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I'm not calling anyone stupid. I just hate that we can pass on a possible Tomlinson, Barkley, McCaffery, Elliott type player because people think it wouldn't be any different than a RB we can get in the 3rd round. If they believe he can be that good, everyone should be on board with drafting him

Then why not be open to drafting that position is my point? Come on think. It's written off because it's RB. But if they truly feel that he is the best player there or he is who they want at that spot then take him. You don't know if he will be a HOF or not but I'd certainly hate to say 5 years from now "hmmm, you know, it would have been great draft that pro bowl RB we had a chance on but passed on simply because he's a RB". It's just stupid.

I'm not saying we should trade up for him. But I have no issue with it if he could be on the caliber of a HOF RB I'm not comparing him to Tomlinson. That's basically saying that I think he's on that level, what I'm saying is, if a RB of that caliber was in this draft and people wanted to pass him up in round 1 simply because he's a RB then it makes no sense

I understand that the game has changed but that's completely irrelevant to the fact that if Breece Hall could be the next LaDainian Tomlinson that we shouldn't draft him in the first round or even trade up for him if he's that good. Let's be real, a RB of that Caliber basically makes our offense unstoppable. That's the one spot I think our offense still lacks

I'm not saying any of these RBs are on that level. But I also think there is a clear difference between Tomlinson and Adrian Peterson and guys you would draft in the third round. Most of the people that think you shouldn't draft a RB in the first round seem to think all RBs are interchangeable. Even RBs picked in the first round the last 5 years like McCaffrey, Elliott, Barkley etc...are way better than Singletary or Moss. Like the mindset of "let's just draft Peyton Barber in round 6 since it won't make any difference", I don't understand

I remember hearing a report about how Eric Wood who was in the same draft as Maybin, went against Maybin in practice that training camp and he knocked him on his ass and told him to "get the f**k up and earn his money". I found it pretty hysterical

I bring this up to my friend all the time. The fact that all we had to do was just go one more year and hold on to our 2005 pick and Aaron Rodgers would have fell right into our lap. Literally, not even a trade up

Just curious to all the "never draft a RB in the first round" people, if LaDainian Tomlinson was coming out in this draft, would he be worthy of a first round pick to you all? Possibly even a trade up candidate?

Could you imagine having all 3 of them in for goal line offense?

It was a sarcastic joke

That right there tells me it's fake. It would be Bills Vs Rams not Rams vs Bills since we didn't win the Super Bowl last year. I call bs

It would certainly be interesting. Defenses would be all messed up. Knox, Howard and Waller all on the field at the same time. There might just be something there

Then what do we say to OJ Howard? "So...uh....OJ, thanks but no thanks. Good luck"

Singing the national Anthem for his birthday

That headline threw me off for a second. I thought you were calling Beane a rookie and I was like "wtf is this guy smoking?" Then I opened it and read it more and I get it

You still have to legally wait until next year to crack open a beer and smoke cigarettes for your 21st bday on here

So she decided to wait 2 years until he signs a $120 million dollar contract before doing this? Yeah, ok

Don't forget, they have to put the Bears in there 5 times and the Giants at least twice. And we have to sit through that BS. I know the Giants and Jets are big markets but they don't deserve primetime games and the Bears are my least favorite primetime team and they seem to max out on their primetime games simply because of market size

I agree. If we don't get to the Super Bowl this year then we need to get Rich Kotite off the couch. It's as simple as that

Who was that guy that used to do Q after dark on Q102.5 back in the day? I can hear his voice in my head saying "The Bills making moves on Beane....after dark"

Screw it, we couldn't get McCaffery, go get Saquon to. I think Saquon is more done but we would essentially get him on a one year contract for $7 million and then go from there. And if we could get him for a 4th, why not?

Honestly, Julio could come cheap. I couldn't see any team giving him anymore than a 1 year contract after what he did last season and if we could get him on a TO type deal 1 yr 5-7 mill. Why not?

And people thought McCaffery's contract would have been crazy

Anyone else think it's odd that now the Bills are "claimed" to be a desirable destination for free agents but McKissic leaves and Chandler Jones decides to sign with a team that isn't anywhere close to where we are, it just seems odd. You would think Josh Allen and being a legit super bowl contender would be more intriguing. We seem to only be able to pull the big fish by trade. I wonder what the deal is with all this

Hey, his Bills career lasted longer than Antonio Brown's did. He has that at least. He had 2 cups of coffee. Antonio Brown didn't quite make it to the break room