JohnBonhamRocks

If they continue to promote from within (like the DL), Bobby Babich is the Assistant Defensive Backs coach.

Wow, I knew he was liked, but to have Fitzpatrick, Sanborn, and Urbik show up really solidifies just how good a teammate he was.

Terrence McGee!!! Adds a returner in addition to CB.

So you're in on it, too?

If people that never made it to playoffs with Bills, then: F. Jackson, A. Schobel, T. McGee, B. Moorman

I think they count so long as they did not make the playoffs with the Bills. But I don't think he cracks top 4 anyways.

But his curse lived in downtown Droughtsville.

First, I say it should just be "Drought Rushmore" F. Jackson, E. Wood, K. Williams, & B. Moorman (Although technically K. Williams and E. Wood lived to see a post-drought world) Honorable mentions: D. Flutie, B. Buffalo, J. Murphy, T. Spikes

Gonna keep on pounding the table for us to trade up and get him! I don't mind the attitude one bit and he measured over 6 foot height and with above-threshold hand size. I think the Bills May...field a new QB next year.

With Groy, I'm not sure we need one. I suggested Corbett from Nevada in the mid-rounds - he can and has played I think all OL positions and started 4 years.

sven, you should take that bet

Hoping Williams comes back, but Hyde definitely seems to have the captain make-up. So does White. On offense, I know he's had a muddled past, but is Incognito so far outside the realm of possibility? Alternatively, if Taylor ends up back with the Bills, even if not a starter, he seems like a good captain to me (cue the captain checkdown comments). Or, how about McCoy? Never thought I would suggest him as a captain, but he is a veteran and has really seemed to take on that kind of role recently.

Would love it, but don't see him falling that far. Would most likely take #21 or #22.

Can we get this thread locked until NewDay is okay with the discussion?

So when is okay?

A suggestion. Per Walterfootball: Austin Corbett, OT/C, Nevada Height: 6-4. Weight: 305. Projected 40 Time: 5.12. Projected Round (2018): 3-5. 1/22/18: Corbett was a versatile blocker for Nevada since he became a freshman starter. As a redshirt freshman and sophomore, Corbett was Nevada's starter at left tackle. For his junior year, he moved to right tackle, but was back at left tackle as a senior. Corbett received a Senior Bowl invitation and is listed at center for practicing in Mobile. Will be interested to see how he fares during the Senior Bowl practices/game. We know OBD likes 4-year starters. Versatile.

When would be good for you?

More importantly, what aren't you not missing?

After re-signing some of our own, Hubbard is one of, if not the, priority FA for me. Provides a lot of value and won't break the bank, despite that I agree he will have suitors. Because people discuss these things on a Buffalo Bills message board.

To those saying this is wrong, how long after this news is permissible to start talking about its Buffalo Bills football implications?

I bet Groy. He's not a bad OL. Also have posted that I want us to go after Hubbard, OT from Steelers. He played a few snaps at C this year and could be our rotational/back-up. Had a couple low snaps, but otherwise fared well and had only played the position a handful of times in practice before that.

Makes Hubbard from PIT even more of a target, imho. Guy can start at RT, but had some, albeit shaky, reps at C for the Steelers this year, too.

Good vibes out to him and his family. Sucks because he played 100% of the offensive snaps this season.

"It was undeniably a memorable run for the Bills, but ultimately inconsistencies on offense stalled out the season. Nobody knows better than Buffalo’s center, Eric Wood, who played in 100-percent of the team’s offensive snaps this season." Just remembered reading this on BB.com and thinking "Wow, what a jinx." Hope he and his family are doing as best as they can.

The way it has been reported, it struck me as a new injury, so I would have thought it disqualified those guys.