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A Few Players To Watch in Today's Shrine Game. Please Add to my bold-highlighted players...Astro
EAST ROSTER
Ali Villanueva Tight End Army Meridian, MS
Mike McLaughlin Inside Linebacker Boston College Woburn, MA
Freddie Barnes Wide Receiver Bowling Green State University Chicago, IL
Thomas Austin Offensive Guard Clemson University Clemson, SC Chris Chancellor Cornerback Clemson University Miami, FL
Kavell Conner Outside Linebacker Clemson University Richmond, VA
Patrick Simonds Wide Receiver Colgate University Sidney, NY
Van Eskridge Free Safety East Carolina University Shelby, NC
John Skelton Quarterback Fordham University El Paso, TX
Cord Howard Offensive Guard Georgia Tech Phenix City, AL
Rodger Saffold III Offensive Tackle Indiana University Bedford, OH
Rahim Alem Defensive End Louisiana State University New Orleans, LA
Richard Dickson Fullback Louisiana State University Ocean Springs, MS
Blair White Wide Receiver Michigan State University Saginaw, MI
Chris McCoy Outside Linebacker Middle Tennessee State Villa Roca, MS
Clay Harbor Tight End Missouri State University Dwight, IL
Jamar Chaney Inside Linebacker Mississippi State University Ft. Pierce, FL
Ross Pospisil Inside Linebacker Navy Temple, TX
Willie Young Defensive End North Carolina State University Riviera Beach, FL
Mike Kafka Quarterback Northwestern University Oak Lawn, IL
Jim Cordle Center Ohio State University Lancaster, OH
Doug Worthington Defensive Tackle Ohio State University Athol Springs, NY
Jeremy Boone Punter Penn State University Mechanicsburg, PA
Daryll Clark Quarterback Penn State University Youngstown, OH
Andrew Quarless Tight End Penn State University Long Island, NY
Mike Neal Defensive Tackle Purdue University Merrillville, IN
Kevin Haslam Offensive Tackle Rutgers University Mahwah, NJ
Andre Anderson Running Back Tulane University Stone Mountain, GA
Naaman Roosevelt Wide Receiver University at Buffalo Buffalo, NY
Justin Woodall Strong Safety University of Alabama Oxford, MS
Mitch Petrus Offensive Guard University of Arkansas Carlisle, AR
Torell Troup Defensive Tackle University of Central Florida Conyers, GA
Andre Dixon Running Back University of Connecticut North Brunswick, NJ
Lindsey Witten Defensive End University of Connecticut Cleveland, OH
Kyle Calloway Offensive Tackle University of Iowa Vail, AZ
Javarris James Running Back University of Miami Immokalee, FL
A.J. Trump Center University of Miami Palm Harbor, FL
Greg Hardy Defensive End University of Mississippi Millington,TN Joshua Shene Kicker University of Mississippi Oklahoma City, OK
Aaron Berry Cornerback University of Pittsburgh Harrisburg, PA
Nate Byham Tight End University of Pittsburgh Franklin, PA
Darian Stewart Strong Safety University of South Carolina Huntsville, AL
Kion Wilson Inside Linebacker University of South Florida Miami, FL
Chris Scott Offensive Tackle University of Tennessee Riverdale, GA
Barry Church Strong Safety University of Toledo Pittsburgh, PA
Nate Collins Defensive Tackle University of Virgina Port Chester, NY
Matt Morencie Center University of Windsor Windsor, ON
O'Brien Schofield Outside Linebacker University of Wisconsin Chicago, IL
Kam Chancellor Free Safety Virginia Tech Norfolk, VA
Sergio Render Offensive Guard Virginia Tech Newman, GA
Stephan Virgil Cornerback Virginia Tech Rocky Mount, NC
Chris DeGeare Offensive Guard Wake Forest University Kernersville, NC
Ben Staggs Offensive Tackle West Liberty University Wooster, OH
Alric Arnett Wide Receiver West Virginia University Belle Glade, FL
Patrick Stoudamire Cornerback Western Illinois University Portland, OR
WEST
First Name Last Name Position School Hometown
