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I would love to see the Bills get Williams whether he drops to them or they move up. I really don’t think Ed Oliver is going to great. He is a great athlete but that only gets you great stats in college. Once he gets to the NFL I think he will be an average rotational player. Quinnen Williams is a beast bills need to find a way

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9 minutes ago, maryland-bills-fan said:

IF they are not sure that either is a sure fire pro bowl guy, then trade down and get additional shots at such a guy at a different position.

 

I’m okay with that as well. But Williams has dominated every given chance. I’d prefer they stayed at 9 or drafted back but if they have a chance to get Williams who is arguably the best player in the draft and fill a hole it’s a huge win

4 minutes ago, BillsCuse said:

Trading up for a DL in a DL heavy draft would be completely stupid.  No way

Getting the best player in the draft is stupid? I understand the class is deep but no one is as dominate 

6 minutes ago, hondo in seattle said:

This is why I hate this time of year.

News gets replaced by endless speculation.  

It’s a question not speculation

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7 minutes ago, BillsCuse said:

Trading up for a DL in a DL heavy draft would be completely stupid.  No way

 

Whaley did it in 2014 when WR was the position of strength in that draft.

 

How did that work out?

 

I don't think Beane will make the same mistake, but what do I know.

 

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2 minutes ago, Rebel101 said:

I’m okay with that as well. But Williams has dominated every given chance. I’d prefer they stayed at 9 or drafted back but if they have a chance to get Williams who is arguably the best player in the draft and fill a hole it’s a huge win

I'm not opposed to it, but certainly will depend on the cost and how far up in the draft do you go? Who also falls that we don't have to trade up for (Josh Allen, Devon White?). Quinnen would be awesome to get, but I think we're too far back to make it happen. Take Oliver and be happy.

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4 minutes ago, njbuff said:

 

Whaley did it in 2014 when WR was the position of strength in that draft.

 

How did that work out?

 

I don't think Beane will make the same mistake, but what do I know.

 

For me Kalil Mack was a cant miss no brainer pick and then Whaley takes Sammy. Probably why he was never hired as a GM after the Bills released him.

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8 minutes ago, njbuff said:

 

Whaley did it in 2014 when WR was the position of strength in that draft.

 

How did that work out?

 

I don't think Beane will make the same mistake, but what do I know.

 

How did that work out?

 

We got a WR (a position everyone here keeps pointing out doesn’t usually translate to immediate NFL success) who put up 2,000 yards and 15tds in his first two seasons with Kyle Orton, EJ Manuel and Tyrod Taylor throwing to him. 

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1 minute ago, Chemical said:

How did that work out?

 

We got a WR (a position everyone here keeps pointing out doesn’t usually translate to immediate NFL success) who put up 2,000 yards and 15tds in his first two seasons with Kyle Orton, EJ Manuel and Tyrod Taylor throwing to him. 

 

I am just talking about the overall team success with Watkins around., when we knew the team had bigger needs in 2014 than WR.

 

Everyone knew it was a reach at the time when Whaley did.

 

Everyone thought at the time the team was trading up for hometown boy Mack.

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I dont know. Neither do they. Ill never understand why people ask unanswerable questions to prompt discussion rather than simply saying 'i think' or 'id like or hope'. 

 

Point #2 - if you need to brainstorm a click baity title for your post, your post prob sucks as the whole point of click bait is to get a click that wouldn't happen otherwise bc whats insdie is lame.

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Nice thing about this years draft is that it does not feel like they have the weight of the world on their shoulders and don’t have to swing for the fences.

 

The Bills can stay put at #9 and get a really good player whether that is Oliver, Hock, Metcalf or one of the two OTs.  It is all good.

 

i would be content with any of these guys. 

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1 hour ago, Rebel101 said:

I would love to see the Bills get Williams whether he drops to them or they move up. I really don’t think Ed Oliver is going to great. He is a great athlete but that only gets you great stats in college. Once he gets to the NFL I think he will be an average rotational player. Quinnen Williams is a beast bills need to find a way

 

How is one a projecting to a avg rotational player and the other a beast

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1 hour ago, frostbitmic said:

Quinnen Williams will go #2 to the 49ers, it would cost too much moving up to their spot.

I agree.

 

Quinnen can play, and I have probably watched every snap of his career at Alabama. He should have fresh legs too because he didn't play that much until 2018.

 

There are many more good things about this kid than there are concerns, but I'm not sure I would move from 9 to 2 for any DT under any conditions in the league today. As you say, the cost would be too much for what you would get in return imo. DTs do not dominate the way they used to because there is less running. There are no more Mean Joe Greene types who can dominate entire games, or at least none come to mind. It isn't what I prefer either mind you, just the reality of the current NFL.

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Williams 24 games 26 TFL 10 Sacks. Or 1.5 plays per game  behind LOS 

 

Oliver 32 games 53 TFL 13.5 Sacks or 2.07 plays per game behind LOS 

 

so how is One a Beast and the Other a AVG Rotational Player???

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27 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

Williams 24 games 26 TFL 10 Sacks. Or 1.5 plays per game  behind LOS 

 

Oliver 32 games 53 TFL 13.5 Sacks or 2.07 plays per game behind LOS 

 

so how is One a Beast and the Other a AVG Rotational Player???

I’m not saying Oliver won’t be a great player, but that perception may be a result of one playing in the SEC and the other in the American West. 

 

Doesn’t matter as Oliver has all the tools you’re looking for at the 3 and that’s the most important factor. 

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31 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

Williams 24 games 26 TFL 10 Sacks. Or 1.5 plays per game  behind LOS 

 

Oliver 32 games 53 TFL 13.5 Sacks or 2.07 plays per game behind LOS 

 

so how is One a Beast and the Other a AVG Rotational Player???

 

One plays in the SEC.  The other does not. 

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30 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

Williams 24 games 26 TFL 10 Sacks. Or 1.5 plays per game  behind LOS 

 

Oliver 32 games 53 TFL 13.5 Sacks or 2.07 plays per game behind LOS 

 

so how is One a Beast and the Other a AVG Rotational Player???

Just spitballing here, but one played in the Southeast Conference and the other played in Conference USA (or whatever it's called)?  Or the fact that Q Williams played better this year than he did last year, whereas Oliver did the opposite?

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46 minutes ago, BillsfaninSB said:

 

One plays in the SEC.  The other does not. 

 

Yeah SEC players or Baka player NEVER bust LOL

47 minutes ago, mannc said:

Just spitballing here, but one played in the Southeast Conference and the other played in Conference USA (or whatever it's called)?  Or the fact that Q Williams played better this year than he did last year, whereas Oliver did the opposite?

 

Cool still waiting for the OPs thinking on a guy that is a phenomenal skill set is going to be a AVG Rotational Player. But the other guy with similar Skill sets is a BEAST. 

 

Dont give me the SEC crap. Busts out of the SEC all the time 

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1 hour ago, mannc said:

Just spitballing here, but one played in the Southeast Conference and the other played in Conference USA (or whatever it's called)?  Or the fact that Q Williams played better this year than he did last year, whereas Oliver did the opposite?

Oliver almost matched his SO numbers and played in 4 less games.  So I am not sure how that can be said that he played worse.

 

Bottom-line is there is not a major difference that would make me happy to see the Bills give up multiple picks to get in the top three to take Williams when they can sit at 9 and take Oliver who arguably can be the better prospect.

 

Now if we are talking about moving up for one of the premier edge guys now we are talking.

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