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I don't think I ever said I want the bills to draft a guard in the first round I said depending on a drafts strengths or weaknesses, I would potentially draft a guard at the end of the first round if I was a GM.. If I had a quarterback, and had spent a lot on edge and corner.. and there was an elite guard at the end of the first round I would consider it... And I'm not even talking this draft particular I'm just saying overall I had somebody like Zach Martin as a top five player in his class.. Q. Nelson the number one player in his class.. if I was a GM of a pretty good team.. I would consider that in the 20s

This is a purely subjective question Not all drafts are created equal... Some draft might have four or five guards with top 60 grades.. some might have one If I was a GM I would consider an elite offensive guard at the end of the first round

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No There's no choice being born into it

Josh Allen still hasn't lost at home in the playoffs But he's lost on the road There's a million things that determine the outcome of a game.. but being comfortable at home is huge And again I maintain every quarterback coming here will throw worse than Josh Allen in the winter.. that's the advantage Josh could throw the football when other teams can't.. and it's really hard to just run the ball in the playoffs and win 1 dimensionally That's the whole perk about having a strong arm quarterback.. a lesser quarterback can play the game of his life in a dome.. that's not going to happen outside probably

I'm not the person you quoted.. but I've been a season ticket holder and I've heard his argument for years There's games I can't give my ticket away.. First, the pegulas really don't care.. that ticket was already bought from them.. they made money Second, remember before the Patriots playoff game.. there were tons of threads here about how we can't sell a playoff game and we're going to be a laughing stock... Look how many tickets are on the market And then 70,000 showed up Buffalo Bills tickets are not investments.. it's not something you should buy to make money on.. because you're not going to That doesn't mean we're not going to fill the stadium.. lowest attendance ever at the Ralph is 61,000 for a season.. with all the piss poor seasons

Tell that to the Buffalo Bills 12 and 1 all time record at home at the Ralph in the playoffs Which always takes place in the winter Statistically it's absolutely been an advantage to the bills

No it won't This franchise has gone through multiple spells of terrible terrible droughts and 60,000 plus still show up The worst season ever at the Ralph, attendance still averaged 61,000.. the new stadiums only holding 60

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Eh Brady scrambled the most times in his career at age 29 And his second most is at the age of 34 Brady never looks to run unless it's open and I don't think that hit changed anything Tom actually took it like a champ

I think it was a game by game thing The last half of the season the designed quarterback Powers were ripping.. Josh was picking up 8-10 yards a chunk Then there was some games early in the season where they weren't working at all

He's obviously a talented offensive lineman.. great hands hips and feet.. great agility and never gets beat to the spot By his lack of size is actually concerning for the NFL level.. and he's not going to be a fit for all teams because of it.. going to be scheme dependent I wouldn't say he's a once every 10 year lineman like a Quinton Nelson..(though different positions) but if he gets into the right scheme he can be a pro bowler

Los Angeles and buffalo are two different animals .. same with atl and buffalo Not to mention the economy of building things today compared to 2017 is like tripled

I have Ive seen a bit of him but not enough to do a full report I'm working on it... But he's intriguing

A good offensive line makes every back look better you're right If you could have Adrian Peterson in his prime with a terrible offensive line... Or a stalwart of a line with just good running backs Id take the latter all day everyday

There's a reason why we are always top 10 in passing defense while he was here.. and he was willing to play hurt Shadowed receivers across the field.. didnt give up many touchdowns.. I said he will be considered an all pro when he leaves because he just didn't get recognition here.. and he did And he wasn't 5x better in NE... He got recognition because he played on a good team.. and a great scheme He never caused any troubles here.. and was consistently one of our best players on defense over 5 years... Tre is my favorite bills player.. and he absolutely takes some plays off when he's not covering a stud.. you can see him go through the motions too.. I don't dislike him for it

First Everybody brings up that play... Second, comparing what Josh would do, to an old Kyle Orton is apples to oranges Third it was in the second quarter of the Denver broncos game... Plenty of time left on the clock and like three games left in the season Fourth we were only in playoff contention because kyle Orton saved our season Fifth, if Orton played hero on that play like you wanted.. he gets carted off the field on a stretcher because he got destroyed and our seasons over anyways He could have went for the first down but the season would probably be over because his old body would be destroyed

How was his attitude terrible here? Cuz he didn't smile on draft day? He was a pro's pro in Buffalo... Multiple time training camp MVP.. Stayed off social media.. didn't get into trouble... He just wasn't a rah rah guy

I've honestly always called him Bob woods

Ever since his time here woods really has been the poster boy of what a professional should be... Hard-working, soft spoken, does the dirty work, true professional I wish him a speedy recovery and nothing but the best

He did run a 4.39 And he most certainly has good speed.. but he doesn't play that fast all the time His burst isn't exactly elite.. about average for a running back So it takes him a bit to get up to speed and fast NFL linebackers will be able to track him down.. but I absolutely think he's in play .. probably not beans number one but in play He has a size strength speed combo we don't have

That's why I said receiver and blocker.. it's a package as a 3rd down back The biggest reason Zach Moss was taking snaps from singletary his rookie year was because of blocking.. the biggest attribute for a third down back People think that all they do is run routes and catch... The reality is they're blocking more often than they're actually running routes.. across 32 teams the biggest job for third down back is block and release Fred Jackson was a master, that's why we couldn't keep him off the field Mckissick is better at blocking and releasing .. dukes a little more explosive.. and both are pretty steady But I feel beane wanted the blocking asset

I think Crowder plays pretty fast.. he isnt a burner by any means .. but he's really quick, and seems to get up to top speed fairly fast He's been a matchup nightmare inside 10 yards for a lot of teams.. he seems to be open a lot in that area And he'll probably bring more speed then Cole.. I like the signing He's a crisp route runner If you noticed I said and blocker.. that means both taken into context Duke is a little more explosive and has a little bit more yards per catch.. but jd is a much better blocker Both have been fairly reliable receivers but JD is a good blocking back.. protecting Josh probably put that over the hump ... Never misses a pickup People forget that a third down backs top job is pass protection.. then be an outlet... Very few guys like McCaffrey who just run routes out of the backfield all day

He's not listed as a coach on the 1970 team he got hurt and was basically being transitioned to a player coach... Finally being named in 1972 when he retired But those last two years he basically didn't play while just coaching... Like 80 carries in 3 years

Mckissic is the better receiving option and blocker as a combination Duke is a better runner and more dynamic receiver