reddogblitz

Whatever. Trust the Process.

You can't just trade up for any of the 5 or 6 guys which ever one is left. It's gotta be a guy you have high confidence could be THE GUY. I find it doubtful Beane thinks they are all even. I like Mayfield and Jackson. The rest have BUST (especially Rosen and Allen) written all over them with a capital B IMHO.

How could you forget Jeff Hostettler?

This again? That's what yall said last year. NOBODY is gonna want to trade up for our 32nd pick next year.

I'd go with Hotrod because he didn't fold up down the stretch like Kyle did in Oakland.

Or do like most golfers i know. Drop a ball on the fairway or just take another swing.

Whatever. They're gonna do what they do with ZERO input from me. I plan to make some pop corn and watch the first night's picks. Then make some more pop corn and come on here. Should be epic.

Didn't work out, but you miss all the ones you don't e swing at, right?

I always did like those water but guys.

2017 all over again ...

QBs are like presidents. When things go welll, they get all the credit. When they go bad, he gets all the blame. That's why they make the big bucks.

Actually we got Robert Woods with the pick.

Actually we traded down for EJ and took Woods with the pick we got in the trade down.

I'm going with the RJ trade.

weak

Anytime a QB throws 3 or more picks in a game, it will be known as "pulling a Peterman". Maybe it's just me, but the idea of trading up giving up serious draft picks for a guy that is a project and very well may not even play at all in 2018 sounds plain crazy.

Til he throws his first ill-advised pick.

Don't let facts get in the way.

That's nice. It's like your opinion man. I go by final standings and draft order. The way the NFL judges it, not SouthNYFan's opinion.

Come on Steve. Certainly you can Billieve in better than that.

As of right now we're the 6th best team in a 16 team conference. Why so pessemistic? Gheez.

I cant for the whole time he was here. But let's look at 2017. There were 3 regular season such opportunities 1. Carolina - Down by 4 with less.than 0:30 to play. Hotrod hits Jones in the hands on the goal line that he drops. as it turned out Jones did this a lot. 2. Bungles - laid an egg. 3. Tampa Bay - Down by 7 with 3:00 to play. We win by 3. So in 2 out of 3 he did his job. Pass behind Zay blah blah blah. IT HIT HIM IN THE FREAKIN' HANDS. even if you don't count the Panthers he was 1 for 3. That's NOT a bad percentage. And if he'd thrown that pass to Holmes or Matthews instead, it would 67%. Late game performance has been a knock on him for me. However, I think he was improving. What is a good percentage for a "franchise QB"?

i saw a post from you earlier about this. Eli, of course. Big Ben, of course. but Rivers? Why? i thought part of being a "franchise QB" is winning and keeping your team "in the mix" every year. He's played 14 years and made the playoffs 4 times. Once every 3 1/2 years. Heck, even Hotrod makes the playoffs more often than that

Does this count the one that hit Thompson in the hands for a first down that he dropped? After the punt, Jax got a crucial FG before the half. Or the one completed to Thompson that he ran out of bounds short of the sticks? Or when McCoy finally rips off a good run in thE 2nd half that got called back for holding? Hotrod had a bad game but he waS far from the only one. What idiot called a pass on 1st and goal from the 1 with Kyle Williams on the bench? Oh yeah, the guy that got fired less than 48hours after the season ended. Like this one? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-cTNqwZ5gkY

Hotrod holds the record for highest completion percentage in Buffalo Bills franchise history.