mannc

I think drafting a guy who looks like a dominant LT is by itself a successful draft. And as you point out, Mims looked pretty good when he was out there. I would expect Davis to start this year.

I agree that if Cam Newton is their QB and he plays anything like he did last year, they won't be a threat. I do believe Mac Jones can be a significant upgrade, though.

Yeah, Mahomes factor aside, that was a really nice draft for the Bills. And didn't we get back some sort of late-round pick for Peterman? Or did we just cut him? It would have been nice if we had traded or pick 10 overall to someone outside the AFC, but I don't doubt that KC's offer was the best one we had on the table at time. As far as which team had the best draft, well, there's not much question that it was Kansas City. They got their QB for the next 15 years, long after Marshawn Lattimore and the other Saints draftees have hung up their cleats.

Wow, the level of disrespect/arrogance shown in this thread is pretty amazing. From the dismissive tone of most of these posts, you'd think the Bills had just won their third Super Bowl in a row. Yes, we have the best QB in the division and a very solid roster, but this team is not invincible. Teams can get better (or worse) in a hurry in the NFL. Mac Jones and especially Zach Wilson are really good QB prospects. I know the gap between the Jets and the Bills seems enormous right now, but it looks like they just had a second strong draft in a row, and they have a new coach and a GM who appears to know what he's doing. Most of the negative comments about Zack Wilson (to the extent that they are based on anything at all) seem to relate to his physical appearance as opposed to anyone who's done any actual film study of the guy. And if the Pats can get even average quarterbacking from Jones/Newton they could be a problem this year. They still have a good defense and they are still a pretty well-coached team. Miami didn't suck last year and they undoubtedly got stronger. I don't think Tua has what it takes to become a top NFL QB, but he can improve, and if he does, the Dolphins will be a very tough out. Sure, the Bills are still the favorite in the division, but it's not certain to be a cake-walk.

It also seemed to me at the time that Ryan had a pretty good plan to beat the Pats...

I was super pumped when we hired Rex Ryan. True story.

How the hell is this guy still on the board in the 6th? Seriously...

Ardarius Washington, please

From Tre White’s hometown. Trained with Diggs this offseason.

Chris Simms raved about Stevenson in his "Draft Sleeper" segment, both as a receiver and as a returner. Said he could sneak into round 2.

Love the pick!

Unlike almost all of my others...

Guilty as charged

Me and some others here were excited about A Williams as a possible 5th round target, and you hated on the guy, dismissing him out of hand.

Wrong

Yep

We now have picks 19, 28 and 29 in round 6. Beane has finally made a trade back, and what a trade it is...

Looks like we traded pick 174 to Houston...

I can't believe we actually got something of value for Zay Jones...

And people hated that Deshaun Watson wanted to be consulted about the Texans’ new GM...I predict there will be no similar reaction to this report...

Agreed, but NE and NYJ both drafted QBs who could be very good, and are most likely upgrades vs what they had in 2020.

Not always the case

Well, the AFC did have the three teams with the most draft capital—-MIA NYJ and JAX, plus CIN

AFC teams are just killing it: Jets, Bengals, Jags...

Does anyone else think they should let the ex-players announce all the picks???