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Watson, the 12th pick, was like 45mph.

He has a stronger arm than Watson, the 12th pick and is more accurate. He outplayed Watson this year when Pitt beat Clemson.

I would consider trading up a bit to get him. Maybe a mid round pick next year.

I like Peterman a lot. He isn't going to last very long in the 4th round. Since we have 2 first rounders, I would trade a 3rd next year for a 4th this year and grab him before teams like the Steelers, Chargers, and Eagles. All of those teams were reported to be interested in him. We could still get 2-3 more prospects in rounds 5-6.

Hopefully this is to throw the dogs off the scent. He is a slow eyed QB just like EJ. He can have all the measurables but if he is too slow to process and has a poor pocket presence, he will end up in the large trash heap of past NFL QBs.

So many things to like about Watson. What bothers me is that he could only throw the football a max of 49mph at the combine. This will be exposed at the next level.

You don't mess with the best uniforms in the league. LOVE the white helmets!

"It's an Idiom." "No, You sir are the idiom." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qa_C7PD2Ns

I don't think you will see any more Whaley press conferences in front of the Buffalo News media. We know how that will go. You will probably see Whaley with Chris Brown or John Murphy. That's fine with me. Hopefully, we will still get to hear a little from Jim Monos, Kelvin Fisher, Doug Majeski et al..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_90_i20ECsg Peterman could be the next trick shot QB for the Bills. We had Alex Tanney a few years back.

Whatever, most gifted one.

It's about time for lazy tabloid Jerry Sullivan to spin out a report citing this report from the Buffalo News citing LaConjecture from CBS. The guy just can't resist the urge to incite controversy and make the Bills front office look bad.

Stay away from this guy. I don't want him on my team if he came for free, especially if we draft a guy this year to groom. Cutler isn't the guy you want to mentor the next guy.

Living about 20 minutes away from Clemson University, I have had the chance to see a lot of Deshaun Watson the past couple of years. I'm pretty sure he will be the first QB taken, and possibly, ahead of Buffalo at #10. He is a winner, plain and simple. He can make all the throws and has had great coaching. His accuracy may not be the best but he has so many other outstanding qualities that I just don't see him lasting too long on day 1 of the draft. If he were there at 10, I would have no problem with the Bills drafting him. He would have some time behind Tyrod. I'm not that high on Kizer. His game went downhill this past year. A red flag to me. I went and watched a bunch of videos on Mahomes. He is a gun-slinger for sure. What I like the most about him is his pocket presence and accuracy. His footwork is pretty bad but he still has accuracy. I read that he has been working with our old OC Mike Sheppard to fix some of his footwork problems. If he has time to develop and good coaching, I think he could be one of the best QBs of this draft. Trubisky has upside as well. Brad Kaaya could be another 2-3 round guy that could develop into a quality QB.

Maybe the Rams now want to trade for him and offer us a pick.

He is a capable back up, as long as he doesn't have to play. So what is the comp pick tally now?

I'm glad the baby is healthy. Maybe the next one could be named Bradycardia Gilmore. It's a heart stopper.

What a turkey! http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/news/stephon-gilmore-tom-brady-patriots-bill-belichick-nfl-free-agency-gisele-bundchen/n6suh7nm5oj0166uhilv5fni3

If the Bills are not planning to pay Taylor then what about trading a conditional pick to Cincy for AJ Mccarron and then draft a QB early. Mccarron will only cost $750k for 2017 and then will be a RFA, I believe.

Doesn't he have a Superbowl ring with the Giants?

I predict Philadelphia. Schwartz knows him and they really need a corner.

Yikes! Nearly $24,000 in taxes per year.

Boulware grew up here in Anderson, SC. He grew up 1 street over from here. He is a good kid. Played for TL Hanna High School and went to the local school Clemson. He is on the smallish side for the NFL but he does have instincts, has been well coached, and plays with a lot of heart. He was one of the leaders on the team. I don't think he was asked to be in coverage very much. His size and speed may be issues at the next level. He reminds me a little of a former Bills/Lions linebacker Chris Spielman.

Keep slinging it Vic. Something is bound to stick. Good grief!