BillsFan2313

Yay, let's look at our recent history of drafting in the top 5 Mike Williams Marcel Dareus Sammy Watkins Hopefully this regime can actually nail a top 5 pick for us.

They could have picked up his 5th year option, and had two years left. Something they would have done, with Mahomes in place. Patrick Mahomes was good enough for Andy Reid, but not Sean McDermott. I guess Andy Reid is better at predicting the future, then Sean McDermott And yes, it isn't hard.

Darby was a cap casualty on a rookie contract? How was Watkins burning our cap? he had two years left on a rookie contract. Dareus, maybe so, but they replaced him with another expensive player. Cordy Glenn? Ok, well, maybe they could have done a better job replacing him with the QB was already in place, instead of maneuvering to get a QB. Again, this isn't hard. Draft Mahomes, use draft picks and salary cap space to fill the holes oline for example could have been made the main priority, not a QB. The "he wouldn't do this with our crap" excuse is lame, because the outlook would much different if they took Mahomes.

So, if we drafted him last year, why couldn't he have had the same things? Sit behind Tyrod, don't trade Sammy because you have a QB now, and use draft picks, free agency to fill up the holes. The bottom line is, this FO created a lot of holes to obtain draft capital for a QB, when they could have just taken Mahomes last year, without creating more holes...

Lol. That man is all kinds of stupid.

Russ Brandon be like I am here celebrating like

I wasn't really talking about him being MVP, I am saying from evaluating that game, Josh Allen looked he didn't have any of the "knocks" given to him. He looked impressive. I didn't watch EJ in the senior bowl, but I see absolutely no similarities between the two, other than size.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUfvnkiwmds I like watching his senior bowl highlights, because I feel like this is a game where he had equal talent around him. He shows off an array of skills. Escapbility, stepping up in the pocket, power throws, fines throws. Very impressive IMO

Have you ever played a sport, or are you just about numbers? Honest question.

Matt Stafford was 57.1% in his college career, at Georgia, with elite talent around him. Oh yeah, I forgot, he was barely over 60% for 1 year, so we can't compare them. Guaranteed Josh Allen doesn't throw for at least 60% if he returned to start for a 3rd year? Matt Ryans college numbers were pretty mediocre, excluding maybe 1 year, in which he even threw 19 ints and had a completion % less than 60

Now When the draft starts

St. Louis, Memphis, Birmingham are very high gang and crime rate cities, all part of Republican states. Interesting.

If the rumors of the Browns taking Allen or Mayfield, the Giants loving Darnold and the Jets loving Mayfield are true, this tell me Rosen is Beane's guy

Lol. Connect the dots to connect the data points.

Anyone else notice he was talking to someone from the Bills at the 5:41 mark.

One spoiled Cali kid giving advise to another spoiled Cali kid. Bust.

Ahh yes, I forgot. Nobody threw the ball at all, just handed it off. Jim Kelly didn't run something called the K gun offense or anything, calling plays at the line (With your logic, he should have had the highest wonderlic score to even attempt this offense). Dan Marino still isn't 5th in career passing yards or anything, he barely threw the ball.

You want to stop with facts? That these scores don't matter? Sure!! Live in your delusional world Haha, ok

Jim Kelly - 15 Terry Bradshaw - 15 Steve Mcnair - 15 Donovon McNabb - 14 Vinny Testaverde - 17 Different positions, but the beloved Khalil Mack - 17

Agreed. Making a move to 7 doesn't mean you are done. It just helps trading up even more.