Logic

Everybody has bust potential.

Really? THAT sold on Quinnen Williams? Interesting.

This doesn't add any intrigue for me at all. The Cardinals are taking Murray. Everyone knows it. Even with that being the case, they're not gonna NOT do their due diligence and at least MEET with the two or three other candidates for the top pick. It would be grossly negligent to just NOT meet with a Nick Bosa if you have the top pick. It would be more newsworthy in my eyes if they DIDN'T meet with him. It's gonna be Murray. It was always gonna be Murray.

"Guy who was hired based on offensive trends bemoans the hiring of young coaches based on offensive trends"

AJ Brown was the better college WR and will be the better pro receiver. DK Metcalf is just Stephen Hill to me.

I actually missed out on it last offseason, as well. I didn't learn that it had happened until THIS offseason. I'm so glad I saw it, though, because it put my curiosity on this issue to bed: Namely, I strongly suspected that Darnold was #1 on the Bills board and they had to "settle" for Josh Allen. Instead, I now know that he was their #1 choice all along. I like knowing that in the famed "Great QB Draft of 2018", the Bills got the player they had ranked 1st all along.

I mean....can we teach one of the Joshes to kick a ball? Having a Josh Allen in all three phases would really be ideal.

Me posting this thread during a slow news time and then vanishing: I was only away from the computer for two hours, and this thing is already at 6 pages. Man, I love how crazy Bills fans are! ? He's alright. I mean he's no Paul Westerberg, but....few are.

Meh. They literally let a picture of their QB board from last year get onto Twitter. Ben Albright knew for like 4 months that the Bills were all in on Allen. They're not infallible.

Verrrrry interesting. In one of the comments below, someone asks him if thats just opinion or if he's actually heard anything. He replies that he doesn't really HAVE draft opinions. Take that for what you will...

Spoken like someone who's never watched Wilkins play. The difference between Wilkins and Kelsay is that Wilkins is a supreme athletic specimen.

You must have missed the Shawn Nelson era!

I think the Receiver discussion should involve who fills out spots 2 through 5, since we all know who number 1 is and always will be. TIGHT END....now there's a discussion that will produce a lot of different answers.

I planned to make a thread closer to draft day, but I think there's a very good chance Wilkins is the Bills' pick in the first round. He has off the charts intangibles, leadership, and character, and a non stop motor. His coach said "even though he's first string, he plays every down like he's trying to make the team". If that doesn't sound like a prototypical McDermott first rounder, I don't know what does.

I'll tell you all one thing: If the Bills lose this social media popularity contest, I'm disavowing my Bills fanhood forever and becoming a Saints fan!

I'm kind of with ya, but I left the 1% to account for, like, punching a police officer or something.

Ah yes. But he just spends a lot of time talking about, like, the Clash or something. He's a weirdo. But I do follow him

I doubt it. I would put the chances of his not making the roster at 1%.

Personally, I think all the people that say they "don't Twitter" are missing out on good football coverage. It's pretty simple. Once you join, you just "follow" all of the Buffalo sportswriters that interest you. You don't ever actually have to "Tweet" or interact with anyone. When I scroll through my feed, it has Joe Buscaglia, Sal Capaccio, Matthew Fairburn, Tim Graham, Benjamin Albright, Daniel Jeremiah, Jon Ledyard, Cover 1, Chris Brown, etc....It's basically just a Bills/football news feed. It's indisputably the fastest way to get Bills news as it breaks. As an added bonus, if you choose to, you CAN attempt to interact with various people that you would otherwise not have the chance to. For instance, I have twice suggested articles to Sports Illustrated that I'd like to see written, and both times, I got a reply stating that they were good ideas, and the articles were then written. What other platform would give me that type of chance?

It is so hard to think of just ONE all time greatest running back. It's easier (and more fun) for me to imagine my dream running back depth chart. Jim Brown Barry Sanders Thurman Thomas You've got your big bruiser, your change of pace and home run guy, and your 3rd down back and expert pass blocker. A guy can dream.

The top tight end in the draft, a quality 3T, and an offensive tackle? Where do I sign up?

It's all guess work, man. None of us -- not analysts, ESPN talking heads, not Kiper, not you, not me -- know how teams actually rank these guys. C'mon.

What's your point? Isn't this a Bills message board?

Let me just say this: It is my opinion that the Bills have the greatest "all time" running back depth chart of any NFL team. No one can touch them. OJ Simpson (HOF) Thurman Thomas (HOF) Marshawn Lynch LeSean McCoy Frank Gore (almost certain HOF) Cookie Gilchrist Given that Gore is all but certain to be a Hall of Famer (he's top 5 in all time rushing yards), what other NFL team can boast having had three HOF running backs on their roster at one time or another? Closest I can think of would be Cowboys, Raiders, Bears and Browns, but I'll take the Bills' all time running back depth chart over any other team's. Oh...and my vote for the OP goes to Jim Brown. The best there is, best there was, and best there ever will be (apologies to The Hitman).

The key thing to mention is the fact that he'll soon be due for a new, expensive contract. Paying big money for running backs is going the way of the dinosaurs. And yes, I'm aware that the Bills currently pay a lot to their running backs. I expect that to change next season.