think his height will be scrutinized, if Louisville has a bad year then Bridgewater gets squeezed.

Barkley probably would've gone before Tannehill last year also.

A passing league and the Bills have nobody to throw the ball and one NFL caliber WR. So take an offensive lineman? If Nix goes o-line with the 8th pick the game has passed him by more than I thought. It's not 1980's football.

1. Barkley 2. Patterson 3. Geno 4. Jones 5. Milliner 6. Eifert 7. Vaccaro 8. Elam

For what? Why bring in a guy who isn't good enough to start in the league to compete with two other guys who aren't good enough?

Ive read other people posting the same thing. If Barkley or Smith are available at the 8th pick and the Bills pass the next spot barring a trade would be Houston at 27. This then leads to the 2nd rd with Philly, Jax, and possibly Ariz as possible teams that could take a QB. I think the Bills will have an opportunity to draft Wilson, Nassib, Bray, and maybe Glennon in the 2nd.

Manziel had one game where he lead a winning drive in the last two minutes. He was bad in the 2nd half vs LSU and UF. Analytics in other sports and I say this because I haven't read any that would break down a QB's numbers in the last 4 minutes of a game point to most guys playing the way they always play in "stressful," or "clutch" situations. If it's true in football a bad QB will be bad in the last 4 minutes of a game i.e. Fitz and a good QB will be good in the last two minutes i.e. Brady.

Did you see USC play with Wittack?

I agree. It's a passing league the philosophy of building from the inside out has passed. Especially if you don't have a QB and have 1 NFL caliber WR.

Still a horrible decision. The team has 1 NFL caliber WR, nothing at LB, and are pathetic at QB. The perception seems to be that drafting an offensive lineman is the safe route. I'd consider taking an offensive lineman no earlier than the 5th rd. Wouldn't most say that about any guy drafted? As for #3 I think they've decided the money that would be used to re-sign Levitre would be better used trying to re-sign Wood.

The Redskins were as bad as the Bills before RG3. They lost their best defensive player and were a division champ. Trent Williams and Alfred Morris are nice homegrown talents for the Redskins who wouldn't matter without a good QB.

Offensive line would be a horrible 1st rd pick. Why is it considered a safe pick? Guards just don't matter enough to take early.

Barkley was talked about going 3rd last year.

A rookie QB gives a coach some leeway. Even if take one in the 2nd and he's a disaster that would leave the door open to take one in 2014. Since Buddy Nix arrived i'm not sure a team has invested less in terms of drafting a QB. Even the Pats took Mallet. Before that they took O'Connell who flamed out. Denver took Osweiler after getting Manning.

Kyle Williams won't be 30 til June.

Jones has the neck issue, Te'o has the imaginary girlfriend, and Ogletree has character issues. Patterson had one year at the major college level. They're far from sure things. If Smith is available at 8 and the Bills pass on him he's going to have a Brady Quinn/Aaron Rodgers like fall.

If he's available at 8 then the other teams likely to draft a QB passed on him

He produced on the field.

Spurrier brought in a bunch of his former guys when he was coaching Washington and fell on his face.

Letting good players go and having to draft to replace them rather than improve at other positions is seemingly what the Bills do at CB. Just get the deal done with Levitre.

I have actually seen a person wearing a Wang jersey every home game for the past few seasons. Calling him bad is a compliment.

Nerlens Noel who is considered the top NBA prospect just tore his ACL and had insurance. I'd be willing to guess all the top prospects do this.