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Sure but if he plays out the year who cares? Gonna bench him for 29 year old Ray Davis because he puts his house on the market when we can’t reach a deal to keep him in Buffalo? It doesn’t make any sense lol

Sawyer would be the best pass rusher on the 2026 Bills.

Don’t count out the win now Raiders

Why would he get booed for playing what is the headache

No they won’t lol. No one is trading anything for Ramsey to pay him $25M next year. They will renegotiate or get the Dolphins to eat contract. This is like when everyone said the Bills shouldn’t trade for Davante because he was gonna cost $35M and the Jets paid $11M.

He ain’t getting that from the Bills

Excellent work and write up! Your work is appreciated!

The Saints shouldn’t draft a QB. They could miss out on a 1 time Probowl CB or a solid guard and win only 2 games instead of 3.

They sure did. it was kind of a fake extension though. Really just gave him 2ish years to keep him happy. I think their plan was always a divorce in 2026 unless Ramsey kept playing at a high level. Rams continue to play chess though. Getting a third round pick from Miami for 1.5 years of Ramsey and a bundle of dead money is something

Take him and TRADE ED

It would never happen but I would low key take him for a day 3 pick. I’d rather have Ramsey than the next Ulofoshio

The name recognition hurts these leagues imo. Sports are driven by stars. They are driven by story lines. Rivalries. Matchups. Watching the XFL is like watching two kids play Madden, poorly.

Oooh that brings up another good one! Kyle Williams is a very overrated Bill. He’s probably my favorite Bill but he was basically Ed Oliver-tier on a team without any talent around him.

Sawyer all day

what who

"Ahhhh risk!" "Ahhhh risk!" "Ahhhh risk!" "Ahhhh risk!" "Ahhhh risk!" No one has ever argued that trading up to draft or drafting a rookie QB high is without risk. The distinction that you failed to grasp in 2017 and fail to grasp today is that the alternative of never trying is FAR worse. If you had your way, we would've have drafted Roquan Smith and Mason Rudolph, would be probably on our 3rd HC and 2nd GM since McD and Beane and probably a perennial bottom-feeder yet again. But we aren't. Because we took a risk. A risk that somehow still petrifies you when the alternative is uh just being ass like you would be anyway.

Since 1980 Jim Kelly, Dan Fouts and Bob Griese are the only 3 HoF QB’s who had more picks than TDs in their playoff careers.

Haha are we talking Jimbo?

Sure, but that’s for planning, not execution. If you are saying “we may end up in CB wasteland if we pass on a near BPA CB in round one,” I agree. if your solution to that is to avoid that situation by not passing on a highly rated CB in the first, I can be convinced. If your backup solution is to reach for an early day 3 CB prospect in round 2, I don’t agree and can never ever be convinced. We will get Beano his elite Devin Funchess/Kelvin Benjamin combos or die trying!

I don’t think so. The reason is because Marino was a better QB lol

I really long for the offseason where we don’t debate what has-been would be better on the current era Bills. That said, the answer is and will forever be, Moulds.

There’s a reason why Marino is pretty much everyone’s “best QB to never win a ring” pick and Kelly kinda isn’t in that discussion.

Yeah for everyone who wants a lotto system, they should look at the lineups half the NBA was trotting out for the last 6 weeks. Lottos fix nothing. I think Gonzaga could’ve beaten the squad the Raptors have been rolling out.

We drafted a safety we needed to contribute right away and that safety could barely play. I’m with @GunnerBill. I don’t care where the team needs are within reason. I’m not taking a 3rd round grade DB in round 2.

Just for funsies, I did a 2017-2018 deep dive. Guess that poster! ”I am adamantly opposed to trading up for any QB except the consensus #1 pick in the draft. They succeed about 80% of the time, after that the success rate drops like a rock: 50% for QBs in the top half of the first round. Trading up for the 3rd best QB prospect ... supposing there even is one ... is a waste of resources. If 2 QBs are already off the board, stay put and see who's available at your spot ... or take a flier on a QB in the 2nd or 3rd round.” “How'd that work out in 2013? It's not ANY QB but the RIGHT QB that they have to draft” “They have too many holes to fill to waste high draft picks on a QB who's ceiling is "backup QB". They can draft one of those on Day 2 or Day 3 if they want somebody better than Peterman (which I hope they do but they have bigger needs right now, so I wouldn't be upset if they didn't” “That's what many fans thought about the 2011 and 2012 drafts, too. They were howling because the Bills didn't draft Blane Gabbert or Christian Ponder or trade up to get Robert Griffin III. Aside from Newton, Luck, and maybe Tannehill (depending how you view him vs Dalton and Cousins) the best QBs from 2011 and 2012 came out of rounds other than Round 1 (Andy Dalton, Russell Wilson, Kirk Cousins).” “Well, the disaster that was the Bills in 2013-2014 is a cautionary tale for teams (and their fans) who think sending a veteran QB packing to save a few $$ because they plan on drafting a QB in the first round” ”If they think Roquan Smith is a better LB than Lamar Jackson is a QB, and they go BPA, that works for me. A first round stud is a stud. A first round bust is an expensive backup. In fact, with all the hysteria over 4 or 5 potential first round QBs, maybe taking a guy in the 2nd or 3rd round is a smart move because those guys get lost in the shuffle.” “Only trading a truckload of high draft picks to gamble on an overhyped collegiate QB will get the Bills close to a Super Bowl” points for being consistent 8 years later I suppose @SoTier