Back2Buff

Ive been watching some games from last season and Dorian Williams was a disaster. The man was always taking the wrong angles. He was only good pressuring the QB. I dont know why he is strictly an OLB in this scheme. I dont think he would even be much of a factor this year if healthy from day 1.

The 10am is his slot. People are filling in for him. He is the one that doesn't want to work.

WGR had the rights to the broadcast so being the sideline reporter was a major part of his job at WGR. Without that aspect, I don't see how you would keep him at his current rate when he does a two hour show maybe 5 times a week. I know during the offseason, I feel like he is never on the show. Maybe he doesnt care and can retire anyways (he is pretty old), but I don't see how he would keep his current role at WGR without the sideline reporting.

He already has a time slot from 10-noon. He doesn't need anymore air time.

Give me all or nothing Cashius Howell. He is the most explosive pass rusher in the draft, with the best bend. We havent had a rusher like him in as long as I can remember. Roll the dice.

You don't send that letter out if you are flying up draft boards. That was an agent driven initiative to get his guy drafted in the first round after he is hearing second round.

One has to wonder what The Athletic is uncovering in their investigation. For a company that has struggled financially, they know what kind of clicks they could get if they uncover something that would be deemed wrong by the NFL. Has tampering been happening through Diana?

Deone is not a NT, but the Bills should not be spending a first round pick on a NT. That is a pick you take in the 3rd-5th round like they did with Deone last year. There is very little difference between a late first round NT and a mid round NT.

I think the NFL is a lot lower on him than fans are, which is why you seen him send that letter. I see guys like Schrager and Jeremiah rate him on the lower end of first round, both of them I feel have the best feel to what GMs are feeling.

I think we need a contingent of Bills fans to stand in the parking lot opening where they drive in on Thursday demanding WR or bust. Like don't even bother picking another position.

Could you imagine taking a defensive role player in the first after spending first 4 picks there last year? Enough is enough, if Beane is going to brag about how he will be investing in WR this year, he hasn't done anything but get an overpaid declining almost 30 year old one. Let's see him actually put his money where his mouth is.

I watched a lot of Texas A&M and his body language was really bad. His QB was terrible and he made sure it was known. Reminds me of the character concerns that we were told about with Moore. The game vs Miami was a very bad showing of this in your interested.

I always felt like McDermott was not a natural HC, and this just adds more fuel my thought. It just never seemed natural to him and then you hear about him seeking out non football related "leadership" experiences like some dumb corporate conferences and he just doesn't understand what he is missing in this HC role. You think a guy like Andy Reid is going to waste time sitting in a Marriott conference room, listening to some paid speaker talk about great they became because of some stupid concept they came up with? He needs to relax and focus on getting passion back about the wins and losses of the NFL game. Those clips of him in Carolina where he is freaking out in the coaches booth is what made him the great NFL coach he is. That is what he needed more in Buffalo. Not this fake military like environment where the then tried to relax it where all he did was clap on the side line. It all seemed so unnatural and it just won't work. I see a guy like McVay on the sideline, pacing back and forth a mile a minute, shouting into his head set, approaching the players throughout the game with energy and criticism and you just see everything this man does is in his natural blood.

Every team wants to trade back, no one wants to move up. Which is why I don't understand why its an option in the poll. Its not realistic. I personally think this would be the year to move up from 26 and target a WR that may fall to 20 range. The price should be pretty cheap.

Why is trade back an option? This draft sucks, teams dont want to move up. Dont give me that Ty Simpson crap either. If teams value him, he will be gone long before 26. If he isn't picked before 26, teams will just let him fall to them.