Chris Thomas Safety Air Force Academy Westerville, OH
Dimitri Nance Running Back Arizona State University Euless, TX
Carter Brunelle Long Snapper Baylor University San Antonio, TX
Joe Pawelek Inside Linebacker Baylor University San Antonio, TX
Max Hall Quarterback Brigham Young University Mesa, AZ
Jan Jorgensen Defensive End Brigham Young University Helper, UT
Dennis Pitta Tight End Brigham Young University Moorpark, CA
Klint Kubiak Safety Colorado State University Houston,TX
Cole Pemberton Offensive Takle Colorado State University Highsland Ranch, CO
Shelley Smith Offensive Guard Colorado State University Phoenix, AZ
Matt Nichols Quarterback Eastern Washington University Cottonwood, CA
Nathan Overbay Tight End Eastern Washington University Chehalis, WA
Seyi Ajirotutu Wide Receiver Fresno State University El Dorado Hills, CA
Robert Malone Punter Fresno State University Riverside, CA
Lonyae Miller Running Back Fresno State University Fontana, CA
Reggie Stephens Offensive Guard Iowa State University Dallas, TX
Jeffery Fitzgerald Defensive End Kansas State University Richmond, VA
Thad Turner Cornerback Ohio University Marietta, GA
Keith Toston Running Back Oklahoma State University Angleton, TX
Keaton Kristick Outside Linebacker Oregon State University Fountain Hills, AZ
Emmanuel Sanders Wide Receiver Southern Methodist University Bellville, TX
Chris Marinelli Offensive Tackle Stanford University Braintree, MA
Ekom Udofia Defensive Tackle Stanford University Phoenix, AZ
Mike Hicks Wide Receiver Tennessee Martin Jacksonville, FL
Michael Shumard Offensive Guard Texas A& M University Fort Hood, TX
Marshall Newhouse Offensive Tackle Texas Christian University Dallas, TX
Brandon Carter Offensive Guard Texas Tech University Longview, TX
Jamar Wall Cornerback Texas Tech University Plaview, TX
Terrence Austin Wide Receiver UCLA Longbeach, CA
Reggie Carter Inside Linebacker UCLA Los Angeles, CA
Ryan Moya Fullback UCLA El Dorado Hills, CA
Alterraun Verner Cornerback UCLA Carson, CA
Earl Mitchell Defensive Tackle University of Arizona Houston, TX
Devin Ross Cornerback University of Arizona Los Angeles, CA
Mike Tepper Offensive Tackle University of California Cypress, CA
Verran Tucker Wide Receiver University of California Lynwood, CA
Riar Geer Tight End University of Colorado Grand Junction, CO
John Estes Center University of Hawaii Stockton, CA
Kerry Meier Wide Receiver University of Kansas Pittsburg, KS
Todd Reesing Quarterback University of Kansas Austin, TX
Darrell Stuckey Strong Safety University of Kansas Kansas, KS
Lee Campbell Outside Linebacker University of Minnesota Naples, FL
Jaron Baston Defensive Tackle University of Missouri Blue Springs, MO
James Ruffin Defensive End University of Northern Iowa Burnsville, MN
Brian Jackson Cornerback University of Oklahoma DeSoto, TX
TJ Ward Free Safety University of Oregon Antioch, CA
Jordan Sisco Wide Receiver University of Regina Regina, SK
Hunter Lawrence Kicker University of Texas Boerne, TX
Robert Johnson Safety University of Utah Los Angeles, CA
David Reed Wide Receiver University of Utah New Britain, CT
Stevenson Sylvester Outside Linebacker University of Utah Las Vegas, NV
Daniel Te'o Nesheim Defensive Tackle University of Washington Waikoloa, HI
Jason Beauchamp Outside Linebacker UNLV San Diego, CA
Martin Tevaseu Defensive Tackle UNLV Boonville, CA
Kenny Alfred Center Washington State University Gig Harbor, WA
Yeah, want to see DE Greg Hardy
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I think alot rush olb's in the 34 played DE in college and have alot of the same skill sets that Maybin APPEARS to have. IMO if we stay with 43, Maybin better get stronger and learn a couple of counter moves. If we go 34, he might be our rush olb.
