Motorin'

We've added attitude and mean streaks so far this off season. I kind of like it.

We traded 2 #1's and a 4th for Watkins. The #9 pick is worth more than a #22 + a 4th and 5th. In fact, the draft value of the 3 picks we gave up for Watkins is more than double the value of the picks we gave up for Diggs.

This is rediculous. The draft value chart says we gave up three picks worth 2289 to get Watkins. And we gave up three total picks worth 883 to get Diggs. When you also consider we have an extra 5th and 6th round pick by trading guys we were going to cut anyways, this is a very solid deal.

That's probably a really good fit for him. He can get his sacks and never have to worry about being the main focus of protection.

Don Beebe

Those 5th & 6th round picks DON'T seem like such a steep add on when you realize we still have a 5th and 6th round pick.

Or in poor Eloise's case, three years.

Teddy with the buzz cutter, clearly a Bills fans:

He didn't set the ball on the ground. He threw it forward. It was a forward pass. His teammates can not advance the ball as soon as it hits the ground. No one can advance an incomplete forward pass, legal or illegal.

Lawrence plays the most like Allen as anybody I've seen. Very similar qualities. He does seems to run really crisp routes that create a ton of separation and has great hands and catch radius.

I also think they want to spend time with the #1 & #2 wr in the draft to compare to the guys they have at #3, #4 & #5. Is there really that much of a gap between these two and say Justin Jefferson?

They may be a good trade down partner if they want to move back into the 1st to get JJ.

Just watched his highlights. He's a freak!

I still prefer Pittman as the big wr target. Claypool looked akward catching passes in the gauntlet drill. Pittman reminds me of Mike Evans. Just watched Denzel Mim's highlights, it looked like a video game of Madden. This guy is a freak of nature with solid production.

The Bears should go get Teddy Bridgewater.

Even New England with Michel, White and Burkhead use three backs effectively.

Maybe I'm in the minority, but I'd love to add a speed back with good hands and a powerback. We carry 3 RB's, there's no rule that says the 3rd back should only play special teams and not provide value at his actual position.

His performances against Ohio St and LSU left something to be desired. Those games left a lot of people questioning if he's soft.

I think this is also the type of draft where trading down might be valuable. All of the true round 1 targets might be gone, and the Bills probably have a bunch ofround 2 guys they really like who might be gone by the time it gets to 54. It might make sense to get an early 2nd and early 3rd and walk away with 4 solid starters in the first 3 rounds.

Don't forget drafting Terrel Troupe one pick before NE took Gronk.

Could have probably avoided a draught all together if they had paid Peters.

And John Elway and Ken O'Brien were the first two qb's taken in the 1983 NFL draft. So Ken O'Brien was drafted before Jim Kelly and Todd Blacklidge and there was no Dan Marino in the 1983 draft? It's bizzaro day.

Let's sign free agent Jamie Collins to replace Lorax as our veteran at LB. Let's trade Cleveland a 2021 1st round pick to take Myles Garrett off their hands. McD can have a come to Jesus talk with him and set him on the straight and narrow. Then let's draft Kristian Fulton CB in the 1st to add a second shut down corner, Tyler Johnson in the 2nd to be our #1 wr in training and Michael Pittman Jr in the 3rd to be our new big bodied possession wr.

Christie and Kurt Scultz went to two Super Bowls. Come on man.

The two 1st round picks and one 3rd round pick became Tre White, Edmunds and Dawkins. Sure they traded up a little extra to make two of the selects, basically a 3rd to get Edmunds and a 5th to get Dawk. But no other team got value for passing up on Mahomes. We turned the choice to pass on him into three blue Chip players. No other team that passed on him can say that, and the Bears gave up value to pass on Mahomes and took Trubisky instead... You can say you'd rather have Mahomes than an all pro CB, a pro bowl MLB and a starting LT, but to say it was the worst choice in team history is rediculous. Hindsight is 20/20, but at least the Bills made out on their end. It's not like they stayed at 10 and took a CB that busted.