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So if I agree with the post, does it make me smarts? I knew my mom, dad, nana, teachas, and priest was wrong. I'm a Jeaneus!

Reading all pages of this thread, just made me "idioter".

Born and raised in the South Bronx. Went to UB during the Super Bowl run. Buffalo was such a small city you would bump into the players almost every night. I remember the hot bar to go to on Sunday night's was "No Names", and we would see a lot of the players almost every weekend. There was like 1 hot bar for everyday of the week that had Bills players socializing with the locals. I embraced the love the city had for the Bills and I never let that love go. Live in DC area now and haven't been back to Buffalo since 1995, but thanks to Grevey's, Laughing Man, Jimmy's Tavern, and Direct Tv, I haven't missed a game on TV in a decade.

Are you serious? Engram is projected a late 2nd, 3rd round pick. He's 6'3 235 not 6'6 250 and he doesn't have the tools of Howard. Howard has all the tools at a Superior size. It's not just straight speed. Although Engram was faster in the 40, he was slower than Howard in the 3 cones, the 20, and the 60. Howard had the fastest TE times in all those cats. At 6'6 250. Don't underestimate his size. Again I ask, are you serious? You're comparing apples and oranges. Read: http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/evan-engram-te-ole-miss-2017-nfl-draft-scouting-report-012417 Compared to MW and Engram, I rather have MW. I like OJ because he's big and as fast as receivers, lining up against safeties and linebackers which will make him truly elite. Don't get me wrong, if we go a different route in the 1st round (I rather the Bills trade down and get Sidney Jones, now that he's hurt), I wouldn't mind the Bills getting him in the 3rd.

The fact that OJ Howard is 6'6 250 and is faster than Mike Williams, makes him my choice at #10.

Not sure I agree. This past season, McDermott's defense really took a tumble after losing Josh Norman. They dropped from 6th in total defense in 2015, to 21st this past year. Not saying the drop is directly related to Norman's departure, but I'm sure it played a major role.

I personally, would rather get a CB in the 1st round. Lattimore or Tabor. Even trade down and get Sidney Jones possibly early in the 2nd round, now that he's hurt. If we were to get an offensive player in the 1st round, I would wait until the reports of the 40 times of Davis, and Williams before we make a decision. If it turns out that Howard has the fastest time between all three (highly likely), I would pick him over the other two. Too much of a mismatch with the size and speed, and not sure we get much of a 1st round value with Corey or Williams if most balls thrown their way are contested (most of the balls thrown to them in college were contested).

You forgot a few: They see is lack of pass attempts and forget his #1 wide receiver missed 8 games and never was the same when he got back. They see his lack of INTs and wonder why isn't it a lot more with the clowns we had as part of the WR core They see his win-loss record and forget that the Bills would have been in the playoffs making some noise, if the Bills defense held their opponents to less than 25 points less than the 8 times they allowed (All losses). No one blames the Defense. BTW, Patriots allowed 25 points in a game only once (and won that game), They see his win-loss record and no one blames the horrible defense They see TT as a QB who led his offense to DEAD LAST in the league (with all the injuries), and still had a top 6 offense in the league, If you think it's just because of Shady you crazy. They see TT's statistics and no one argues that he could have won the Super with the Broncos last year. The Broncos would have benched Manning for TT if they signed him last year with Emmanuel Sanders and Demaryius Thomas. They would probably have a dynasty. They see two Pro Bowls and realize TT is the best Bills QB since Kelly. It only took us 20 years. If we dump TT how long will it take to get someone just as good? They see TT's completion percentage and realize that there have been worse QBs with Super Bowl rings. I just hope all the TT haters will admit they were wrong when TT blossoms into a top 10 QB on another team. Instead of making sorry excuses like, "it's a different system" or "of course, with those WRs", or "the defense carried the team".

Is it hard to imagine the Bills making the playoffs with TT? It makes sense that once in the playoffs, anything can happen. The best team doesn't always win or even make it to the Super Bowl once in the playoffs. So if the Bills get to the playoffs with TT, why can't they win or make it to the Super Bowl. The Patriots never allowed a team in the regular season score more than 25 points (Bills week 8 and that's it). The Bills in contrast, allowed 25 or more points 8 times. ALL LOSSES. Allowed 30 or more points 6 times (twice by the Jets). 3 (Miami twice and 1st Jets game) of these games could have been won by just 1 final defensive stop another if Woods was looking at his QB when he was scrambling on the final play of the Seattle game. They teach that in PeeWee. The topic that should be flooding this Wall is how we're going to improve our defense to make this a legitimate Super Bowl contender. Not who's going to be our QB, we already have one. We'd be stupid to let him go. If it was so easy to produce a QB better than TT the Bills would already have one. We haven't had anyone better in 17 years.

Agreed.

How do you know Rex was lying about Schwartz? He did say "That is the truth!". Yes, Ryan is a Douche, but don't think he's a liar. If I recall correctly, it did take about a week or two before Schwartz was out as the team's DC after Rex joined the team. Is Whaley so bad people don't want to play for him?????