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The 1983 Bills started off well, but fell off the planet by the end of the season. It led to the worst Bills team in their history in the 1984 squad, which also led to Bruce. 😀

Diggs was slated to be a very high draft pick in 2015. I don’t remember what the heck happened.

The Browns didn't have any pressure going into 2020 as they had a disappointing 2019. They now face the pressure the Bills did going into 2020. With absolutely no proven track record of winning and a lot of combustable personalities in that Cleveland locker room, who knows what to expect from them. They have the Ravens and the Steelers (plus an improved Cincinnati team) to deal with, where the Bills division rivals are still light years behind the Bills. The Bills backups beat their biggest threat in the division in the final game of last year, even when the Dolphins were desperate for a win. Let that sink in and you tell me where the Bills and the Browns stand as a threat to the Chiefs.

They added speed. People can stop crying now. 😁

There have been some tall G's that have had success in the past. Kevin Hogan on that Dallas team comes to mind.

I think they are trying to reach the required number of bodies needed before TC starts. 😁

And Trey Smith

Trey Smith must be falling because of the blood clot issue.

Slaton or Wilson would be my pick right now if they are there. But, OF COURSE, I don't think I will EVER get a draft prediction correct.

He's basically the same size as Matt Milano.

Who cares who they pick. They will add a good young player, no matter who they draft, to a really good team. That's all any of us should care about.

If the Bills get the instant impact from this kid the way the Titans got it from Kearse........... start fitting yourselves for that SB ring.

The Bills love to rotate their DL. This pick allows the Bills to vanish a washed up Addison out to pasture. I hope the Bills pick up some beef on the inside of both lines in this draft moving forward though.

Cole Beasley is a great number 2 weapon, but he was hurt at the end of the season and it cost the Bills against the Chiefs.

I call total BS. If the Bills are moving up, AT ALL, it's for a top CB that might be falling like Horn, Newsome, etc.

I am not saying that the Burroughs-Devlin incident was the end all be all for the Bickering Bills, but that incident opened the door for some definite animosity amongst teammates that would take place during the 1989 season.

1988 is still my favorite season as a Bills fan. They were good. They were young, but.......... a great season ended on a VERY sour note in Cincinnati. And thanks to Joe Devlin and Derrick Burroughs, the BICKERING BILLS was invited as they started all this in team bickering with their major tiff on the sidelines after Burroughs punched Tim McGee in the mouth.

The Bills might actually go with a power IOL with the 30th pick to deal with the Chris Jones' of the world. Would this shock anyone? If they pass on IOL early in the draft, they will really need Ford to stay healthy and be what they drafted him to be in 2019. Chris Jones can't continue to be a major factor for the Chiefs if the Bills plan on beating them.

Bills should carry 2 QB's and 5 RB's to the 53 man roster.

I would like to see the Bills open up against Jacksonville so Trevor can see first hand what a franchise QB looks like in his NFL debut.

That's the wild card during TC. If they see Antonio Williams as more than a flash in the pan, Singletary could be moved during TC to a team that might need a RB.

He looks like Fred Williamson.

Bills would not have to give up a 3rd rounder to get Njoku. Beane knows that is WAY TOO MUCH for somebody that only offers potential right now.

How about a simple 1pm start? How about being Trevor Lawrence's first opponent and the Bills basically have a layup in week one?

You should have asked this question right after the Bills made their first draft selection in 2018 and 3/4 of this board would have said........ JOSH ALLEN 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