Trade deadline Oct 28, do you think we make a move?

[All about the Benjamin]

Send Cason, Silatolu, and Norman to Houston for Watt.

[Lumps]

After the Hurney era I don't want to see ANY pick traded. In fact it'd be nice if we could screw someone for their picks like the Pats, Eagles, 49ers do.

[Lumps]

Byron Bell for a first.

[unicar15]

Worry about Spiller in the offseason. We can get by with what we have IMO.

This offense hums with a running game...id love to have a guy with spillers ability but not wouldn't want to give too much to do it. They have a new staff over there so could be trying to stockpile picks. I'd give em a 5th for him but not much more. Not with the RB talent that's in the draft this year.

[Untouchable]

Throw a late round conditional at the Pats for Dobson.

[Camp Fodder]

No one ever makes trades in the NFL.

especially this team

[teeray]

I don't think we do. Save your draft picks.

[thefuzz]

Really though, if a team is willing to trade for jstew or dwil that would be awesome. Very improbable, but stupider things have happened

 

I actually don't think so.  That would be one of, if not the worst idea any franchise has ever had.

[pstall]

If we can get a solid OT or db I would be happy.

[jdpanther5]

especially this team

We've already traded Barner, last year we traded Beason. The year prior we traded Mike Goodson and acquired Bruce Campbell, Louis Murphy, and Colin Jones in a couple deals.

[rayzor]

we need help at OL more than anything, but you know… sometimes the answer is already on the roster.

[Camp Fodder]

we need help at OL more than anything, but you know… sometimes the answer is already on the roster.

we are worse in secondary than online we have been able to stop anyone since tampa

[LinvilleGorge]

Trade for a RB?  Hell no.  J Stew is coming back this week and we should get DeAngelo back in a few weeks as well, Tolbert too for that matter.

 

If we make a trade, it better be for OL or defense.

[Mr. Scot]

For whatever you may think of the Bills, when teams are willing to trade away a former top ten pick for much lower value, it's generally not a good sign.

Fans all too often have a tendency to evaluate a player's value based on how good they used to be. That's not a winning formula in the NFL.