BuffBillsForLife

Kurt Warner absolutely deserves to be in the HOF. Terrell Davis on the other hand...

Every single year at camp, the defense runs roughshod over the line for the first week or two and people act as if the sky is falling.

Remember when some people were picking Ragland as our first rounder last year? Boy have times changed.

I wonder why the Bills didn't bring him back, he couldn't have been very expensive and is definitely better than O'Leary.

Glad to see Whaley's ghost is still around turning 4th round picks into 7th round picks.

I'm perfectly happy with them staying gone. It keeps me from cringing whenever they were on TV. Now if we had the Tampa Bay or Miami cheerleaders...

Brandon is the head of the snake, but he's too good of a marketer to be cut off.

Good riddance, don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Sure, but only as a rental.

Insurance for when Richie retires I would assume.

How would we trade up to #1 for Darnold without picking up an extra 1st along the way? (Possible) jokes aside, I'm happy with the trade and the result. I think White will be a great player for us for the length of his rookie deal until he signs with the pats.

Trubisky, but he almost certainly won't be there, so Corey Davis. Howard is an amazing talent but taking a TE with a top 10 pick with the way our offense is built is just ugh. I wish this were a good year for OTs.

You make this sound so easy, but it takes two to tango. Dareus and Glenn have no incentive to restructure. "For the good of the team" is not a strong argument when the team is circling the drain.

Drafting players, developing them, letting them walk, and then drafting to fill the holes they left was the worst thing about the last decade of Ralph's ownership. Nate Clements, Antoine Winfield, Jason Peters, Marshawn Lynch, the list goes on. The Bills had gotten away from this under Pegula by retaining a lot of good talent like Dareus, Glenn, and Wood but now we seem to going back to the way things were. We let Gilmore and Woods, two good players that we drafted walk in free agency leaving us with CB and WR as probably our biggest holes going into the draft. And in typical Bills fashion, we'll probably just be spinning our wheels this weekend by replacing a 1st and 2nd round CB/WR we drafted with another 1st and 2nd round CB/WR we draft while other teams pay the players we developed to improve their teams. None of the players drafted by the Bills in 2013 are on the team, and there is only 1 from each of 2011 and 2012, which is just incredible. A lot of this can be blamed on Whaley's awful cap management, but I feel like the organization still just doesn't want to hand out real contracts to good (i.e., not blockbuster and not depth) players, sticking with massively overpaying for a few marquee free agents (and Dareus, although he is supremely talented) and signing the rest of the roster off the scrap heap to 1-year prove-it deals. And yes, I realize letting Byrd leave and go on to be a massive free agency bust runs opposite to this, but the exception proves the rule. Good teams win by nurturing the talent they draft.

Oh god.

They need to get rid of TNF altogether, the quality of play is abysmal and the short weeks/semi-bye weeks teams get have a huge impact on other games. But the league loves money so that will never happen.

I can't believe Disney is still keeping ESPN around. It's been hemorrhaging money for years. It really just needs to be nothing but actual sports broadcasts and sportscenter. Y'know, the two things people actually turn to ESPN to see.

Because they got tired of having probably 75% of all topics made on a team-run website blasting the team. Of course, now people just blast the team on the facebook page instead (a much more visible place, at that), so I don't really know how this improved their situation.

All I can say is that they better name the London team the Redcoats.

Nuk is the best catch-and-fall-down guy in the league, which is great but I don't know if I want to cough up the big bucks for him unless we're letting Sammy walk after his rookie deal.

What does this mean for our comp picks?

You make it sound like Jim is the only HOF QB to not get into coaching. He had enough on his plate in the years following his retirement.

Oh god please no.

For a guy who wasn't even alive when OJ was drafted, Whaley sure likes his 1969 offense.

While he managed to save himself from being the bust he seemed to be, he still isn't that good. If he's modestly priced I'd support it though.