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The Bills already have a Dotson in both McKenzie and Crowder. The Bills need a big WR.

I think a trade down is more likely than a trade up. Maybe Detroit at 32 if they want a QB and feel a little bit of a trade up is necessary. I can see the Bills swapping 25 and 57 with Detroit for 32 and 34. This seems like a more likely trade.

The one player I really don't want (Dotson) is the one the Bills are most likely to draft. 😁

I wonder if the Bills are in on Kenneth Walker and Breece Hall? We can all scream to the high heavens if we want either of these guys, but it's obviously most important what McBeane thinks of them. Also remember that Singletary is a UFA next season and they may want their RB on the roster already going into next season. So, how much of a priority is the RB position going into the 2022 draft?

Darryl Talley is 62 years old. That won't work. 😁

There is always a way to manipulate the cap.

Remember, all of the nonsense happened during other regimes with the Bills. There is no baggage when it comes to McDermott and Gilmore. The Bills simply decided to move on from Gilmore in 2017 as they were in the midst of a rebuild as soon as McDermott took over. We should welcome a Gilmore return to Buffalo. And if they sign Gilmore (BIG IF, of course), it really opens up endless possibilities on draft day.

We have seen players come back from Tre's injury in relatively short order in recent years, but Tre is a CB and he relies on cutting and changing direction more than any player out there. Everybody is saying late October, early November for a Tre return. But what if his rehab is coming along very swimmingly according to McDermott and could be ready for week one. Does this change everything or is a CB still high on your list?

It would be a great disappointment if the Bills went 12-5. But if they went 12-5 and won the SB, who cares.

And Glenn is exactly right wing.

So, the NFL is telling minorities they are too stupid to get these jobs on their own merit? Ok

So, it takes 30 years to build a stadium in WNY? 😁😁

I'm talking about his game day speed that has fallen off a cliff.

Crowder's problem is that he never stays on the field, hence his availability for the Bills. If he can remain available, he can be a huge upgrade over Beasley and relegating poor poor McKenzie to gadget duties. 😁

Beasley fell off a cliff last year. Crowder should at least add a little more speed than Beasley when he is on the field.

Well, if Ronnie Harmon catches that pass, the Bills would have went on to lose 5 SB's in a row. Ouch.

One draftee and one vet. Or maybe they go the route of the 1981 Niners and draft two starters at CB.

Great. The Bills only need a starting CB out of this draft. Well, starters anyways. 😁

Do the Bills even like Hall? That is the million dollar question.

I am convince that Jones will be a core special teams player here until he is 250 years old.

If they don't sign Bates, then IOL is in play early in the draft, cause how in the world can they count on Ford to be the starter at RG when he is already a proven failure there.

The Bills went out of their way to trade for Bates in 2019 and have always kept him around because they were high on him. He got his chance in 2021 and performed well. So, we are supposed to believe they are simply just going to let him walk away?

How is Hill going to like it when he is basically going from Marino to Peterman?

The minute Tre went down, CB was a need, so this trade doesn't move the needle in terms of CB need for the Bills.