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21: R1P21 QB JOSH ALLEN WYOMING 22: R1P22 EDGE MARCUS DAVENPORT UTSA 53: R2P21 DL HARRISON PHILLIPS STANFORD 56: R2P24 C JAMES DANIELS IOWA 96: R3P32 RB NICK CHUBB GEORGIA 121: R4P21 OT ALEX CAPPA HUMBOLDT STATE 158: R5P21 LB JACK CICHY WISCONSIN 166: R5P29 WR TRE'QUAN SMITH UCF

14th, week from Thursday.

HA exactly.

6 rushing TDs and 66 1st downs out of their run game last year. For comparison the Bills had double the touchdowns and nearly double the 1st downs and we were still middle of the pack. Barkley seems like a no brainer for them.

Why doesn't anyone have the Giants picking Barkley? Eli and that offense would certainly benefit from having a top running game.

Seriously. Especially if the Giants stay put and select Barkley. Not like Luck has really won anything but a bunch of regular season games anyways. Might be time to admit that he may not come back or more than likely will be a shell of his former self.

As they say, the truth is in the middle somewhere. I think talent wise, the line is better than they played. I think that also had a lot to do with that awful zone blocking scheme. They were still more than effective on power runs. I won't get into pass blocking because you can't judge that with a guy that holds the ball and scrambles.

It doesn't matter where the play comes from honestly. It's whether or not you have the giant cojones to call it.

People said our last receiving corps was terrible too, but they've all gone on to be great. I wonder what the one common denominator is in this situation...

The best thing that happened to the Bills in terms of free agency was going to the playoffs this year. Anyone they bring in, they can basically sell it as we want to bring you in to win a Super Bowl, not just make the playoffs. That goes for QBs and other positions alike.

He's always been my least favorite announcer. And just when I thought there was no way I could think any less of him, he has his little Patriots homer fit and calls a catch and run for a touchdown an incomplete pass. The guy is an absolute joke.

The problem with "surviving the ground" is that as soon as a knee, elbow whatever hits the ground, the play is dead. Cowher actually explained it perfectly on CBS when they did their segment about catch/no-catch. Hand under ball when they player hits the ground, it's a catch. Two feet in bounds, control of the ball, catch and when he steps out, play is over. Ball crosses the plane or is controlled at any point in the endzone, play is dead, touchdown. They've changed the definition of when a play is over, which has really screwed everything up. And just to add on to the passing game, they need to get rid of the spot foul PI calls. Too many times there's contact by both corner and receiver but the offense gets the call. 15 yard, automatic first down is plenty.

Tyrod is none of those things. He's awful in any system. On the flip side, KB was excellent in Carolina, Clay has always been good, Thompson made some big plays, O'Leary is if nothing else a dependable target and McCoy is one of the best receiving backs in the league. Then you have the guys he's run out of town with his ****ty play, Hogan, Woods, Watkins, Goodwin. Thankfully Tyrod will be gone. Maybe he'll take some of his fans with him.

Would rather have Thompson. The receivers aren't bad, it's the guy throwing them the football that's bad.

You don't need to pick in the top 5 to find a good QB. Hell, you don't even have to pick in the first round. You want to be a consistently good team, you better learn how to scout outside the top 10.

Foles is a system QB that fits the type of system Daboll wants to run very well.

Glenn and a 3rd for 13.

Foles or Bradford I would be fine with. Then you draft someone like Rudolph or Lauletta, you keep Peterman and you have a QB battle in the offseason. Bradford would probably win that battle and as I've said before, he makes it easy to transition to the next guy because he's bound to get hurt. But we have to approach this like the Eagles or Vikings and build the rest of the team to the point where we're good to great and the right QB puts you over the top.

Jets have the most money and an OC that runs the system Cousins was proven to be successful in. Seems like a no brainer.

If we're taking a dark horse, it Lauletta or bust.

I was watching him and thought it would be cool if he got a big payday cos then he could purchase one of those crazy bionic hands.

This is the kind of thing that got the analytics department fired.

Well I admit I never heard of him but after watching some "all the throws" after watching him light up the Senior Bowl, I'm certainly intrigued. Bradford, Lauletta and Peterman in camp?

People in here talking about cap space... the internet will be the death of civilization. Sad to see Eric retire under these circumstances. I'm sure it's not the way any player imagines walking away form the game. He stuck with us through some truly terrible years and is what a Buffalo Bill should be.

I was on the Foles train coming out of college and felt he would've been an excellent fit for Chan's offense. I think Daboll's offense is also a great fit. Easy reads, a quick tempo and he can be above average. Would be a great bridge if the Bills select one of the projects at QB coming out of the draft or have him compete with (shudder) Peterman.