Captain Hindsight

Its sad really. Dude had it all, and just got set for life with a fancy new contract. I'll say this, I gained a tremendous amount of respect for the Patriots for cutting him as quickly as they did. 100% the right move.

Nor should he be. Parker is one the most respected agents in the entire industry. By all indications the Bills met Byrd's demands, he just didn't want to play here. Peters was a different story, but the Bills got great value from that trade

Nice And great film

Why would you cut Mario?No logic there. He had 13 sacks last year. Mike Williams was just traded for, he's not going anywhere Looks like you are just throwing names up because those 5 players are all key starters and not going anywhere

Bill Belicheck mumbles

Hackett won me over when he orchestrated an offense to the tune of 400+ yards against the number one ranked defense with his 4th string QB Twice in 16 games our offense looked unprepared. 3 different QBs, all with less than ten starts to their name. In any other year, with another coaching staff that would have been a 6-9 loss to the Browns

If Watkins turns into Aj Green or Larry Fitzgerald, than using two number ones on him is pretty much a moot point IMO. The Bills needed an elite playmaker and they got one. I don't love the idea of trading future picks but I love the idea of having an elite talent more.

Yup.

Byrant is 6-4 300 Mario 6-6 292 So a few cheeseburgers away but basically the same size

Playoffs.

Because the Bills fooled everyone and Geno was supposed to have 6 Mvps by now

Its clear this organization doesn't know the first thing about winning

Played a bit of both IIRC. He is the same size as Mario

A guy that was playing well at the end of last year Was Corbin Byrant. Keep an eye on him

I wouldn't hate it but Graham is better safety prospect now that Leonard will be.

Depth move and I love it. Great Job

Lighten up Francis. Fans get attached to players and Stevie was the lone bright spot on our offense for a few years. I won't celebrate this move because i don't think it makes us better. Receivers take time to develop and now we are going to rely on a man that was stabbed by a family member and a player that threw a punch in a game where half our receivers were already hurt. I understand why they did it and financially and football wise it makes sense. But I was still a fan of his and I'm not thrilled to see him go.

Didn't think they'd do it Good Luck Stevie. Thanks for all you've done for the Bills

Dude that 5th round pick would be awesome

Remember last year when we lost Stevie Woods, Graham and Goodwin for extended periods of time? Depth isn't a bad thing

You'd be the only one considering it

The Browns don't exactly have the best track record with QBs that slide in the draft See Quinn, Brady. Weeden, Brandon

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If he dropped that far, no team is trading up for him Think of the free fall that ensues ala Aaron Rodgers.