BIGFOOTspaceman

Beane can’t help himself. He loves drafting practice squad guys.

Guess we’ll be waiting 3 years to make that determination because that’s when McD will let him on the field.

Good pick, bad pick….whats the difference. Guy won’t see the field as a rookie. It’s the McD way.

Josh Allen years and drought years starting to blend…didn’t win anything then, won’t now. What a horrifyingly bad pick.

This is painful to watch

I can't muster the energy to care about who the Bills draft anymore. Last time I got upset was the Donte Whitner pick. If I knew better....Beane would be at home criticizing my selections. 🤷‍♂️

Just saying, but DK Metcalf was also considered a "one trick pony" in regard to only being a vertical threat....I hope Beane is doing his due diligence on this receiver group and doesn't reach based on need. McConkey's comp would be at best, Edelman/Welker....at worst, Beasley.

Nicks face cracks me up….sooooo serious and engaged in a completely made up scenario to fill up a slow news day. Gotta keep people watching I guess. 🤷‍♂️

I’m ☠️

My point exactly...It's a franchise crippling price for short term success. Al Davis is the only one who would do it and he's dead.

😂 My experience has been a mixed bag.

Have to agree. It's never been considered. The scenario of trading JA is something so ludicrous and detrimental to the franchise its just dumb to talk about...and I would know, I say a lot of dumb things.

If this was actually being entertained.... The price proposed is too low and, the actual price in acquiring JA now, in his prime, one of the most dynamic and talented players in NFL history, would legitimately cripple a franchise like the Bears. It wouldn't be worth it. Now, a team like the Niners, theoretically could offer the moon to win a SB or two but again, so much draft capital would need to be expended to make this happen...it's just not realistic.

No way...I'd be surprised. The Bills released a player for an unvetted accusation that never saw a trial...Can't imagine they will recognize an accused murderer who was convicted in a civil trial and by all accounts, the majority of the US population believes is an actual murderer.