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would certainly love to have the top two

And, "This is your brian on drugs."

$180.000 will build you a mega church??? It might get you a nice size family room with a fireplace, mega church, NO!

Not really convinced the Bills would draft a receiver that high, if at all, don't forget Marcus Easley, and he was getting rave reviews before he was hurt. Add to that the development of Johnson, Nelson, and Jones ... no, there are far bigger needs that WR. I do agree a solid tackle, or any top quality OL players, and all the defensive help they can get, draft or FA.

It's what you do when your team is 2-10 in December, it's all there is to look forward to

If the Bills could get Pat Williams, absolutely !!!!!

Great post as always Bill, and true to the above, I was able to get out of the house and be productive by halftime. Key point here: this team is sketchy to begin with, so when starters go down like they have on the D lately, and then the O line yesterday, it's a disaster ready to happen. The pain of the wound of poor drafting over the past few years just gets deeper. But like all sick Bills fans, I say, "Go Bills!" only a week until another game.

And what has Harbaugh done at the NFL level? ... and would he be getting all this attention without Luck? Really, you're not serious? You just said this to stir the pot, have some fun, right?

Great article indeed, thanks for posting it. it's hard not to root for him, I hope he has a big day sunday and put this all behind him.

I also thought that about him basically being the Tight End for the offense, but could he bulk up enough to be a legit TE? I doubt it, he just doesn't have the body-type. Keep him where he is, he may be the most consistent receiver on the team.

OK, first thing Stevie needs to learn is a little theology lesson, I hope one of those Bills Chaplains sit him down soon, very soon. My seven years of Seminary has taught me many things, and one is, God doesn't drop passes. Well, I hope he grows from this, in many ways.

Because for some equally unexplanable reason, the Steelers stopped trying to run it down our throats in the 2nd half; however, they did return to in OT. Bottomline, we just can't stop it. With some serious help on the D-line and at the Linebacker position, this team can contend. Put up the "Help Wanted - Defensive players" sign the night free-agency opens and on draft day.

Was that Arron Maybin I saw on the field today? I think he even helped create a holding penalty on the Steelers .... is there hope?

I think all of us would like to see tight ends that make pass catches. However, one thing that should be pointed out that the TEs in the Bills offense are called upon to block, and block quite a bit. Note, there has been better pass and run blocking in the resurgence of the past 4-5 weeks, and a huge part of that is the fact the TE are first blockers, pass-catchers second. That being said, it would be nice to see them more involved in the offence. And like a few have already said, I agree that Nelson is more than capable, but he missed significant game, and even more significant, practice time. I do think he is the long-term answer, and Stupar is an adequate back-up; thus, in my opinion, there is no need to waste a draft pick on a tight end. The Bills have far more pressing needs.

High QB picks are a huge crap-shoot--we have an adequate one now, maybe better than adequate. The Bills are not team in a position to have another miss or project at #1. It seems obvious the biggest needs on this team are on defense. At this point, I believe we should be leaning towards the best of any of the front seven positiona: Line or Linebacker. Get a great athlete up front, any position, and you help improve this team. Thereafter, keep drafting the best fits for the D. If a top tier OL becomes available, get him, if not, stick with the D, period!

Doubtful anyone would trade for him, but if there are takers in the off-season, sure, get value for him while you still can. We seem to be pretty deep with DB's .

He's a winner ... which cannot be overlooked (see people with all the tools but have never been in winning programs: Losmen, Edwards, etc.).... he reminds me so much of Chad Pennington. I think, like Chad, he'll be a servicable NFL QB, never great, but capable. Good mid to late round option.

More realistic option, trade for Kolb!

Hmmmm, will Gaither be available this year? I know he's been injured, but if healthy (big if) he certainly would upgrade our line, right or left tackle--with Bell the opposite side. I don't think help will come through the draft, there are no stud tackles this year.

OK Mrs Devlin, let it go. I get it that Flacco did this, and Devlin's put up good numbers, but come on, he couldn't start at Penn State, not exactly Quarterback U! Moreover, he doesn't have the size or arm of an NFL QB. At best, he's destined to be a free agent signing, and will be a practice squad player for some team next year.

Fred Jackson has been jerked around this year, but I think he is still the best all-around football player the team has. And you have to love his attitude, nothing but class!

When you're 0-7, is clock management really an issue? Go for the homerun, at this point you have nothing more to lose, or for that matter, gain--you're playing for draft positioning now.

Wasn't it blocked ? .... how is that his fault? But I will say this, why not try the long field goal with 2 minutes to go, he has shown the leg for that distance (and, it's in a dome), even if he doesn't make it, the ball is pretty much the same place as the failed fourth down attempt.