bobcat

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/...ers-for-mcnabb/

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/...with-3-4-teams/

thank God ,didnt want him at all...nothing but trouble.not a team player

I think the browns grap him before we have a chance..

http://www.buffalorumblings.com/

I can really see the bills picking C.J Spiller with the first pick and going OT in the 2nd,and NT in the 3rd.There will be no QB there at our pick to build around,Fred Jackson is getting up there in age and HB seem to hit a wall when in there 30s so no long term solution there,and Lynch is to troubled to count on.Gailey loves to run the ball and Spiller will be a nightmare for defensive cordinators to keep in check.Speed kills and Spiller has that .He had 53 TD in college and 34 of them went for over 50 yards.The bills need an idenity and Spiller would give the bills what Peterson,and johnson gave there teams.Having a star HB like that will open up lee evans on more single coverage.If it was up to me i would pick the best LT on the board,but i will understand why the bills pick Spiller if they do.

Cant believe C.J Spiller isnt in the top half of the draft.

whats a ho ho?

dan marino scored 13...maybe thats why he picked that number

watson killed us in the opener,and helped the pats come from behind and beat us again.....im just glad they lose another veteran who knows the offense well.rookies will take time to develop and learn offense

LT has already said he will only sign with a contender...that leaves the bills out of it..

Having been his teammate for the past season and a half, Bills free agent visitor Jimmy Kennedy is very tight with Pat Williams. Kennedy said when he told Williams he was coming to visit with the Bills that the former Bills DT couldn’t say enough good things about Buffalo. “Pat loved this place,” said Kennedy. ”I’m quite sure if he had an opportunity to come back here he would be here. He speaks highly of Buffalo and he loves the fans here. When I told him I was coming out here he told me to go up there and have fun and if you sign there good luck.” Kennedy has a deep respect for Williams’ game and even indicated that he would wear Williams old number 93 if it was available and he signed here. “If I come here and his old number is available I’ll consider changing to that number,” said Kennedy. ”That’s how much respect I have for Pat. He’s like a father for the most part. Thirteen years at that nose guard spot, to get the recognition that he gets right now and to be 38 years old. He’s a beast and I love him to death.” Number 93 however, is currently worn by Chris Ellis.

Browns sign Benjamin Watson Posted by Michael David Smith on March 12, 2010 7:05 AM ET Benjamin Watson is a Cleveland Brown. Watson, a free agent tight end who played his entire six-year career with the New England Patriots, has signed a three-year deal with the Browns. As first reported by ESPN's Adam Schefter, it's a $12 million contract with $6.35 million guaranteed. A league source who confirmed the deal to PFT says the $6.35 million guaranteed will be paid out completely in the first year of the deal. The 29-year-old Watson played in all 16 games for the Patriots last season, starting seven and catching 29 passes for 404 yards and five touchdowns.

ESPN's Sal Paolantonio says that he now firmly believes that McNabb will be traded by the Eagles at some point in the offseason. Meanwhile, Paolantonio also said that the well has gone dry on Mike Vick, and that no one is interested in trading for him. "St. Louis has dried up," Paolantonio said. "Buffalo, dried up.""

rather have Anderson...cost nothing but a contract...and he beat out quinn last year for the starting job.he also was a pro bowler

pissed off...stroud as a DE beside Jamal would of been awesome to watch push around the oppositions oline....

He was a pro bowler a couple of seasons ago...why not...we know what trent and ryan bring to the table.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/...e-in-cleveland/

Spiller is a special player,and the draft is deepat Tackle this year,,Chan likes to run the ball and spiller would be a weapon we dont have on this team..we are deep at HB as long as Lynch doesnt get suspended again.Maybe the tackle will come in the second round or a trade back up into the first round.Who really knows what the new coaches are planning?I think alot of people will be surprised.

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Bulaga for sure......

I think Ben Watson is about the best free agent not signed yet...For years the Bills cry they would love to have a TE that can open up the middle of the field...and Watson is still young,never had a bad injury...and has good value left in him.

Its really too bad that when big free agents are available us Bill fans know we wont even look at them.....ie..Haynesworth,peppers,but if they are problems like T.O or Porter there may be a chance because nobody else wants them.

should of put that 3 mill towards Lilja...

Just read this concerning Green...The contract seems a little steep for what basically amounts to a "for competition's sake" signing, but the contract, at least, is not prohibitive. Green struggled last season in Oakland, giving up several sacks and, more importantly, providing the Raiders a plethora of untimely penalties.