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That was out loud enjoyable!

I have been unable to find a roster or anything as far as the reserved players are concerned which is more or less the players i was expecting to see. Guess we have to wait to get them all. Chris Brown also reported on JP going to Vegas as well. Just lacking any confirmation to shoo them in as the eventual champs with JP under center. LMAO

WOW, i know, my thoughts too! It was a name Bills' fans would know however.

1) Pats- I hate to admit it but Galloway was at a huge bargain, and the other three are comparable to AZ with more Depth and better TE's 2) Arizona- is hands down the best three headed monster but Urban and The LSU wr from last year are not the depth of NE. 3) NO- Colston, Moore, Meachum, and Henderson combined with Shockey and Miller give them an edge 4) Buff- Questions surounding the Qb and TE's drops us behind the others. But the potential is there. 5) GB- Driver is aging but still productive, Jennings is explosive and on edge of stardom, Jones and Nelson are very large and hard to matchup with in the slots. Honorable mentions Atl- Tony G is not a WR but improves their already good core of WR's with R. White, Jenkins, and Harry Douglas Cin- Depending on how Carson is, and if Coles stays healthy, Ochocinco, Coles, Henry, and Caldwell, Chatman, Simpson and Urrutia are all potential solids as no 4 and 5's

I was expecting to see maybe a few more of the younger Camp Invites, that received to contracts. I love the Idea of the UFL, but they are going to need to get some players. It is like the perfect mesh of the College game where they play with all heart and for a chance to be better than their peers, yet without the contract disputes and holdouts! (though less talented players, it is a good way to get a better look at some players that previously would have lacked the reps to prove something)

http://www.ufl-football.com/press/2009/06/...re_season_draft This site provides the results of the UFL's draft tonight. Some "names" were chosen but no Losman. He could however have been a player previously "reserved" as the article points out. Notable names Las Vegas- S Archuletta, TE Nate Jackson, and RB Tyson Thompson New York- RB's Cecil Sapp and LaBrandon Toefield as well as T Ray Norrell (from UB) Orlando- QB Bollinger, NT Tripplett, DB's Dejuan Tribble and Mike Doss as well as Schobel's brother BO. San Fran.- RB Ayanbadejo, T Cory Lekkerkerker, and WR BJ Sams

precisely, especially when their questions marks having not played in the nfl are the same!

Not to mention he also added Ray Rice and Le'Ron McClain while they had McGayhe, so he knew there had to be quality behind him, and they were the ones who were a majority of the running game that got them to the playoffs not Willis, so 2 for 3 is not that bad, minus the amount of money they waisted. Makes our front office look like they knew what they were doing for a day.

Am I wrong here or was Browns size the major reason he fell into the second round in the first place. If size and speed are everybodies objections to the Byrd choice, wouldn't they still apply to Browns lack of size and speed as well?

Combined with Lydell Sergeant, we would have had a militant secondary!

He is not worthy of a first round pick. but later maybe. DE's do have value and so do Left Tackles as we all know, and Gaither did not go until the fourth or fifth round, which is higher than this kid should go, so that last post is about right, a six or seven is probably what a team will have to give up for him. A fifth is a bit of a stretch but still worth it if a team is sold on him. The 10th best DE is worth a 5th or 6th to me but not sure he is a fit with us unless we unload someone from the logjam.

I concede to your point and stress that my original point was that keeping 5 WR's that included JR would exclude a player i would not want to see go. The others are so young and talented and their upside is higher than that of JR and with TO gone next year, i do not want to see those other WR's the victim of a cut and end up producing elsewhere. TO is the vast improvement for this season and losing one of the other WR's would cause next years WR's to be the same as last years which was needing something!

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/secconf/0-6-229...y-s-Jarmon.html This is a good explanation of Jeremy Jarmon a DE from Kentucky who last year had 9.5 sacks and 13.5 TFL. Not that we are in dire need of another DE, however he is almost as much of a surprise as Jared Gaither was a few years back for B-more. Just a bad move by a good kid from what I have gathered. Now he has no choice but to go pro the same way Gaither did.

My main point is he is not the only player in the world who can do what he does, there are players that can do those things and also provide more of a statistical upgrade. Not all production is measured in stats, but alot is.

Josh Reed Rec 284 Yds 3284 TDs 9 Rush 57yds 0 tds "nothing" Hines Ward 800 9780 72 430yds 1 td Superbowl MVP That is not even comparable to me!!! Unless maybe T.E. is comparable to elway, then i could understand your logic.