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I think I have to agree with what a previous poster brought up...That most of the teams that selected a #1 QB, shored up their problems on the offensive line prior to making the pick, either though a previous draft or free agency. I think that the OL should be priority. I do like the looks of Tyrod Taylor, I haven't seen him mentioned much on the boards, any chance he falls to the 2nd round?

I think he is also looking at we are 0 for w/ Cali QB's so lets look else where.

Why is Kelly so High on Tebow?

Well said sir

I think the answer is simple why the Bills are finished with TE, Fitzpatrick to TO...98 yards...franchise record. Don't get me wrong, Fitz is really crapy.

What happened to Rusty?

I was also impressed with the way he threw the ball, he did look good. Bring in Weis as the OC and Develop Clausen for a year or two. Just some food for thought.

I have to say, this team has looked very different under Perry, I like that he practiced them in the elements. He also seemed to make second half adjustments, which was unheard of under DJ. He also seems to have allowed AVP to open things up a bit, and in two games under PF, we have seen significant improvement on offense. Lets see if the discipline improves.

One thing, and this is a big "If", but if Shanahan does decide to take the job, he has a nose for drafting RB talent, and a Late round Gem, ala Freddy Jackson could be in our future. It's hard to say Lynch will, 1. Keep his off season troubles in check, and 2. Stay healthy, neither of which he has done here yet.

I agree, could give us the opportunity to not rush a rookie QB in, sort of how GB handled Aaron Rodgers.

What would his trade value be?

I think I could live with that. Buffalo: 41 Houston: 38

I am exctited about TO coming to Buffalo...NE was under a bit of scrutiny when they signed Moss, was he going to be a cancer in the Locker room? I just hope that TO sees Moss's transition, and at least takes a page from it. - Go Bills!

Now I am sure that I will be called all kinds of stupid, but I was just thinking about what I think should be done. The very first home game of the year, when the team is announced and Dick Jauron takes the field, Bills fans carry out what will be a full participant, highly organized and long planned, walk-out, making the organization that, with their smoke and mirrors, always talks about how much they love the fans of Buffalo, and who have smacked us in the face like angry pimps owed money, play in front of a completely empty stadium. Make the Bills write game-day checks to their over paid under-achievers, with no help from those who have given our hearts and souls to this team, only to have them sadistically stomped on countless number of times. I know that this is as likely as Jauron stepping down on his own accord, but just think of the message that would be sent, and even if it wasn't received, at least it would make some very huge news, probably national media coverage, not only leading up to the game, but probably every other game tuned in to see if we would actually do it. I am sure the team would threaten to black out the game or some other way to discourage such a display, but at this point who really cares? Bills fans pull together as a community behind our team, but every year at the end I feel as though I have been kicked in the groin for four months straight, and with this latest blast to the baguettes, I feel that the extreme is necessary. I am sure the it would mean absolutely nothing, but I know it would feel good to tell the organization, F-U!! Your not getting any of our money or support today! Put a good product on the field! Who knows, maybe if they saw us organizing to boycott, they might spend to the cap this year to do just that.