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I like Nelson better. He doesn't have the numbers like Cook, but he is a just as good receiver, but a better blocker.

I hate it too. It makes no sense at all.

I'd rather have a DT that has a size 56 waist, than washboard abs.

What do you think of this Scenario: 1. a) Clay Matthews OLB 1. b) Alex Mack/ Eric Wood C/OG 2.) Lawrence Sidbury Jr. DE 3.) Chase Coffman TE I would love that draft. Or if we go OT with the 11th Pick 1a.) Oher/Smith 1.b) Any USC linebacker/ Barwin 2.) Lawrence Sidbury Jr. 3.) Chase Coffman

How good is this website? I have never heard of it before.

Oh, please trade him.

Yep, he is a 3-4 DE

1 Sep 14 BUF @ NE-- Win (1-0) 2 Sep 20 TB @ BUF -- Win (2-0) 3 Sep 27 NO @ BUF-- Win (3-0) 4 Oct 04 BUF @ MIA -- Win (4-0) 5 Oct 11 CLE @ BUF -- Win (5-0) 6 Oct 18 BUF @ NYJ -- Win (6-0) 7 Oct 25 BUF @ CAR -- Win (7-0) 8 Nov 01 HOU @ BUF -- Loss (7-1) 9 Bye---- 10 Nov 15 BUF @ TEN -- Loss (7-2) 11 Nov 22 BUF @ JAC-- Loss (7-3) 12 Nov 29 MIA @ BUF-- Loss (7-4) 13 Dec 03 NYJ @ BUF -- Loss (7-5) 14 Dec 13 BUF @ KC -- Loss (7-6) 15 Dec 20 NE @ BUF -- Loss (7-7) 16 Dec 27 BUF @ ATL-- Loss (7-8) 17 Jan 03 IND @ BUF -- Loss (7-9) Bills miss the playoffs. Jauron will get a new 4 year contract which will make him the highest paid HC in NFL history. The Bills will take advantage of the uncapped FA by signing Ex-bill Tim Anderson to an 8 year 120 million dollar contract.

You've got to be kidding me. A small patch sewn on a blue T-shirt costs 40 bucks?

We must take Everette Brown if he is there. He is exactly what we need; a pass rushing DE.

TBH, if we traded down, I would rather spent the pick on an OLB rather than a DT. This is how I look at it mathematically: Any USC linebacker over Ellison= good upgrade from the start, and an even better uprgrade down the line. Ellison is a 70 overall, any of the USC linebackers (Maualuga, Cushing, Mathews) is 78-84 overall right from the start. Peria Jerry over Kyle Williams= no difference from the start (Probably a negative start). Down the line Peria Jerry will be a good player, but as of right now, he wont be anything better than Kyle Williams. Look at Glen Dorsey from last year. Dorsey was a lot better of a prospect than Jerry, but Dorsey was shut down last year. DT have a tough time translating to the NFL. Kyle Williams, in my book is a solid 80 overall. He does his job well, and is far from spectacular. Peria would be a 75 overall from the start. However, if Raji is there at 11, we should take him. I believe he will be the best player from this draft in 5 years. The guys is a monster, and can do everything you want in a DT. BJ, probably an 83 from the start, but will be a top DT in the league.

We should, but its a matter if Raji is there at 11. If he is, then we should take him. If he isn't, than there is no DT worthy of the 11th pick.

http://www.profootballtalk.com/2009/04/11/...ree-for-peters/ Is that worth it?

McKelvin will be our #2 guy at CB. I don't want to over use him and have him play CB, KR, and PR. That's just too much.

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Wow, Everette Brown not in the top 16 is something I haven't seen yet.

USC had probably one of the best LB core in 2008, ever. All of them WILL be a first round pick. Many believe Matthews is the best out of the three. I would want Matthews over Cushing any day of the week.

That would be funny if there was a reporter that followed the Schefter vs NFLN dispute, and reported by the hour.

Other than Pettigrew, the next 4 TE have ? on their blocking. Ingram, Nelson, Cook, and Coffman all are not a good blockers. However, I would want Coffman over all of them. I could see Coffman lasting to the 4th just because he was injured for the Combine and his pro day. This is a deep class at TE this year. James Casey is the second best blocker at TE. IMO, I think we will nab one of those TE's listed.

These are my scenarios: Everette Brown>Orakpo Orakpo>all other DE's Orakpo > Crabtree Orakpo > Pettigrew Orakpo > LT (only if Peters is still a Bill) Crabtree > Pettigrew I would only take Crabtree if Peters is still a Bill, and basically all of our needs are off the board. Crabtree is too much of a luxury pick.

I love the Steve Johnson video too. It has the most views out of all the Draftguys videos. Cool.

1. Everette Brown 2. Alex Mack

Clinton McDonald, DT, Memphis- You've probably seen my thread on him. Perfect fit for our D, along with strength, speed, production. He was a team captain twice, and he is a class act. Roger Allen, OG, Missouri Western St.- Very small school talent. He is very strong and aggressive. We should take a risk on him in the later rounds. Scott Wright's Scouting Report on Roger Allen Captain Munnerlyn, CB, South Carolina- Intriguing prospect because some regarded him as a top 10 CB in the NCAA before his ankle injury. In my one Draft magazine he is rated as a third round prospect, however he is not even listed in my other Draft mag. Scott Wright's Scouting Report on Captain Munnerlyn Jason Williams, OLB, Western Illinois- Workout warrior that could fill the role of LOLB. He has great speed and strength. He wasn't invited to the but he proved he should have been because of his Pro day. Ran a 4.42, 26 reps, and had a 39' vert. He has great production with a record tying 14 FF in his career. He also had 15.0 sacks his last 3 years. Article on Jason Williams Chase Coffman, TE, Missouri- Yeah, I know he isn't a sleeper, but he is great talent that could be around in the third round. Watch his video in my sig. You wont be disappointed, trust me. The guy is a playmaker.

Cool, good work. EB is one of my favorite guys in the draft. He is IMO, the best pass rusher in the draft, and can get us sacks. BTW, its Tyson Jackson, not Tyler Jackson. Good job, that must have taken awhile to complete.

Sure, thats great. He is a great DE. There is about a 50% chance he or Everette Brown will be there at 11, IMO.