Beane At Senior Bowl: Brandon Beane spoke to the media last night from the Senior Bowl and tried to temper enthusiasm for the Bills moving up in the draft for a quarterback. He said he hasn't spoken to any GMs at this time since he is still evaluating the prospects and doesn't have a value on the players yet. To move up from where they are they would have to feel real good about it. There are many trade value charts, the baseline is the Jimmy Johnson but everybody has their own value. You need a partner to move up and they may ask for a kings ransom that doesn't make sense for them. The quarterback is a layered piece like all the intangables and leadership. Do they make players around them better, have they taken snaps from center. It's a big learning curve for a lot of QBs so they need to see where they are at. The Senior Bowl is a chance to see the guys from small schools going against the big schools guys. It's a chance to interview guys and to see what they know and how they fit into the culture of the team. Between now, the combine, and the visits they will speak to a wide gamut of guys. On Brian Daboll he said he has a great track record and is a good fit for this team. It's cool he's from Buffalo and they like his energy and a lot of things he talked about. The Tyrod Taylor decision is the same as evaluating any other position. They have to look at everything. Tyrod did a lot of good things and things that didn't go right you need to see what happened there. They like Tyrod a lot and he works hard but they are still early in the evaluation process. After the Senior Bowl they will start their free agency prep with their own guys. He will be very aware of the compensatory draft pick formula. He came here this year too late to do anything about it but he's a fan of it.

Daboll At Senior Bowl: New offensive coordinator Brian Daboll spoke to the local media for the first time since being hired. He said you need to be multi-dimensonal and you have to be able to throw it when they know you are going to throw it and run it when they know you are going to run it. You need to have enough schemes to be able to put the best plan into place each week. It comes down to preparation throughout the week. You have to understand the strengths and weaknesses of your team and your opponent. Each year you evaluate what you did well and what you can improve on. He has had a good ride so far and he's thankful to the Pegulas, Brandon, and Sean and is looking forward to getting to work here. He calls Buffalo a real special place to him, it's where he grew up and he loves the place, the community, the fans, and the team. He thinks the vision, principles, and values of this team is awesome and he's excited and ready to go.