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Great Video. Love how all the staff seem so organized and professional Great touch when they called Pancho

Hope you are right - would love this option!

The really sad thing is that we all hate the Patriots, but they could care less about the Bills Kind of similar to the 70's when we lost to the Fins 20 straight times - for us a dolphins game was like a super bowl - for them just another game Very degrading to be in a one way rivalry

The key to being a successful coach is #1 creating a scheme to match your talent #2 creating a scheme to take away your opponent's strengths neither are rocket science, but 99% of coaches are either too dumb or try to be too smart. Marv Levy's greatest contribution when he coached the Bills was to recognize the offensive talent we had and let them go with the K-Gun as opposed to his ground and pound background.

I did not think he had that much time to throw and their RB was picked off the waiver wire No idea what is going on with Gurley? He is their best offensive weapon and barely played

not sure why the team makes such a big deal about 10 draft picks. All of the extra picks are late round selections (I think 4, 6 and 7)

This was all a joke: some of the other cities on the list are Albuquerque, Tuscaloosa, Portland OR, San Antonio, London, Mexico City, Barcelona Would be really tough to ever host a super bowl - small airport with few non-stop flights, few hotel rooms, potential of having a blizzard, ...

If the BPA's at your draft slot don't match your needs, then you should trade down, fill a need later and get an extra pick.

Dallas won - they only used one draft pick; we used two!

love most of them. would be very cool and as someone already posted would generate a ton of sales

Every team should get 3 to 4 starters per year. We also had a ton of picks, and easier to get starters on a lousy team

And our coach quit at halftime, but the players convinced him to finish out the game (Vontae Davis was not the first!)

1. Grew up in Amherst - Dad had season tix since 61 before I was born (still have them) so always a Bills fan 2. Love most about the Bills - that all Bills' fans are one family. Went to the Dodger NLCS game the other night wearing a Bills hat. Guy on the bus to stadium says "Go Bills" (he's from Rochester). Guy sitting behind me says "Go Bills" (he's from Lackawanna) 3. Favorite memory - either flying in from Los Angeles to see the 51-3 championship game - or - - going with my Dad as a 6 year old to my first Bills game in 1968, a 37 to 35 win over Joe Willie and the Jets (our only win). Still vividly remember walking in and seeing the beautiful green field at the end of the tunnel

"I think Gruden is ripe to trade Cooper, who is eligible for the 5th year option and then will want big money." We will have the same problem, so why make the trade?

All of our plays are "offensive"!

Unless he meant fermented?

One that I think should make the list but did not was the Giants taking a RB at #2 instead of potential Franchise QB

stupid article

because they are in win now mode with Brady's career winding down

when a potential franchise falls into your lap, you have to grab him even worse, he was taken by the other team in your city

Not good for ticket sellers: - 4 games 11/25 and later and - non-division games are all pretty boring (Colts, Chargers, Titans, Lions, and Bears) i

hard to believe Giants would pass on Darnold

I don't see how anybody can have the Giants picking a position player at #2. This is their golden opportunity to draft their QB for the next 15 years. If they don't like any of the QB's, I can't imagine them not ransoming the pick off to the Bills, Broncos, ... and receiving multiple high picks. I see this in many mock drafts and am incredulous. There are even some that have them selecting an OG #2. I can't imagine that a guard is worth 4 picks in top 60

"All but one have been clean" - I guess he was caught before