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Just loaded Instagram. Not sure if I did it right, but I don't see that he is following Beane. About 95% of the people he is following though are hot female models. So yeah, he is looking like the guy we should target.

Me neither. I just thought it was cool.

Thought I read that Elway likes Rudolph, who would be available in a trade down.

Part of Beane's master plan. Get Cleveland to think Tyrod is the guy for a few years, paving the way for Buffalo to trade up to #1.

Elway just doesn't want the Bills to trade up above 5 to get the QB he wants.

Here are the Bills draft position in the 2018 NFL Draft: Round 1: 12 (from Cincinnati). Round 1: 22 (from Kansas City). Round 2: 53. Round 2: 56 (from Los Angeles Rams). Round 3: 65 (from Cleveland). Round 3: 96 (from Philadelphia). Round 4: 121 Round 5: 166 Round 6: 187 (from Cincinnati)

If that trade gets us DARNOLD, I love it! Make it happen Beane.

I do like the Donte Jackson pick. He and White would be awesome together. I wanted Foles for a while, but now I am firmly on the trade up for a QB....hoping for Darnold.

Isn't it about time some of the Bills "insiders" show up and give us a tidbit or two?

Wondering if we only go to #6, if we are sure we can then get to #2. If they only get to #6, then Darnold, Mayfield, and Rosen may all be gone leaving Allen as the only "big 4" left.

I would feel a lot better about our QB situation IF we have pick #6 ahead of draft day. Being at #6 now gives us the flexibility to see if we need to move up further on draft day, and it also puts us in a better spot to go to #2 on the day of the draft.

Not saying I want it to happen. Just that I think it will happen.

I think if Cleveland takes Darnold, we end up with Allen at #2. I thin if Cleveland takes Allen, we end up with Rudolph. Not sure I like either of those though. The only other option I see is a possible trade up to #4 for Rosen.

I do see your point OP, but I also wonder how many NFL quality WRs, TEs, RBs, OL, coaches, etc. he had on his own team. Level of competition definitely means something, but I also wonder about his own team and people surrounding him. That is where having an elite scouting department, front office, and coaches come in, as they evaluate these guys. If they pick him, I trust the process, and believe they picked him because he is the best player for this Bills team.

If they pick him, I will trust the process.

Brandon Beane, Bills Since taking over last May, Beane has systematically rid the Bills of former general manager Doug Whaley's handiwork. Working in concert with coach Sean McDermott, his former Panthers colleague, Beane traded stars like Sammy Watkins and Marcell Dareus. He reshaped the roster with free agents this offseason like Star Lotulelei, Vontae Davis and AJ McCarron. Beane's first draft will set up his future, with two picks in each of the first three rounds and a burning need at quarterback. Despite the Bills coming off their first playoff trip in 17 years, this is an organization early in the rebuilding process.

I almost don't even care anymore if we get Josh Allen. Can all of these NFL evaluators really all be wrong?