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Agreed. My contention is that they won’t be running the same offense they ran with Brady this year, regardless of who is under center. I believe McDaniels could craft an offense that would make Newton quite effective. Now...whether or not he’s a Belichick type of player/worker is a whole other question.

Fair enough. If if that is the case, though, why do you suppose we’re five days into the tampering period and he’s still unsigned? Shouldn’t teams be tripping over each other to try to land a young, elite pass rusher?

Clowney is overrated. If it wasn't for that ONE college highlight he had and his cool name -- like if his name was just Bill Smith -- nobody would give a damn about him. His market is bearing that out, I think. As for New England: The players that would scare me the most at QB for them are Andy Dalton and Cam Newton. I don't know why, buy I just think that if you combined Cam Newton with a creative play-caller and with that New England defense, you'd really have something. As for Dalton: He's actually quite good when given good protection and weapons. New England doesn't really have that right now. IF they got him some linemen and targets, he could do some damage.

Wait... Are people still thinking the Bills will get Ngakoue? That dream flew out the window when they signed Addison and Jefferson, in my opinion. Any additions at edge will likely come in the draft at this point.

Absolutely. If the question is "pass catching trios", it's a whole different ballgame. At that point, San Francisco (Kittle, Sanders, Samuel) and Cleveland (OBJ, Landry, Hooper) enter the discussion as well, I think.

Kelce is a tight end. The Tampa Bay receivers you mention form a DUO, not a TRIO. Reading comprehension is hard.

I have to be honest -- I don't really want to see the Bills sign Gordon or Gurley. Once you get past the "big name" factor and the "he used to put up good fantasy numbers for me" factor, you can see the reality of each player clearly: In Gordon's case, he has averaged LESS than 4 yards per carry in four of his five professional seasons. In Gurley's case, his effectiveness has decreased in each of the past couple seasons, and there are rumors that his degenerative knee condition is quite bad indeed. Draft a running back between rounds 2-4, bring another in via UDFA. Roll into camp (if there IS a camp) with Singletary, rookie 1, rookie 2, TJ Yeldon, and Taiwan Jones. Just say no to spending $6million on over-hyped running backs.

Until I see one single, credible source about this, I don't believe it. This Bills front office is as tight on leaks as any we've ever seen...and I'm supposed to believe that two no-name Twitter accounts above know what's happening behind the scenes? Pshaw!

I’d prefer he trade DOWN a time or two in the 2nd round. Net a couple extra 3rd round picks.

My answer here is the same as what I commented on that Tweet: Duos and “whoever else” don’t count. The tweet said “TRIOS”. Two WRs and a tight end don’t count, the tweet said “WR trios”. In the AFC, the Chiefs can make a good case. In the NFC, the Bucs and MAYBE the Cards (Fitzgerald is well past his prime) can make a good case. At the very least, the Bills have a top 5 WR trio, and that’s something we couldn’t say last Sunday!

A bat is the last ***** thing I want to see right now!

Bills now have three 1st rounders at DT. Not bad.

He said going into the offseason that he wanted to get more "touchdown makers" for the offense. They've only added one so far. I expect additions at running back (FA and draft) and WR (draft), and a McKenzie-type gadget player now that they didn't tender him. Beane is far from done. Have faith.

LOVING it? Really? It's good that they're adding o-line pieces, but I'm not sure how GOOD the o-line pieces they're adding are. And don't they need some more offensive weaponry? If I was a Jets fan, I would be somewhere between mildly encouraged and downright annoyed. Look at what the Bills and Browns have put around Allen and Mayfield, respectively, and then look at what the Jets have put around Darnold. They need to get that boy some HELP!

I'm so glad to have Rachel Bush for another two years. Phew! (Jordan's okay, too).

I gave it an A. - 26 years old - Four more years of team control - Contract is a really great value for a #1 receiver - Gives Bills top-5 receiving corps - Sure thing, as opposed to HOPING a rookie pans out - Is already very good, doesn't need to learn how to play in NFL for 2-3 seasons - Best route runner in the NFL - Top five contested catch receiver - Legitimate deep threat - Fits PERFECTLY with Allen's strengths and weaknesses - Won't preclude the Bills from drafting another WR early this year I thought about giving it a B instead, because the Bills DID give up a lot of picks. But if you look at it as a 1st, 2021 4th, Wyatt Teller and Russ Bodine for Stefon Diggs and a 7th, it looks quite fair. Bills still get to pick in rounds 5 and 6, still have a slate of seven draft picks, and in my opinion, will still draft a young WR early.

Jordan Howard would be a great addition. Won’t cost much, won’t prevent them from drafting a youngster. Good stylistic complement to Motor Singletary. Vet leadership. Has shown he can rush for over 1,000 yards a season. Just 26 years old. Sign me up.

Blink twice if the Bills are still in on Kirksey ?

I know I'm in the minority, but I don't see Tannehill replicating last year's success. I see him regressing to a level of play similar to his Miami years. Side note: QB money is crazy these days. Can't wait to see what Mahomes ends up getting.

Yeah. The age thing doesn't really bother me, but the age thing COMBINED with the money he'll likely command does. If the Bills are planning to invest $15million/year in a defensive end, I hope they go with one who won't be turning 35 mid-season. The Bills are a young team, and should build their roster with not just the present, but the future in mind.

On point. There's something to be said for the value of good PR vs bad PR, too. As such, if the NFL is smart, they will hold the draft in a closed environment, without fans present, in the name of public safety. Every other major sports league in the country has suspended their season. For the NFL to just proceed with its offseason plans as if nothing happened in the name of revenue would be an insane misstep, from both a health and PR perspective, in my opinion.

It's not just about the draft pick and the player. It's about the contract extension that it's going to take to KEEP the player. We're talking in the neighborhood of $15million/year. I'm glad the Bills aren't committing that to a 34-year old player that had as many sacks as Shaq Lawson last year.

Ignorance.

Only question is how far they'll be delaying it. Things aren't likely to get much better, virus-wise, in the next month. So...Do they push it to the end of April? And if so, when does the draft end up taking place? And then offseason activities (OTAs, minicamps, etc) have to be delayed, too. What a mess.