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The poster doesn’t know what he’s talking about. You want a DE, WR or CB, ok, but Etienne is undoubted class. I’ve seen him throw the halfback option pass on a rope 25 yards down the field to Tee Higgins. He is also a very good blocker; Dabo made him work on it his last two seasons.

It helps when your wife makes twice as much as you make every year.

ETN has averaged 14 carries a game the last three seasons. He’s sat out plenty of fourth and third quarters. Please stop with the overused baloney.

Before I had season tickets to the Bills and Clemson I had season tickets to the Eagles for 15 years going back to the 700 section in the Vet. If the Bills could get Ertz and the 37th pick for the 30th pick they should take and run. You can’t underestimate how bad Wentz was last season.

Rodgers has turned into his nemesis, Brett Favre. He is no better. Like Favre he won a Super Bowl relatively early in his career, and like Favre he adopted an "I got mine" attitude, had to be the center of all attention, and spent the rest of his career underperforming in playoff games because, after all, "I got mine."

These players would walk into the Bills starting lineup today: Nuk Hopkins Tee Higgins Christian Wilkins Dexter Lawrence Grady Jarrett DJ Reader AJ Terrell Travis Etienne These players would be at least perfectly acceptable squad depth: Mike Williams Hunter Renfrow (younger Cole Beasley) Mitch Hyatt Isaiah Simmons (bags of potential, poorly handled last season) Clelin Ferrell John Simpson Trevor Lawrence (ahem)

As probably the only man in the USA who owns both Bills season tickets and Clemson football season tickets, I can tell you that the Bills may pick another player and that player may pan out, but they are going to wish they had drafted Etienne. He is going to be a great player in the NFL. The Bills have one of the top offenses in the NFL with mediocre (to put it kindly) running backs. Singletary offers nothing and Moss is Frank Gore, the 35 year old version. Why not shoot the moon right now?

The Eagles have spent the last five seasons trying to push the stone up the hill and get that first Lombardi trophy. Three straight NFC championship game losses followed by this past Super Bowl defeat has left a sour taste in the mouths of many, but not nearly all Eagles fans. Some are content to contend every year, to go to a playoff game or two, and are confident that there will always be next year. Now, with the TO situation and the contractual discontent of others, particularly Brian Westbrook, many Eagles fans are afraid the window will close, and that we've seen all we're going to see. If that happens, I don't know if I'll look upon the past four years with fondness or with bitterness. I suspect the latter. I'm genuinely interested in your thoughts on this question. How do you look back on the Bills' Super Bowl years? With fondness and at least some sense of satisfaction? Or perhaps with bitterness and emptiness? I grew up in upstate NY and rooted for the Bills in every Super Bowl. I can only imagine how crushing it must have been for you. Thanks for your input.