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I can only go back as far as the super bowl era: 1) Antoine Winfield 2) Tre White 3 or 4) Nate Clements 3 or 4) Gilmore 5) Thomas Smith I cant rate Nate Odomes. I don't recall his game enough.

wouldn’t a signed Nate Peterman jersey be better . remind Josh of his humble beginnings when Nate “won” the starting job and then lost it

It’s tough to believe that Nate Odomes wasn’t offside on the FG block, but he wasn’t. The Bills were being dominated up to that point in the game and a chip shot FG would have given Denver a 24-9 lead and the game was over. That FG block might be the most amazing game changing play in Bills history, cause the Bills had absolutely no business winning the game.

So his average is still underwater by 5 points. https://www.natesilver.net/p/trump-approval-ratings-nate-silver-bulletin

My top 15 ranked... clearly gonna be debate... but here goes... Robert James Tre Butch Byrd Booker Edgerson Nate Odomes Charlie Romes Mario Clark Tony Greene Stephone Gilmore Nate Clements Antoine winfield terrance Mcgee Thomas Smith Jeff Burris Kirby Jackson

There are some good drought players who don't get their due because of the bad teams they played on: Terrence McGee, Chris Kelsey, Nate Clements, Aaron Schobel, and London Fletcher are a few. Lee Evans, of course. I also think Joe Ferguson gets forgotten sometimes. He had some good years.

1- butch byrd 2- robert james 3- tre white 4- stephon gilmore 5- antoine winfield 6- nate odoms 7- nate clements 8- terrance mcgee 9- booker edgerson 10- thomas smith 11- taron johnson 12- charles romes 13- mario clark 14- derrick burroughs 15- leodis mckelvin

this is super cool.In NYC one day a year the city dismisses all noise ordinances. so this was a show Cults played on the roof for that day abducted Madeline follin cults SPIN magazine Nate playing his blonde Gibson Ripper that was later destroyed in their practice space during hurricane Sandy. 😞

Nate Clemens was also a guy like that early in his career before he lost that edge. One of the few guys that can directly affect a scoreboard if you're not careful with the ball near him.

Nate Silver Makes a Shocking Prediction Regarding the Democrats' 2028 Presidential Candidate By Ward Clark There's an old saying often attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte: Never interfere with your enemy when he is making a mistake. The Democratic Party has committed a veritable stampede of mistakes in the last few years, most notably the calamitous mistake of anointing Kamala "Queen of Word Salads" Harris as their 2024 standard-bearer. They have reacted to their electoral shellacking predictably; "The voters didn't buy our socialism, so now we must socialism harder" appears to be their new tactic. Now, election analyst Nate Silver thinks that, in 2028, they may not only stay on the Crazy Train, but tie down the safety valves and open the throttle wide. How so? He thinks they'll make Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez their barely-old-enough presidential candidate. https://redstate.com/wardclark/2025/04/17/nate-silver-makes-a-shocking-prediction-regarding-the-democrats-2028-presidential-candidate-n2187985

Apparently some buzz that we're talking to Nate Kingz, sharpshooter from Oregon State and Dishon Jackson, big man from Iowa State.

That 2004 opening loss to the Jags was just awful. Got my worst sunburn ever at the game, which was not a well played affair. Just hoping the Bills could hang on and then frigging Nate Clements had to try to pick off 4th & 792 instead of just knocking it down

I think this one is a tough one with many potential answers. I don't know maybe....Nate Odomes? Winfield was great but only here a few years. Same with Clements. Terrence McGee potentially ahead of Odomes?

So I took Pro football Reference, Approximate Value for a career, - I only picked players with 5 or more Buffalo seasons, and the top three CB's using that rubric are Butch Byrd [Career AV 11}, Robert James [Career AV 9], and Tre White [Career AV 8.9]. After that long drop off to the next 3, Nate Odomes, Mario Clark & Nate Clements. FWIW. - Deion is the highest graded NFL CB of all time, Career AV of 15.

Off the top of my head and in no particular order: Josh Allen (QB) Bruce Smith (DE) Jim Kelly (QB) Thurman Thomas (RB) Terrell Owens (WR) Andre Reed (WR) Jason Peters (T) Mario Williams (DE) Takeo Spikes (LB) London Fletcher (LB) Pat Williams (DT) Ted Washington (DT) Kyle Williams (DT) Aaron Schobel (DE) Jerry Hughes (DE) Eric Moulds (WR) James Lofton (WR) Stefon Diggs (WR) LeSean McCoy (RB) Travis Henry (RB) Nate Clements (CB) Jairus Byrd (S) Nate Odoms (S) Terrence McGee (CB) Tre White (CB) Jabari Greer (CB) Eric Wood (C) Mitch Morse (C) Dion Dawkins (LT) Darryl Talley (LB) Bryce Paup (LB) Cornelius Bennett (LB) Chris Spielman (LB) Steve Tasker (ST) Don Beebe (WR) Eric Moulds (WR) Stevie Johnson (WR) Jordan Poyer (S) Micah Hyde (S)

can you imagine a worse room than Arthur smith, Aaron Rodgers and Nate hackett?

I think that Nate Clements was the best CB in Bills history but Jabari Greer was the most underrated. Terrance McGee was exceptional as well and although Leodis McKelvin never lived up to his draft hype, he was still very good.

As far as a complete career with the Bills, I'm giving it to Nate Odomes. Nate was solid throughout his 7 year stint. Winfield was never spectacular with us but played better as a Viking. McGee had 2 solid seasons in 04 & 05. And Tre had easily the greatest single season (2019) of any Bills CB. Benford is a good cb but needs more improvement in play making. James & Byrd deserve props for their play in that era. I never saw Byrd Sr play and vaguely remember James. All eyes were on 32.

Lol the comments on Twitter about not going after WR - in a draft everyone acknowledges is weak at WR. Kyle Williams? Don’t care Noel? Don’t care Luther Burton? Don’t care The league is usually right - if those guys are legit they don’t drop out of the top - 60 No Nate They are bigger reaches then TJ Sanders

I wonder who CBS will get to replace Watt in the studio with. Also, James Brown is getting up there. I wouldn't be surprised if he retires soon, and Nate Burleson takes over as host.

Got to be nate peterman. I have seen a lot of bad Bills QB play, but Nate the great takes the cake by a long shot

Ware would be Nate Peterman to Peete's Tom Brady

Besides those two you mentioned in 2016, there was also: Donte Whitner 2006 Ashton Youboty 2006 Tim Anderson 2006 Nate Clements 2001 Antoine Winfield 1999 List is from 1998 on. Any more are here: https://www.profootballnetwork.com/list-of-buffalo-bills-nfl-draft-classes-through-franchise-history/

So let me get this straight lol. Belicheck is the GOAT, but if he had Mahomes, he would just still be employed? Reid has Mahomes now, has won 3 Super Bowls with him....why are you assuming that Belicheck can't win a Super Bowl with Mahomes? You "think" he would still be employed. Not a very strong argument for the GOAT HC huh? Not completely sure if he's good enough to keep the job with another elite QB. Why are you assuming that coaches like Nate Hackett and Adam Gase would have the same winning percentage as McDermott? You did say, "We have Josh Allen, it doesn't matter."

Nate Peterman. Literally the worst qb in nfl history.