JackKemp

Exactly 100%. Incognito was at the end of his career and was no longer willing to play along with the new team culture. So we say goodbye to someone that the Bills resurrected. Great contribution for three years. Now we move on with the young players already on the roster.

This article makes it sound like Antonio Brown was in control on who was going to draft him. I call BS on that. He wasn't drafted at the top of the first round. He was a 6th round pick. Now what we should be upset about is that the Bills whiffed on so many draft picks in 2010.

Good then he won't be a mister check down. :-)

It isn't okay. However, he did it at 15 years old. A lot of growing up happens between 15 and 21 years of age. Russ is a grown man in a position of power that it appears as though he took advantage of young ladies. Bigggg difference. You may want to consider stopping being manipulated by media people with an agenda.

Is he going to play wide receiver for the BIlls? I'm confused.

We drafted some big boys.

Todd McShay, Mel Kiper, Mike Mayock, Beane, McDermott, the Pegulas...

Carson Wentz is more what they are looking for. Let's see what we have. They certainly believed strongly in him to do what they did.

The Bills went after their man and went for it as many of us have been demanding. Just because he wasn't what each individual wanted doesn't mean too much. What I saw was a pretty divided base on who to pick. The Bills went with who they think in this draft was the best fit. Let's see if they are right. As many have said keep trying until you find the man. Who knows maybe McCarron is the man and the Bills trade someone for draft capital in the future. I don't drink the koolaid, but I certainly want to see how this pans out before I complain about it.

I will repeat on this thread. Rosen is a concussion waiting to happen. I think we got the qb the Bills targeted all along.

I don’t understand the Rosen love. He is a concussion waiting to happen.

Another overthinker.

This was my read of the Tweet. People are overthinking this.

I am only going by what I saw and not theorizing. Thanks for the shout out though.

Tyrod was running for his life in that Chargers game when he came in. He was a Houdini out there escaping the rush. Peterman does have the ability and experience to do what Tyrod did in that in that game. However, I am not a believer that a team can hang their collective hat on Tyrod. We lost too many close games for me to say we should have stuck with him. The guy is incapable of passing to the middle of the field and to lead a receiver on a short route.

I am hoping for best case scenario. McCarron shows enough during OTAs, training camp and pre-season to win the job. The rookie sits behind him learning for one to two years. Then we trade McCarron to a QB hungry team for new assests and our franchise QB takes over.

Completely totally worth it. I was so happy to finally make it to the playoffs I drove down to Jacksonville to watch the game in person. Loved every minute of the tailgating and the game.

The fact that there were no charges means there also were no drugs. My theory is that this was an Ambien caused sleep walk. Thank goodness he was with family that care about him.

I hope this doesn't bite us. Preston was reliable and adapted everytime the defensive scheme and coordinator changed. There is some value to that.

I watched a game with a Chiefs fan who said all the same things we say about Tyrod Taylor. I have watched Alex Smith several times. He is a mirror image of Tyrod Taylor. Does do well passing over the middle. Long shots down field are rarely successful. Leaves the pocket at the first sign of danger. Everything is just like Tyrod. Just keep Tyrod in that case.

If the Bills trade for Alex Smith then they lose credibility with me. Alex Smith is the same QB as Tyrod Taylor. Might as well have continuity and stay with Tyrod instead of wasting draft capital and talent on Alex Smith.

No debate or thinking required. I hate the Patriots and the Dolphins. Patriots much more so now.

Exactly right. The Mid-60s Bills were similar to this team. This is about putting together a team and not just stock piling raw talent. I would argue that stock piling raw talent in hopes of winning is the lazy man's way. All of these unknowns will be in consideration for All-star and All-pro. It will not be because of their individual talent in most cases, but with winning comes the spoils. Hopefully other idiot teams don't start raiding our cookie jar in hopes of gathering enough raw talent to win.

Ding! Ding! Ding!