On the day of the NFL Draft, Bills General Manager Sonny Weaver has the opportunity to save football in Buffalo when he trades for the number one pick. He must quickly decide what he’s willing to sacrifice in pursuit of perfection as the lines between his personal and professional life become blurred.

The actual plot conflict is only vaguely described here. What does he have to sacrifice and why? What is being blurred and why? It's not at all obvious why having a first round draft pick would cause all these problems, you have to tell us.

It's a very intriguing start (makes me think of Moneyball) but I have no idea what actually happens in the movie.

Sorry, I meant to sign off as "Steven Fernandez (Judge)" up there.

The logline is clunky but the set up seems quite different from the norm for a football movie. So methinks there is potential here. The protagonist, however, is hard to sympathise with as stated - since he seems to be on the cold side. But this point can be easily fixed by emphasising his desire to resuscitate his low profile town. In addition, one positive thing about the protagonist is that he does not seem to be the straightforward former-player-macho-bonehead stereotype.

So here's a logline suggestion: "To resurrect the flagging fortunes of his beloved home town, Sonny daringly drives his football club to buy up the number one pick of the NFL Draft. But the pick is hotly contested property and the cost on Sonny's personal life will be high."