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I wonder if this signing puts Nsekhe in doubt?

His natural position is RT. He was grossly miscast in 2019 in Carolina.

Maybe Albert O in the 3rd, but that’s about it in terms of drafting a TE with any of the first three picks.

Meh

He isn't wrong. And when it came to PURE on the field results, Wilson was one of the worst owners in all of sports. There is no denying that as the team's record during his tenure is in black and white. He was great with the other stuff, but, like I said, on the field results are what's most important and with that, he failed miserably.

Well, at least drive-thru's are doing well during this crisis.

Do you like having a geriatric edge rush? ?

Isaiah Hodgins WR Oregon State 6'4" 210, 2020 playing age: 22 Watch the catch at 5:01.

He had a very raw rookie QB and NOTHING else on offense, yet he got 6 wins out of that bunch. Not a bad coaching job if you ask me.

They are projected to have a solid number next year too. Anywhere in the 80+ million dollar range in cap space. Give or take a few million, of course. ?

I don't think McDermott liked Glenn at all. I could be wrong, but that is how I saw it.

The Bills two biggest needs are RB2 and a young edge. They can take care of that with their first two picks.

They aren't moving Dawkins to RT. End of story. If they were going to do it, they would have kept Glenn around in 2019 when he was healthy.

It's because a guy like Cam Akers is a better prospect than any of the guys you mention here. If Dobbins, Swift, Taylor and Akers (all of whom are better than any of the names you mention) aren't there at 54, then the Bills might go with an edge player. Pretty simple.

I don't know, they already have 3 edge guys 30 (Murphy, Hughes, Addison) and over. You would think it would have to be for someone younger and it really makes you wonder if Clowney is the guy for a one year prove it deal. You know more about this stuff than I do, so you may be right about Griffin.

They lost that SB and the other three because they were 5 years too late in acquiring Ted Washington. If the Bills had Big Ted during the SB years, we are talking about the 90's Bills in a whole different light.

Trading for Joey Bosa? ? Seriously though, I have no idea who it could be.

Thanks for your insightful input.

You would think the top 5 would go like this............ Diggs Brown Beasley draft choice (2nd, 3rd or 4th round pick) Roberts, who will be the return man and 6th WR. It comes down to Duke, McKenzie and Foster for the final spot (assuming the staff still likes Roberts)

TC is four months away. And if we can’t take care of this virus in pretty short order (a month it should calm down), then we are screwed in every way, shape and form.

Going by the thread talent you would think Edge is getting out of wrestling and making himself available for the NFL Draft. Where would a tall skinny 47 year old wrestler fall into the Bills plans? ?

I have every confidence that he will learn to not be a one man gang anymore and trust his teammates. Which means, I have every confidence he is the man to lead this team for the next 12-15 years. If I am wrong, I will take responsibility for him failing. ?

Darrynton Evans from App State should also be on the Bills radar. I know highlights don't tell the entire story, but there is undoubtedly an NFL RB in there. La'Mical Perine should be another on the Bills radar. Lots of good RB prospects for the Bills to choose from and it wouldn't surprise to see the Bills draft two of them.

People forget that Allen played well in Pittsburgh and New England to finish out the season. And he brought the Bills back against Houston when all the momentum was against them on the final drive, including the biggest bonehead play of his career. The kid is a gamer and I am counting on another big step forward in year 3. Problem is everyone wants Allen to be great right away like Marino and Mahomes, for example. Thing is, guys like them are the exception and not the rule. 99% of NFL QB's need time to develop their games. Case closed.

This is what aggravates me about people who are evaluate Allen. Do you people realize that he has basically been a one man gang all of his football life? Do you people realize he was a project who was supposed to sit and learn the QB position his first two years before he saw the field? Now, I am not saying he is the perfect QB by any means, but his improvement from year one to year two was amazing. He also has the talent, work ethic and leadership skills to be awesome. He needs to read the blitz better (which only comes with experience) and he has to have better mechanics when you throws the deep ball, He rushes it. But we saw him connect more by the end of the season. Allen's improvement is second, because I have faith he can do it. The most important improvement on the entire team in 2020 has to be from Cody Ford. The Bills showed faith in him by not bringing in a FA. Now he needs to reward the team's faith in him and become a reliable pass blocker for Allen. I noticed rewatching these games that Beasley barely got called out for his amazing amount of drops for a supposed sure-handed guy. I think Beasley will be better though in 2020 when it comes to drops.