Add 2 Bills draught players in their prime, and add to 2024 Bills roster

[BuffaloBillyG]

My definition of a "drought era" guy has always been a guy that played the majority nof his career in that period.

 

For example, Kyle Williams to me is "drought era". Sure, he got that 1 playoff game at the tail end...but the bulk of his work was done on bad teams. So he is always my first pick in these discussions. 

 

Second pick, I'm open to a lot of different guys there. What the hey, give me Marshawn Lynch. Sure, he went on to bigger and better games. But not with the Bills. With the Bills he was firmly "Drought Era".

[Bob in STL]

5 hours ago, Pete said:

Eric Moulds

Ted Washington 

Great players, but not drought players. 

 

Moulds played on 3 Bills Playoff teams, Washington played on 6 Bills playoff teams. 

Edited May 4 by Bob in STL

[NoHuddleKelly12]

Fitzmagic for QB2!! 🙌

[McBean]

Lee Evans

 

Stevie J

[billsfanfrom83]

T.O. and Aaron Schobel 

[wppete]

Stevie Johnson

Terrell Owens

[akcash]

6 hours ago, Pete said:

Eric Moulds

Ted Washington 

Way to end the thread before anybody else can have a turn!

 

/thread

[2020 Our Year For Sure]

It's sort of case-by-case who I'd consider drought era, Moulds played too much in the playoffs for me to associate him with that label while Kyle I would say yes. TO is a no go for me because it has to be someone who sort of fought through that misery with us for awhile.

 

I'm taking Lee Evans (big get for this roster with his skillset and I'd love to watch him play with Josh Allen) and Jason Peters.

[Mango]

2 hours ago, Ethan in Cleveland said:

They did but it's not the generally accepted idea of who was a drought player. I think most people think it is a Bills player that never played a playoff game for the Bills.

I am more inclined to give a nod to players who were in the playoffs by started the drought as “drought era” than I am to give the nod to players who missed the playoffs but ended the drought. 
 

I don’t have a great reason to put into words as to why. But that’s what my gut says. lol 

[Matt_In_NH]

Jason peters and Eric Moulds. 

[Matt_In_NH]

Chris Watson and Justin Rogers

[transient]

1 hour ago, McBean said:

Lee Evans

 

Stevie J

Combined with what we have and with Allen throwing to them, this would be fun to watch. 

[mrags]

12 hours ago, JohnBonhamRocks said:

Lee Evans and Mario Williams

 

(Is Moulds really drought era when he was on the team when it made the playoffs?)

I also would go with Evans and Williams. 
 

Moulds could be there for me but for the argument factoring in he actually went to the playoffs I’ll take him off. But honestly, I’m not sure he would be better than Lee on this team. Mounds imo might be the best WR to ever don a Bills Uniform. But Evans with Josh throwing him the ball would smoke people. At least that’s the hope. 

Mario is likely the best possibly option for the defensive side of the ball. I could go Clements or Gilmore and lock down the corner spots for sure. But nothing would beat Mario coming in destroying QBs like we all hoped Von would do. 

[Augie]

Have Molson and Old Vienna been taken yet? 

 

Okay, I might have gotten that wrong. 

[Sandhill Mike]

McKelvin, to return punts.  

 

Just kidding... I'll add another vote for Lee Evans.  My other add would be London Fletcher.  Loved that guy.

[That's No Moon]

Jairus Byrd

Mario Williams

 

Honorable Mention:

Marshawn Lynch

Fred Jackson

Lee Evans

Jason Peters

[Freddie's Dead]

15 hours ago, Pete said:

Fred Jackson 

Kyle Williams 

 

This is my pick.  FredEx out the backfield with Josh and this OL?  Kyle next to Big Ed, Groot, Von?  Fuhgeddabotit!!

[dgrochester55]

If filling immediate needs, I would say Stevie Johnson or Lee Evans and Brian Moorman

 

If personal favorites, I would say Kyle Williams and Marshawn Lynch.

[PBF81]

17 hours ago, Pete said:

Add 2 Bills draught players in their prime, and add to 2024 Bills roster

 

PBR & Stroh's.  

 

 

[LABILLBACKER]

Give me the 2014 version of Mario and Josh throwing to the 2001 version of TO.