Process

My god what a freaking clown this guy is

Thank the heavens

I have serious doubts that the Bills are ready to move on from Brown at RT. So it looks like we have our starting OL for next year. It's impossible to be worse than Saffold, so we've upgraded. But is Dawkins - Bates - Morse - McGovern - Brown good enough? Blahh. Still need to draft multiple guys for the pipeline and depth.

Is he good??

I'd be more interested in Hamler. Would take less to get him and he would bring some serious speed to the offense. Dealt with injury/dog crap at QB his entire time in devner but think there is some potential there. Than still take a WR on day 2.

Can he play gunner?

Absurd. McBeane will never change.

If he's making less than $5M per year I am going to be pissed

Yay! Love it

Mattison yes please. Perfect addition. That's what we need at RB, a cheap vet to pair with Cook. Not a high draft pick.

Moore would absolutely go for a first round pick if not more. If it wasn't for the cap I'd give 27 for him in a heartbeat. Great trade for the bears.

None of the QBs in this draft are worth that much. Crazy compensation. How lucky are the Bears that the Texans decided to win in week 18 and blow the first overall pick?

Uhhh 2nd and 3rd round picks are early for a RB. It should be very easy to find a good RB on day 2. We have spent 3 day 2 picks on RBs in four years and never had an above average or every down player. That's almost impossible. It's hard to comprehend how someone can be so bad at evaluating and handling the position. Traded for Hines. Tried to sign the guy from Washington. Rumored to have wanted to trade up for Etienne. This needs to end. It's insanity.

Beane has been chasing RBs for 5 years. I will never understand it. Sigh.

Well the playoffs run seems over. Just have to hope we don't see a complete collapse at this point. Fun year regardless. See you next season.

We could have filled our need at SS before the league year even begins for a 7th round pick and $2.5M in cap space? Missed opportunity.

Yea maybe not heavy favorites vs the field but they will have the shortest odds of any team in the division by a pretty wide margin.

25 pages for a guy that has 0% chance of being there at 27? Yes he's a RB but in this class he's going top 20. Maybe even top 10. Maybe top 5. You could make a case he's the best player in the draft.

It is what it is. Division will be tougher. Bills will still be heavy favorites to win it. AFC is an absolute gauntlet and will be for the next 10 years. Just win one. Just get us one.

Two games in a row not on TV? That's stupid...

Couldn't they get more than two first round picks by just franchise tag/trading him?

He's not the answer but there is zero chance hes worse than Saffold. I still can't believe they let Saffold finish that Bengals game. It was so obvious they had to pull him off the field.

There is zero chance we could get a first round pick or anything close. Obviously if we could we just spend about half a second thinking about it. Teams know Davis is a product of Allen. Whereas Claypool and Brown were stuck in terrible passing offenses and therefore more individual potential was there. Also the Bears are absolute morons.

Schedule rest of the way is absolutely brutal. We are long shots to make the playoffs (betting markets have us at +260 right now), but no matter what happens, at least they are fun to watch again. I've watched more sabres games this year than the past 10 years combined.

It seems like most people are assuming this was a polite way of firing him. If I had to guess I think the Bills and McBeane are being sincere in that it was Frazier's decision and they weren't the ones that wanted to move on. If they wanted to show him respect they wouldn't have waited until all the other coordinator jobs around the league were filled. Regardless, he's gone, and that's exciting, even though it's unlikely things change much.