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The Bills need a solid O-line before they can accurately judge a qb on their roster. Secondly, every qb on our roster should be capable, and have the talent to be a starter. Its the NFL, and the guys are getting rich, so they ought to be able to step right in - as the Patriots have shown. I would also add that Edwards looked as terrible last year, at times, as he did brilliant at others, but that no Pro should look to be as terrified of throwing the ball as he did in three or four games last year. It was almost unwatchable; so, if he displays a habit of being rattled like that, then the bills, especially now with Owens, need someone else to rely upon.

I've checked out the top DE prospects, and the Top TE prospects, and the O-line is also pretty deep this year. The Bills stand to be able to pick up a high caliber starting DE and TE in rounds one and two. I was thrilled at the possiblity of landing guys like Everette Brown, Michael Johnson, Tyson Jackson, Robert Ayers, or Maybin for our D-line, and Chase Coffman, Travis Beckum, or Brandon Pettigrew as TE. Any combination two players from these selections is almost certain to be had, and would make us legitimate in both areas for years to come! They could even stock up on D-linemen, as the giants recipe for beating Brady and the Patriots was a good one to follow. It just looks like the Bills can really fill their roster at their particular needs in a good way this year...

It seems that with T.O. and Lee as the wideouts, and Marshawn and Fred as recieving threats out of the backfield, as well as running the ball, the new priority to take full advantage of this signing should be to put together the best O-line possible. With a fantastic O-line, two good backs and two great recievers, along with a budding quarterback, this offense could be great. Without that O-line, teams will surely look to stop the Offense at that point; sacks and stuffing the run.

It could make a difference that Dick Juaron has reportedly inquired into the services of T.O. Apparently the coaches and football people of most teams are the ones against signing T.O., which could make Buffalo an enticing option.