Steve Billieve

at this point that's almost definitely true though.

wow wow wow i can't believe they gave up all that when they probably could have just stayed pat and gotten him!

ikr! its unbelieveable!

i can't imagine this going better us! wow!

I think it will be a quiet day for us. After the Bills official comment regarding scouting staff fearing for their jobs I think dealer Doug will be sidelined this year.

Not all that impressed . . .

Jonathan Williams had those same holes . . . Definitely need to find a decent back if we take the 5th

I mean, its not that weird he didn't have pants on. How else was he going to get over the electric fence?

rb 2 could be the second most important position on our offense. Jonathan Williams did not seem good last year. That for me is the scariest thing, Williams as our number two and McCoy missing a couple games. What does our offense even do then?

It's hard for me to evaluate Whaley, having a new coach every two years seems like a surer recipe for failure than not having a top 10 QB.

I wouldn't hate a trade back in the first and then take a QB later.

Seems like there are quite a few QBs who could go in the first round, I don't think they all will, it would be great to pick up one of those guys later.

I think if you're still a Bills fan first and foremost you can root for whomever you like. Although in the 90's my sister fell in love with the little mermaid and decided she liked the dolphins too

Adams

Nix might of

awsome thread! other fans can't possibly spend their time thinking like this.

yeah, that was strangely painful to click through.

So we get comp pick now?

I think fans living outside of western ny will become increasingly important, especially if population trends continue. so i'll go with B only i think they will become more important, not less.

Obviously the white ones are better, but I would love it if they did a throw back with them!

not even close!

Seems like the bills are pretty much agreeing with you here with maybe the exception of rb/fb. It's hard to deny that we've gotten good value out of our running backs. When we signed Felton he was touted as the best in the biz at what he did, so it was probably a miss but we've had much worse cap mistakes.

Nope

How we played in that game shows what happens when you tell your players that winning doesn't matter.

I just don't see how that matters. You try to win football games. If we went 0-8 would we then sit him for the rest of the season? I mean here we are with the same QB after having treated him poorly, it just doesn't feel like a recipe for success. I don't understand how winning can matter sometimes but not others. There are degrees of failure. Finishing 0-16 is a lot different than 1-15, as is 7-9 vs 8-8. How do you lead a team and tell them winning doesn't matter. I just don't get it. If we had played and won that last game I think our future prospects going into this year would have improved not diminished.