BearNorth

Turk is busy already.

Last I knew most military academy grads are pretty smart guys as well, not a bad thing in the overall evaluation. I think if you cut Codrington tho, you have to keep Hamler on the active roster.

As I understand it if Ciarlo doesn't make a roster, he has to honor his [8 year] service commitment. Not sure if practice squad counts. But then McDermott said this after the Giants game: "There’s going to be three guys that make this team solely on special teams because of plays like this.” Hmmm

Davis is certainly enough of a specimen to play teams, but will he at this point in his career?

Is Micah Hyde at this point worse than any of our rostered safeties not named Rapp.

I am wondering if this is the end of the road for the Bills carrying a FB. There were only 12 FB's rostered in the league last season and with Hawes, who is a smart, nasty blocker, do we use the roster spot somewhere else.

My biggest concern is CB2. Not sure how much Tre White has left in the tank, and with Hairston nicked up and a rookie, not seeing anyone else that's rocks my world. We have some SCARY WR duo's and trio's on our schedule.

I imagine #17 might have some input into that discussion, they seem to be besties.

Given McD's like for "smart" players, could this mean Wande Owens [Yale grad] gets a shot? - ridiculous hops - 43" vertical 11'-3" broad jump. Has experience as both a CB and box Safety.

Tasker became a Bills legend as the gunner and developed into a useful WR.

Claire Lee Chennault. Spelling is quite a bit different. Chennault's 2nd wife was Chinese and a prominent figure in the China Lobby before Nixon recognized them in the 70's.

Henry Knox was George Washington's Chief of Artillery and the namesake of Fort Knox.

As far as kickers, its a close call, and obviously Christie kicked in more meaningful games, but Rian Lindell had a higher FG% and XP% than Christie, and his kickoff average was slightly longer as well. Lindell missed 1 XP in 10 seasons.

Metzelaars was 6-7 255, and had great feet as he was one of the best D-III basketball players of all time. Played 16! years in the league. Hawes is 6-4 and 255.

Pete Metzelaars scored 45 points in the 1982 Division III Basketball National Championship game. Shot 73% from the field during his career.