dante23x

The QB is more important, but before we draft a QB we need to upgrade our tackles. What's the point of drafting someone, just to get killed behind the worst set of tackles in the NFL.

Agreed, one reason why Derrick Dockery was a bust here. He never wanted to be here, as his heart remained in Washington. Another reason was that he is soft and has little talent.

Agreed. Everyone knows the TO signing accomplished nothing. He'll be gone after this year anyway. If anything, we might look smart.

Unfortunately, Edwards can't hit a midrange or long pass. He's got the arm for it I think, and some alleged accuracy.

Agreed 100%. At the most Johnson has proved he deserves a chance to get a look, considering the current group has done nothing.

Jerry Sullivan was on WGR and he said the vibe he gets is that most of the players just don't care about being a Buffalo Bill or winning and care solely about collecting paychecks. That's on Jauron. With the greed rampant in the NFL, you need a coach who will get tough, not coddle these overpaid players.

Agree about Johnson but what does benching Edwards do at this point? He sucks, but there are far too many holes on the team to think that TE is the only problem and Ryan Fitzpatrick is the answer. We know what we have with Fitzpatrick. Edwards should stick it out so we can at least see if he is tough enough to turn his season around. Parrish should have be cut years ago.

I think you are being a little overly optimistic. We have "solid" (i.e. average to above average players), but we are way far off. While I'm not writing off Wood and Levitre by any means, its too early to say we are "set" with them. We need two new tackles. It's been long enough that the Bills have gone cheap on the oline. Evans is an above average WR, but beyond him he have nothing. Hardy was terrible last year and who knows if he comes back strong. Parrish is useless, and Reed is basically good for 5-10 yards and no more. I'm not sure why Steve Johnson doesn't get more time, but that's probably because of the inept coaching, scouting, and management. We need a reliable, possession receiver, to get 10 to 12 looks a game (which TO should be) to open up Evans and the rest. I like the fact that Nelson has gotten involved, but we'll see if is just another Kevin Everett, who was supposed to be an offensive TE and before the injury never showed anything. The biggest problem on defense is lack of game changing playmakers. None of the front seven are close to being a game changer. Stroud and Schobel are above average, but you can toss the rest. Poz, if he stays healthy, I think will be a top 15 MLB in the NFL. He started off great in the NE game before he got hurt and that has been a huge hit on D. McKelvin is the lone playmaker on D, and based on future potential, maybe the Bills most valuable asset. Whitner is overpaid, and McGee is solid, but hardly a franchise player. We need a few stars, and obviously some f*cking depth. I agree with your post for the most part. The interior oline could be good, and Im glad they finally addressed the oline early in the draft, but our tackles are terrible. We blow up the outside linebackers, offensive tackles, and overhaul the depth, and we are pointing up. But none of that matters without a new GM, coach, and coordinators to put it all together. Even more important is the QB. I don't think TE can be salvaged. He doesn't have the physical or mental toughness to be anything more then a game manager if his oline keeps defenders off him. I think we look hard at a 1st round QB within the next two years.

My first post on this board and all I have to say is I agree 100%. The Bills were made for losing games like this. Of all we've had to endure, this might be the worst.