[Who was the worst 1st Round Pick the Bills ever made?]

CJ Spiller wasn't even close to the biggest bust. He scored touchdowns, had some big runs, and flashed big potential.

 

Maybin and McCargo weren't even good enough to be on the field, ever. Maybin had zero career sacks with the Bills and was so tiny the other team just ran at him every time he was on the field.

 

Mike Williams was the 4th OVERALL pick and couldnt even hold down a starting guard role. Probably have to go with him just because he was such a high pick.

 

Losman and Manuel set us back, but at least they could hold down a backup job. Honorable mention goes to Erick Flowers and Reuben Grant. That's just recent guys.

[ESPN hires Rex Ryan]

To quote Rex Ryan himself as he walked out the door in Buffalo:

I do not wish him good luck.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/rex-ryan-on-the-buffalo-bills-i-dont-wish-them-luck/

[EJ Manuel signing with Raiders.]

Wait a minute. A lot of people said he was worse than every 3rd stringer in the league. and they have Connor Cook.

Please don't.

You wanna know the most brutal truth in all of this?

The Raiders might actually have a shot at the Superbowl the next 1-2 years ...which means...

 

EJ Manuel might win a Super Bowl ring while Kyle Williams never gets to see the playoffs his entire career.

[The fastest way back to the playoffs]

I don't care about the fastest way back to the playoffs. Good organizations aren't trying to do that.
Good organizations try to build for lasting future success.

[PFT: Bill's one player loss away from 3rd round comp pick]

Like, I get it.

 

But to get good ones (The 3rd round pick) you have to basically do nothing in FA, this team has too many holes to do nothing.

 

I don't want to sacrifice a Micah Hyde for some random 5th round (so really 6th round) pick.

That's completely false.

You just have to be smart about your pick-ups.

Released players don't count toward the comp pick equation and post-June 1st cuts don't count either.

 

You have to actually think ahead, like the Patriots do ... by acquiring RFA's or guys with high value and only a few years left and you have to let your big dollar FA's walk and build through the draft. This is one of the several reasons building through Free Agency doesn't work and one of the several reasons the Bills are perennial basement dwellers. I would hope the fans have a better understanding, but that doesn't seem to be the case either.

[Josh Norris projects that we pick ... wait for it ...]

Shhh, don't worry, we will take a DB and everything will be ok. We tried the CJ Spiller thing. We won't do that again.

Yeah I'm sure we're not dumb enough to do that again.

 

It's not like we drafted Willis McGahee in the first round when we had Travis Henry coming off a Pro-Bowl season.

I mean...

It's not like we drafted Marshawn Lynch in the first round when we already had Fred Jackson and Willis McGahee.

I mean...

It's not like we drafted CJ Spiller in the first round when we had Marshawn Lynch and Fred Jackson.

I mean...

 

WAIT...

[Josh Norris projects that we pick ... wait for it ...]

http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/cfb/70242/344/mock-draft-iii

A running back with the 10th overall pick.
No, not Fournette. Somebody else.

He justifies the pick saying that LeSean McCoy is an "awkward fit" for our new offense.
If this happens ... what will your reaction be?

[Has any team contacted EJ Manuel about a tryout?]

FYI we should be rooting for someone to sign him.

 

It will help us offset other signings for potential compensatory picks. We actually really need someone to sign him... otherwise we might miss out on getting anything from Gilmore and Woods.

[Chris Brown: Whaley doesn't get enough cred from Bills fans]

Why does Chris Brown still have a job?
He's an obvious tool of the organization and his fanboy spin of literally every article is completely transparent.
There's no objectivity. He never breaks stories. His content isn't interesting.

I'll answer my own question. He still has a job because the Bills organization thinks we're dumb enough to believe the spin ...and they're so out of touch that they don't realize we write off every one of his articles and opinions.

[We are up to 31.2 Mill in Cap room, But why do we need it?]

Jay Skurski explained why we need that cap room in his article the other day; we need room to sign all 90 guys coming to camp.

and he was wrong ...because only the top 51 count toward your cap.

[Would you trade for Brandin Cooks?]

Hi, this is my first post since getting kicked off the old BBMB.
No, I would not trade for him.
Why would we spend 3 total first round picks on a pair of wide receivers when we never throw the ball ...and then not have the money to re-sign either?

The end. Thank you, goodnight.