Steve Billieve

I don't get it what's the answer?

In which case I'd go with Fitz.

I don't think Taylor really counts since he made the playoffs.

Hard not to be, we just made the playoffs AND get two firsts and two seconds!

We're already set to have way more than our share . . . And with most of them in the top of the draft a lot more are going to make the team. Our team really came together last year seems wiser to build upon that than trying to get even more 2 and 3 round picks. A lot of times those picks don't pan out, but they're also too high to move on from right away.

We have plenty of high picks already this year. I don't think I would trade down unless I was getting something for next year. How many rookies do you really want in 1 year?

How could anyone possibly know? It would have been a completely different game with a different game plan. Do you actually think the betting odds would have been in the bills favor?

9 mil is a low cap hit for your number 1 receiver.

I think he would have fumbled instead. Also, what's up with all the new threads?

Roman definitely did a lot of things well. I thought he was the best part of Rex's tenure. He didn't really handle game time decisions like play calling well, there were issues with plays getting in etc. Also, his strength was mostly with running schemes which is not what most people want to do on offense.

how many came out? I keep waiting for them to talk about it.

The importance of sacks. imo one of the least important stats. you only really have a few per game. But penalties (which don't even show up on most stat sheets) are three times more common and have a somewhat similar effect on the game.

Kyle Williams

got a whole college football section

I know he was getting nervous . . .

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I don't think anyone who saw that hit would become more interested in hearing him tell some jokes. It's definitely not funny.

yes obviously he should have just slid, but he didn't really allow any contact either . . . and went down in a hurry when they closed in.

Yea, Flutie and Fitzpatrick. and it sure seems like Taylors about to join the list.

I get why they can't keep every player they want to move on from until they have a replacement, the cap just won't allow it, and perhaps you have some cancerous players, but I don't think either is the case with our current QB.

I really hope they keep Tyrod until they have a better player. The cap hit isn't any worse than whiffing on a big extension, and it gives us a chance to not play a rookie in the first couple of years. It drives me nuts the way the Bills seem to cut their best QB because he's not "good enough" when they don't have anyone better.

I'm gonna wait until the season ends, I mean if we get to 8-8 from here there's a lot to hope for going into next year. Some of those other years just left me hollow inside. Maybe if we loose the next 7/8 like we lost the last three, but until then . . .

Hindsight is a wonderful thing. People love to judge decisions based on outcomes instead of possible outcomes. I wonder what the game would have looked like if Benjamin hadn't gone down immediately. I'm sure he was a big part of their game plan. After that, a pick six that wasn't Peterman's fault, and then to immediately have a pick when your hit. I'm not sure many rookie QBs would be able to pick themselves up after that. Having KB catch contested balls all day would be my game plan going into the game.

Well as far as 5 goes . . . I think the successful part of the running last year was the strength of Glenn and Incognito side by side with a pretty dependable Wood next door, the whole right side was a mess and we were just able to plan around it mostly by bringing our left linemen to the right. Now Glenn is hurt and Incognito and Wood are a year older. I'm not sure the right side has gotten better either. And I haven't even mentioned Roman yet.

Not sure if this has been mentioned but peterman set a record for most picks in a game.