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Why do so many people think that Maybin will succeed as an OLB? This year we were decimated by injury yet Maybin continued to get 2 to 3 reps a game at DE. Don't you think if the coaching staff thought he would be a successful OLB they would have given him a shot there this past year?
I can't help but feel like Maybin would be a stud as a blitzing OLB, but the minute he needs to drop into coverage I see him getting killed. Can you see him making the play in coverage that was needed when Brady threw either of the two touchdown passes to Ben Watson in that Monday night game?
There is absolutely no chance that that happens in my opinion. I just don't see him being a capable OLB in all parts needed.
IMO, he's either a 43 end or 34 olb. Since we ran 43, he lined up at end. Like many other posters, the more i think about the more i see us running the 34 D!
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Probably mentioned before but didn't know Marty Schottenheimer head coach for west squad(east west shrine game). Mississippi's DE Greg Hardy on east roster, surprising! I would've thought the senior bowl for him.
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those weights arent real, they never get updated. I wouldnt put much stock in them
Yeah, just saying 34 ends aren't rush ends like 43. Who knows, i don't think Schobel will be back and we have no other rush ends on roster. No matter what we do, there are holes to be filled!
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No, if either tackle is being neutralized, then the offensive tackle is winning the battle. It isn't like the guy is going to block two people anyway, so that really doesn't make much sense. From a run defense standpoint, holding his ground at the line I guess could be considered neutralizing the tackle in an effective way, as long as he can still move laterally to fill gaps, but when rushing the pass, which is what was being discussed, you have to expect a push from the defensive lineman, period. If the line can't create a push, it is not going to be hard for 2 guards and one or two backs to pick up blitzing linebackers. You need defensive lineman who can draw a double team, thereby leaving one or both linebackers with only one blocker to pick them up, thus allowing them to utilize what should be an advantage in speed. As it stands, only Stroud appears to have the ability to consistently draw the double team, and playing him in the middle would be disadvantageous against the run, which btw, was our weakness.
All that being said, I'm not sure why anyone would want to change our defensive scheme at this point. We have a decent line and a great secondary and the d was rock solid against the pass. Also, our rush defense never really got abused until well into the second halves of most games (barring the occasional long run that any team gives up), and that is as much a function of our inept offense not giving them enough plays to rest as any lack of talent. If we stay in a 4-3 scheme, we are about one great LB away from having a very strong overall defense. Then the onus is on the offense to move the ball and keep guys fresh. Bottom line is there is no adjustment that can make the defense successful if we don't start to move the ball consistently, and the thought that our defense is sub par is greatly exaggerated by the continued ineptitude of the offense.
Base 3-4 defense
"But in the base alignment of a 3-4 defense, a defensive end is in position to prevent the offensive tackle from consistently stepping out and blocking an outside linebacker."
This came from Pat Kirwan, NFL.com. Not trying to argue with anyone here but just think both Stroud(6'6" 310) and Johnson(6'3" 290) have ideal size and ability slide outside in a 34 alignment. I realize they need to be strong at the point of attack and get some push, just don't believe their main job is to rush the passer like 43 ends! Here are some 34 ends and there stats on some pretty good defenses: Jets #1 D- Ellis(6'5" 285) 7sacks, Douglas(6'2" 290) 1.5 sacks; Balt #3 D- Price(6'5" 290) 6.5 sacks, Ngata(6'4" 345) 1.5 sacks; Dallas #9 D- Spears(6'4" 309) 2.5 sacks, Olshansky(6'6" 315) 1.5 sacks. I'm not sure if Williams could put on 10lb and handle NT; might need to find thru draft or FA. Just think there is more talented 34 olb/hybrids(Maybin) then true 43 ends out there. Like to see us switch. I GUESS WE NEED BACKERS TOO!
