EmotionallyUnstable

Should we sort this as an addition or subtraction?

He sat almost a year behind an experienced NFL QB and is a year older. Yea, it isn't game experience, but helpful nonetheless

I'm hoping EJ because of the change in staff and increased experience. But realistically, I see Cassel winning this competition. He is the most experienced and is mobile enough.

What if the best OL available is a tackle?

Same here. It's undoubtedly frustrating. If they can get a tackle at 50, Henderson could try his hand at G. He has experience there in college. I'll be interested to see how they shake out the OL

I think it's unfair to say Henderson sucked. He played well at times but did, in fact, play below what we need. As far as his production for a 7tg round rookie, I'd say he did fine. Give him a year of proper nutrition and fitness and a real OL coach. I think he'll be much improved

With Spikes, you can wait until the 3rd or 4th round. Without, I think they'll take a hard look for an ILB at 50

Retaining Hughes and adding Rex will make these guys the best imo

This would be great depth, leadership and closing another hole. Would open us up for the best OL at 50

Interesting stuff. Patience grasshopper?

Russ is Cheap

I think it depends in how Roman and co. View Glenn and Henderson. I think you take the bet lineman, regardless of position, hoping Glenn or Henderson could kick inside (they both have experience at the college level there). But if it's a Guard, take the guard. Exact quote from Jags brass in 2012 when they selected a Punter two picks before Russel Wilson went to Seattle. Seriously though, BPA is a great idea in theory but has to match position need to an extent.

Best OL available.

Downtown at Soho Burger Bar drinking a vodka cranberry and shooting the **** with local fans. I wasn't able to make it over to share my two cents, but I think it's pretty cool he is out mingling and talking to the people of Buffalo

To the OP, since this years draft class is extremely LB heavy (reportedly), would it make more sense to take the best OL available at 50 and then get your ILB in the 3rd? I feel th drop off from the second to third round for OL is greater than it will be for LBs. Just a thought

The FA acquisitions are inconsistent with what many believed the Bills were trying to do on Offense. I think many people will be surprised by how different it will end up being. Ground and pound is not a term I think we'll be using come Augusf. Reasons? Sammy, Harvin, Woods, Clay... Shady isn't strictly a Tackle to tackle runner either. We have great options with the extreme athleticism on our offense. I expect a west coast, short pass, screen and draw offense. All signs point to that Side not: We DO NOT need to add a "big" receiver as many believe

Haters gunna hate

No. Pegula promised he would not move the team 😊

I never understand the obsession with ppl wanting a red zone/ jump ball guy. You aren't going to take a player that you're looking to develop at 50

To say there is decent depth at TE is ridiculous. No need? So Gragg, grey and a college basketball player are adequate backups? Hmmm.

As far as NFL football goes, slim pickins down in Florida. Dolphins, bucs, jags?!

I find that Dolphin 'fans' can be equally as transparent as broncos and Seahawks. There was a wagon coming by and the idiots saw shiny colors and jumped on it. Tisk, tisk, they should have just circled it. Go Bills.

Yes.

But then we'd have a first round draft pick this year.

We've exposed their plan from all along!