Brandon

Yeah, it wasn't so much a bad decision as it was a bad throw.

With the way this team has given up big plays tonight, I wouldn't give them another chance.

17/21 for 133 yards, 1 td and 1 int against one of the best pass defenses they're likely to face. And you have to expect some rust in week 1. It could be a LOT worse.

That's a lot of it, alright. Still, 13 points and 188 yards against arguably the best defense in the league. It could be a hell of a lot worse.

FG would still be OK considering the Jets QB situation. Play safe and smart, get the TD if possible, but get points on the board.

That should answer any questions about Benford's speed, anyway.

I hope not. With as well as Benford has played since being drafted last year, I think that would be a mistake. If he's not a starter at this point, I think he will be before the season is over.

I don't really care about it that much. If they're going to ask him to throw 700-750 times a year, which, including sacks and scrambles as originating as pass playcalls, is about what they're asking of him, and as long as he's converting that into 40+ total touchdowns, I'm not too worried about a few extra turnovers that might not happen if he were playing more conservative. It comes with the territory.

I can't really fault Spencer Brown on that one. His left foot slipped pretty badly just as he reaches the LB, causing him to be off balance.

Diggs, Davis, Knox and Kincaid.

He had a great season last year, but, as always, I want to see if he can maintain it over two or three seasons before making a final judgment.

I'm not surprised. He's better than he gets credit for around here and probably better than #10.

That sucks, but at the same time, best of luck to him. I never thought the story added up and I'm glad to see that NFL teams are apparently willing to give him another chance.

I'm not surprised. The story we heard never seemed to add up to me.

At this point, I'd like to see them add someone like Justin Houston or Melvin Ingram to help with the pass rush.

Probably, but they can always be traded again if the Bills choose to do so.

They've had success at it in recent years, but I wouldn't necessarily expect that as the norm. In the longer term, I think this is a better late round strategy.

This should be their late draft strategy every year. Throw a bunch of picks at the wall and hope something sticks. The odds that any one particular late round pick is going to make it isn't good, so take more chances at it.

Tyler Scott, Dawand Jones or Luke Wypler.

Dude, STFU.

Cedric Tillman or Drew Sanders, but I'm not disappointed with the pick they made.

I'm not going to complain about an OL pick. They certainly need the help.

Drew Sanders or Cedric Tillman. Marvin Mims wouldn't surprise me, either.

I'm going to go with C Schmitz, MLB Sanders or WR Tillman here.

I thought Charbonnet was a possible surprise Bills pick at 59.