EmotionallyUnstable

Anyone else think this move opens up the possibility of taking a QB at 22 or later and using 12 on a defender?

Any contract details other than 2 years? Nvm

Nice

Drafting a rookie is like buying a new car. As soon as it leaves the lot, it depreciates in value.

That might actually be a great spot for him. Lots of quick hitters in the WCO will get him the ball fast

We won't stay at 12. As previously discussed by other members, it is believed that 12, 22 and 65 can get you into the top 5. That would be tremendous, allowing retention of picks this year and not having to mortgage the future

Gross, no way imo

No way. They are looking tier two FA and a highly touted rookie QB. Think we can put the Foles chatter to bed

I was arguing the same thing.

When you have three quarterbacks, you don't have one quarterback. MN likely wants to move on with a single signal called, remove any hypotheticals or "what if we would haves" they are built to win now, with so many tremendous defensive players, many still on rookie deals

Niners IMO - established QB situation - tremendous cap room - keeps him in California - need for a number one WR

A chapter has ended. Tyrod was an exciting player and true professional. I'll never forget his elusive scrambles and magic trick plays. I wish things would have worked out here in Buffalo but this is the way of the world. I hope to see him do well in Cleveland. Either way, he made his money, broke our drought and made his name as a QB in this league. Thank you for being a man that I was proud to follow and root for. Be well!

Go get him Beane

This was awesome

When MN drafted Teddy Bridgewater, a Vikings fan I was watching with cracked a beer bottle over his own head. If the Bills move up and package the future (22, 21 and next year's picks) to select a LB, I will break a beer bottle over my own head

Gross

So what you're telling me is, no matter which way you slice it, he's still rich as ****

Trying to make Greg Hardy look like a choir boy

As you stated, opinions vary!

Sure, makes sense. A rational thought. I wasn't looking to argue. But maybe I've overstepped.

I'll spell it out for you... You asked if my mother taught me "if I don't have anything nice to say, dont say anything at all." Yet, you are the one that called me a jack ass? I never said anything"not nice." You're clearly just thin skinned and trying to pick a battle instead of offering any quality dialogue.to argue against my point. So go ahead and call me a jack ass again and move on because it's apparently all you can offer

In rebuttal to your first point, you're the one that implied I was a jackass so your hypocrocy is staggering. Secondly, Jim Kelly was a Bill and is no more a Bill. For someone who missed the 90's and has never experienced the success they had, it gets extremely tiring hearing about all the greats and the glory days. And no, I wasn't looking for a reaction, at least not the one you think. I was asking sincerely as I know that some fans similar to my age feel the same way about these stories as I

Being tired of hearing about a former player and the tiny details of his personal life is lacking respect? Some might argue that airing and discussing his personal health lacks respect. Sorry I don't live in the glory days...

Thin skin much?

Anyone else tired of hearing about the has beens?