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im not saying its ok to torture and kill animals, im saying of all crimes committed by NFL athletes, this is dam near petty....and he has served his federal mandated punishment...sorry if you guys all feel you are above the constitution, the courts, the law and the government, but they say his debt to society is paid and i more than agree
again though, all of this useless babble detracts from the OP about why it is or isnt a good idea to bring in Vick to play QB for the bills, not whether killing animals is ok, its just that most posters on here are too blinded by the killing of dogs to actual post useful responses
i know that when we trade for vick or sign him if hes cut, me and my kitten will be meeting him at the airport in our matching Vick buffalo number 7's
Answer my question, who on here said it's ok to harm a human being? Also, can you become a police officer, firefighter or join the military with felonies? I personally don't think the NFL should allow a person who comitted a felony back in! Whether they like it or not, they are role models!! You sound like a guy that would go to the airport with your kitten wearing a Vick jersey.
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hahaha, exactly...thats what im saying...its quite alrite to kill humans but dont you dare hurt my poodle! get over it peeps...happened, happens alot, he paid his price....
im worrying about a lack of talent on this team, a lack of a true signal caller since 1996, Vick fits a need that I see....and we will not have to pay him 5 mill a season at least for the first
Who on here is saying it's ok to kill or harm humans? Why don't you just come out and say it's ok to torture and kill animals instead of bringing up something so ridiculous!
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He's also not remorseful about his crimes as shown by his statements "It's unfortunate this happened to me"...something I've heard him say at least twice the last few months...he's not the victim, he's the one who made victims of children who lost their best friends to that monster...and considering his lack of remorse, he'd do it again if he thought he could get away with it
criminals don't belong in the NFL, period. It's not that hard to follow the law...and I'd wager there's a lot of people out there who could play in the league if we tossed the habitual criminals from the league. Quite frankly, I'm still shocked that Goodell reinstated him after originally being hard on trouble-makers in the league.
agree!!
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Stroud and Johnson are not ends and you can't just move a tackle to end. The ends in a 3-4 better be able to rush the passer.
Could be wrong but believe main job of the ends in 34 defense is to neutralize the tackles and allow OLB's to rush QB!
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In the 3-4 what current Bills players would you plug in at DL and LB?
LDE-Stroud
NT-Williams(adds 10lbs) baltimore has Gregg(6' 315)
RDE- Johnson
not sure at lb; some combination of Poz,Mitchell,Maybin someone on roster( Ellison,Palmer,Harris),FA and Draft pick
Think Schobel retires
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Sure he should be in the league because he has paid his debt to society.
1. I know people that hunt. They basically kill for sport. I just don't believe the fact that they enjoy the taste of deer meat
where they just have to have it. They do it because they enjoy killing. I put these people in the same category as Vick
when it comes to the killing aspect of animals.
2. What about the lovely animals rights actvist that feels that spaying or neutering your pet is cool because it controls pet
population, but want the death penalty for people that dog fight. If you had a choice to fight a big guy or be castrated
which would you choose. I would fight the big guys myself. I guess they don't feel castration is torture...BS
The problem was the gambling portion if his activities which he has paid the price for.
I love animals but they are not people. I prioritze the crime against any man before crime against animals.
If you don't like Vick thats fine, just don't hide under the guise of loving animals because until Fido and Rex start paying taxes they will not and should not be given the same rights as people.
People are always searching for reasons to hate as opposed to searching for reason to forgive.
Vick as a QB is better than what we have but I felt he needed to look the field better and try to become more of a pure
passer. TE is to afraid to make the 20 yard pass. TE also can not play in bad weather as well. Fitz is the one to keep as a backup between the two. I would like for Brandon to use his market genious on TE to get us a 3rd or 4th rounder for him.
