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Its Beane. Isn't it our job as fans to know people names?

We had 12, AZ had 15. Not to mention better 2nd and 3rd round picks. Would not have been hard.

Sucks - could have traded back to 10 for much much less.

So Cam Newton and Joe Flacco are also bottom 5 QB's. While Jameis Winston and Goff are clearly top 5. No chance that the type of offense has any impact.. Not saying Tyrod is the best passing QB in the league. But some of the stats used like this do not mean anything. Put him in a different offense and his passing yards go up. Give him different receivers and his yards go up.

I dont think you should put much wait on garbage time in 60-0 blow outs. That is where the majority of his time was played. Lets see how he does next year.

Every QB in the NFL and likely every QB in college football can throw that ball.

What is solid vs good vs bad? I think fans of a team always overstate average guys as solid, like a Milano. If he was on MIA we would not call him solid. I think White, Hyde, Poyer are easy solid players. Davis is a ? given he was out last year. All three of our LB's are questionable. Not many around the league would call any of them solid. Hughes has seen better days, Kyle is on the tail end of his career. Shaq has been a disappointment thus far. Then Star has seen his play decline as of late. So how many of them are solid? Could be all 4 or could be none.

I would not say that. I think its more that a strong arm alone wont make you a good QB. Just like being smart wont make up for lack of arm strength. Each can help hide other things but you need a bit of both. Brady does have good arm strength. The "draft profile" myth of Brady being so nonathletic lives on. Watch the ESPN sports science on him. Shows he is much fatser and stronger etc than people try to claim.

Russell Manziel, Johnny Willson, Johnell Wilziel, Russohnny Mansell Why would we want that?

He did have 1 of the Bills 27 sacks...

How much demand and money would these guys get on the market? Compare that to dez. Yeah they are the same. Come on people.

What's interesting? The #Bills have the least amount of actual cash/payroll being paid in the NFL. Meaning they could have actual cash to spend. They are also 8th in the NFL now in cap space after Richie Incognito.

Bills: Why does everyone think we need WR help? Dont they know how good Zay Jones and Kelvin Benjamin are? Who needs depth past those guys and even so we have Andre Holmes and Brandon Reilly. Just signed Kaelin Clay and Rod Steater. Tell me a better group of WR's in the arena league. Wait, what league is this again...

http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/272427/where-will-dez-bryant-land-teams-that-could-be-a-fit

http://nfltraderumors.co/top-2018-nfl-free-agents-list/

This team obviously needs WR help. What else is out there... Hilarious

Stole a laptop. Dad was busted trying to get paid by whatever school he chose - think he was asking for $100K. No one knows how much Cam and his dad actually got paid but most believe they did.

Not sure what it will cost. But do you have to try?

He was never a top prospect....

That was Nix QB remember (since it didnt work out)

That was Russ Brandon job. Whaley was good at some things and not good at others. Especially not good at building a full roster. Better suited for scouting role.

I think it is human nature or maybe just the nature of message board posters. But the current regime always has a plan, is doing things right, etc. We make excuses for them and say be patient. We blame past regimes that we used to say the same things about. Once they are gone they sucked and we are lucky to be rid of them. The new regime has to fix all of their mistakes. Nix inherited a mess and was incredible. Then he sucked and Whaley had to clean up his mess because he actually sucked. Then Whaley was a god and was just stuck with bad coaches. Now Whaley was horrendous just look at all the players he brought in. The new guys have to get rid of them all because he was so bad. It was Ralph''s fault. No it was all Russ Brandon. Overdorf is the one. On and on. Cycle repeat.

Dont you get it. Its not what they actually do on the field that counts. Its what they could do or you think they could do. And the Bills drafted him so he is obviously better.

Buffalo Bills general manager Doug Whaley saw Stanford quarterback Kevin Hogan and Cal quarterback Jared Goff on back-to-back days last week for their respective pro-day workouts. Goff is considered a potential top-10 pick, while Hogan's draft party might drag into Day 3 (Rounds 4-7). That speaks more to overall talent than the learning curve each faces at the pro level, though. Where the latter is concerned, Whaley gives the nod to Hogan, not only over Goff, but over any quarterback in the draft -- at least as it pertains to the Bills. "Is Hogan the most pro ready?" Whaley said on Monday at the NFL Annual Meeting in Boca Raton, Fla., according to The Post-Standard. "I would say for us probably because he runs the same system we run. For everybody else, I can't say that."

Yep - not a "bumpy ride" for these guys. A ton of success in that draft. You have basically 4 guys with 4K rec yards. In 2015 you only have Amari Cooper on track for that. In 2016 only Michael Thomas. Only D Hopkins from the 2013 draft did it.