LabattBlue

If it was something as simple as a bad scheme fit, they wouldn't be looking to dump the #3 overall pick from two years ago for next to nothing. Chances are if he can be had for a 3rd round pick or later, I'd venture to guess that there are some major issues with him playing at the NFL level.

^^^ I'm with you. Don't like either of these guys at 9.

Definitely thread worthy...I don't think I've seen any mention of the Bills possibly taking WIlkins. Good work! ?

...or just bounce it around to the cities that have a domed stadium.

You really think the Bills would be dumb enough, especially in this era of social media, to tell a prospect, we will be trading up to draft you?

Yeah, but this is the chance they(NFL) take, when things have to be bigger, better and greater than the previous year. They want a spectacle, and that is what they might get...a weather spectacle.

One player... Quinnen WIlliams.

Was Irv Smith already taken? If not, I vote for him. I'd even try and move up to the top of the 2nd round to get him.

I guess the Bills didn't see the prior thread on here about how confusing it would be to have two players with the same name on the team. LOL

Just heard on Sirius NFL Channel that the forecast is so bad for tonight, that they are considering moving it indoors(symphony hall or something like that). Even though the outdoor stage is covered and enclosed on 3 sides, depending on which way the wind is blowing, rain/wind/lightning could be a nightmare.

I’d be okay with Jonah. ?

Yes.

Is it bad that I had to look up who R. Thomas is, and even then, I still don't know who he is. LOL

Hindsight is 20/20, but Rich waving around the blank check, and then subsequently dropping out was a mistake. IMO, it's hard to say because no one sees their books or know how they cook the books but...even the teams with the worst attendance still make money because of the TV contracts. Back to the topic, there is no excuse for the continued lack of success for this franchise. Do it with up and coming players, do it with career minor leagues, do it with over the hill MLB'ers, or do it with a combination of all of the above, but start putting winning teams on the field. This franchise has become so much of a joke, that I wonder if the Pegula's secretly bought them several years back.

I am all about OL/DL at 9, but if they decide to move away from that strategy, I'd take Hock over Metcalf without any hesitation. Just say NO to Metcalf at 9.

In no particular order... Williams Dillard Taylor Oliver Wilkens Hock I think I would be happy with any of the above.

I've read that Williams has short arms. Is it really that big of a deal if his arms are 2" shorter than your average OT? Can't you make up for that with great technique/athleticism?

If I ever lived close enough, I don't think I'd have any interest in standing around outside watching the draft(maybe for part of the 1st round). OTOH, give me a seat at Radio City Music Hall(or wherever it was held in NYC), a draft magazine, and my phone with internet, and I'd be there for all 3 days. In the meantime, I am happy watching all 3 days on TV....and actually prefer that it is Thu-Sat instead of Sat-Sun.

Rule 3.14 in the CBA states that a team cannot have two players with the same name during the regular season. Prior to this rule being added, you could have 53 Josh Allen's if you wanted to.

Newsflash...teams other than the Buffalo Bills have good offensive players!

No.

Drafting another Alabama DT in the Top 3, and trade up giving up next years #1 as part of the package? I’m going to have nightmares the next two nights. ?

I heard the PFF guys talking him up a couple weeks ago on Sirius/NFL channel as one of the best at his position. Is he worth a 2nd round pick, or is he just another “high motor guy” who tries hard but doesn’t get the results to match the effort?

If the above speculation is true, than i stand corrected.