Peace Frog

Okay. I actually tried to draft for real with this. I posted one earlier with all of my picks having the last name of Williams just to be funny but this time, I really researched each pick. This is what I came up with. What do you think?

Priority #1 should be loading up on the best FAs out there, like Matt Paradis and Jesse James.

Very cool.

YOUR TEAM BUFFALO BILLS YOUR PICKS 1: R1P9 OT JONAH WILLIAMS ALABAMA 2: R2P9 CB JOEJUAN WILLIAMS VANDERBILT 3: R3P7 WR ANTHONY RATLIFF-WILLIAMS NORTH CAROLINA 4: R4P11 RB TRAYVEON WILLIAMS TEXAS A&M 5: R4P29 RB DEXTER WILLIAMS NOTRE DAME 6: R5P10 RB AERIS WILLIAMS MISSISSIPPI STATE 7: R5P20 WR PRESTON WILLIAMS COLORADO STATE 8: R6P9 CB ERIC GLOVER-WILLIAMS OHIO STATE That's harder than I thought. I ran out of Williams to draft.

That title IS misleading. It makes it seem like it has happened. NFL Network's David Carr proposes 3 Team Trade; we would get Fournette There, fixed it for you.

All we have to do is get Edmunds and Hughes to break Brady's spine with a 'sack from the Gods' and all of a sudden, the Paytoilet's schedule becomes the toughest one of 2019.

It's both. This is the old Nature vs Nurture argument: Nature (strength, size, speed) vs nurture (skill, scheme). A great player (Joe D, e.g.) with an average O-line coach would probably have a similar outcome to the season as an average player with a great O-line coach (Dante Scarnecchia). Realistically, we need to shoot for a coach and players that aren't necessarily great, but better than average. Good, perhaps. If we had good players on the O-line with a good coach to boot, well....milk my whistle. That would be outstanding!

I'd pluck Cordarrelle Patterson from the Paytoilets, for the right price.

I was at that game. When, on my way out, I saw one of the uprights from the tunnel side end zone being pitched over the visitor's side upper deck, I almost crapped myself. What a game!

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No cucking!

The reason the Bills don't win the AFC East is because of the Paytoilets. The reason the Bills have only been to the playoffs as a wildcard once since 2001 is because of the Bills.

No.

It was originally going to be a bag of ***** but got changed to Richards which got changed to organs before finally settling on pianos.

All of the naysayers can go eat a bag of pianos. I expect us to win the division next season.

Dropping a deuce.

In Super Bowl XXV, the Bills were who we thought they were. Norwood missed a kick over 45 yds on grass in the game (he was not very good from that distance or longer on grass for his career), Bruce Smith was not as effective when teams ran right at him, and the defense overall had trouble stopping great RBs that year, like Marcus Allen, Bobby Humphrey, etc. All of those problem areas were masked by the Bills scoring lots of points but reared their ugly heads in the Super Bowl. That was also the year that there was no two week wait before the game so imagine if Belichick had an extra week to prepare. The Bills may not have gotten 19 points.

I didn't watch the halftime show. I had to get ready for work at halftime so while Moron 5 was playing I went and released the Kraken and took a shower, in that order.

I'll bet that the Rams wished they had Josh's scrambling ability in the Super Bowl. Goff looked like a deer in high beams.

I like how that troll (Wrong Josh) won't even let you comment on his ridiculous thread. Get a Brain, Moran!

I say it's payback time. We should poach, in free agency, Trent Brown and Trey Flowers from the Paytoilets. This fixes two of our needs and hurts them.

My heart has grown Loss Calluses.

Keep in mind, the kid is only 21. To have a young stud LT with a young QB would do wonders for this team for years to come.

I I am by no means an expert but I do like the prospect of taking an OT in the first round. It's also possible that we could trade down a few spots (Washington?) and still get our guy. I believe the #1 most important thing would be to get Josh Allen a solid O-line. Even if we keep the same WRs and TEs, if he had more time to throw and a reliable running game, courtesy of the O-line, it would make a world of difference next season.