Lofton80

Star, Kyle, Milano, Hauska and props to Ray Ray for a big first down.

Assuming they continue on the same path the rest of the year, we are looking at a top 10 pick, possibly top 5. It appears the defensive lineman are going to dominate the top of the draft. Hopefully, some of the quarterbacks (Herbert, Finley) emerge to push the player we want to where we pick. I see one of Bosa, Oliver or Jonah Williams being likely additions to the Bills. Guards and Centers tend to get picked round 2, grab one and sign one.

Impressed by the core they have added through two drafts, most of the young guys contribute and should improve. Specialists- Punter and kicker are both above avg. Disappointed- The offensive line is brutal. teams will keep sending extra rushers until the Bills figure out a way to stop it. Way too many free rushers right up the middle. Dawkins is not doing as well as last year. DuCasse would never start for any other team, Miller has been brutal and Mills has actually been adequate. I hope they use their likely top 5 pick on the Alabama OT and kick Dawkins to guard. Teams are crowding the line so Shady is never going to break lose until they can keep the QB upright to stretch the field. The receivers are a collection of #2, #3 and #4's. No one to put fear on a defense. Basically, the offense needs about 5 players not on the roster today to improve. Defense has been better the last few weeks. The short fields they have been forced to defend do not help.

I thought Sunday was the best he has looked since he got here. He does get double teamed a lot.

He gets separation, he should get better over time assuming his hands are better than we have seen. #1 receivers get 8-10 targets a game, don't see that as his role.

I would recommend a viewing of highlights from the Bills vs. Jacksonville in London from 2 years ago to remind yourself of how horrifically bad EJ is/was. He has never performed when the bullets are live, Gruden likely knows that too.

The best part to me is Harrington replied. Was it that big a deal to him?

Phil Simms at Morehead St. finished with 409 completions in 835 attempts for a 48.9% completion percentage. Pretty sure he still holds completion percentage record for a Super Bowl game.

Trust the process! Next man up.

Agree completely Wily Dog. I have a lot of faith in Beane and McDermott. Imagine they have a handle on which QB fits them. Allen has some big time skill that translates to the NFL. Will it take some time to harness like it did for Bradshaw, Manning etc. , of course. McDermott coached up a completely turned over secondary to an elite unit, he transformed Preston Brown to the leading tackler in the league (he stunk the year before). These guys made the playoffs with guys like Yarborough, DuCasse, Deonte Thompson, Milano and Brandon Tate contributing. If they pick Allen, I support it.

I like this summary on Rudolph from a Jets site. Has film clips and goes into his positives and negatives pretty well. https://www.ganggreennation.com/2018/1/30/16937714/scouting-the-2018-nfl-draft-mason-rudolph-qb-oklahoma-state

I could see it with the second of the #1 picks. He is getting pushed down due to the lack of success spread qb's have had in the NFL.

Jordan Matthews would be ok for another year.

Darnold has been compared to Tony Romo. I have seen Rosen compared to Cutler, Mayfield to Brees. No one knows for sure.

Agree with this completely. Ultimately, you want the draft choice to play fairly early.

Not bad but one of those seconds would likely be included in the deal.

St. Brown is not a difference maker at all. Tall and fast, just not a natural catcher of the ball. He will get over drafted. Christian Kirk is a dynamic punt and kick returner as well as receiver. Nick Saban called him the most dynamic player in the SEC. He reminds me of Golden Tate.

Frazier is a good coach and very well spoken. I am sure Dungey will give him an endorsement as well. I would think Reich or Schwarz would be in a good position after Sunday.

Gilmore can hit???? He can cover but by no means does he hit.

Kevin Massare Sal WGR Joe Chennelly has an occasional newsflash

He will go in in the top 5. He has the best arm in the draft. He will struggle like any other rookie. Good coaching and our strong running game would be perfect for him. We have no chance at him but he will be a star. Talent wins out in the NFL.

I absolutely think we will trade up.

I worry about Jackson's accuracy and I also worry that his thin frame will not allow for his running like he did in college.

John Butler used to appear on local radio and always made it clear that they track these player at their practices and games for years but really liked to watch them perform against the best opposition. That is why so talent evaluators many like to watch the Senior Bowl practices.

Payne is better than both