The people you know that hunt: do they hang,drown or electricute the animals they hunt? Do they tape the muzzle of the animal they hunt and stick it in a pit so another animal can train on it? What the hell are you talking about would i rather fight a big guy or be castrated? bad analogy! Yeah, i think he paid his debt to society but don't think he should've been allowed back in the NFL, just like he couldn't be a cop, firefighter or in the military! And as far as being a changed man, I DON'T BUY IT!! Something is wrong with you if you could watch an animal suffer and not be affected! ESPECIALLY A HUMAN BEING(i agree with you on that).
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Dog fightin is more popular than you think within impoverished African American communities...and yes Vick was not still a poor black boy when he was committing these atrocities, he was a well paid and respected NFL role model...but he made the critical error of hanging on to too many of his friends from the hood...and they no doubt had a hand in negatively influencing mr vick...i do believe people deserve second chances, and he seems to have turned his life around...he has "I love Jesus" Dungy vouching for him....id be willing to take a long hard look at that talent over our current bum squad of QBs
but if you cant get over the dog killing thing..thats your (and every organization who feels the same way as you) loss
I personally don't care how popular it is , so is taking/selling drugs(by all races)! Not only did he fight dogs, he tortured them and committed felonies. There are professions that forbid felonies: examples police, fire and military. IMO, he shouldn't be in the league!!
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How many games did he miss? Getting tourched by the Bears! Getting added to the Pro Bowl is BS!!!!!
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With the hiring of Gailey, i wonder if Morgan might be 1st pick! That is, if we stay with 4-3.
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I wonder, if we stay with the 4-3, do we pick GT DE Derrick Morgan with 1st pick!
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Wake up!
The talent evaluators in the NFL, not the fans, nnot me, have said through their actions he's a bust.
Did it ever occur to the Brohm supporters that the only reason they tried to match the offer was because that late in the season they wanted a possible 3rd stringer who knew their system as an insurance policy & nothing more? As long as he was on their practice squad they had that insurance, but not if he left. If they were so high on Brohm, they would have exceeded our offer-they didn't.
I don't have any "Miss Cleo" skills, what I have is the abilty to read. Read what Nix & Gailey said (hint:it's bolded)-Brohm is not a factor in their thinking about next season's QB.
Most people on this forum are not saying Brohm is the answer, just saying it's too early in his career to know. A BUST? come on!
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Good thing fans don't make those calls. Nor do they generally have a clue about talent.
If no one wanted him, why did Green Bay counter our offer immediately?
I know this. He will get a look. My guess is with Gaileys tendency to mold an offense around his guys -- I think Brohm has the most upside of all three.
We will see. I know I won't go starting any threads proclaiming my Miss Cleo skills like yourself.
"AMEN!"
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Put 10lbs on williams and he just might be able to handle NT. Baltimore starts Kelly Gregg(6' 315).
johnson williams stroud
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I'm just another arm chair coach/GM/scout etc... Obviously we need to find an answer at QB. I like Brohm's potential and hope we go after Cambell but neither are a sure thing. After watching and being disappointed with Tebow/Pike/Snead, thought maybe LeFevour could be a possibility. I personally just don't see it. I certainly could be wrong but just don't think he has it. Have a chance to see McCoy tonight but i'm more interested in watching McElroy. Watched him a few times this year and was really impressed. He reminds me of Brees. Like i said, i could be totally wrong, but check him out and see what you think! Blast away!
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bama-34 horns-17 McElroy MVP
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Who's gonna be more impressive? Seen McElroy a few times this year and he looks pretty good. I think he has a chance to be the MVP tonight.
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freinds?....try, best friends....they also are a perfect match professionaly.....look for the second Father/Son combo to hook up with Marty & Brian (shanahans in wash). Marty will come out of retirement for 2-3 years with a guarantee that his son takes over after him. All these other interviews are window dressing (just my opinion). btw, one of those very reliable ESPN experts (cough) named mort says Marty is ready.
I AGREE!
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He has a much better chance that Tebow of being a quality NFL starter.
Don't see Tebow being an NFL QB either, way too long of release. NFL CB would eat that up!
Lets draft this guy
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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2nd? i hope you're kidding!