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I can see it happening. I think they have in mind the QB they want, and if he's not there when they're on the clock, they will fill another position before they settle for a QB they aren't as hot on. Either they get their #1 guy or they don't take a QB is my guess. Maybe there is ore than one they would take, though.

Agreed, not a superstar, but you can't afford a team full of superstars.

Crap, now what am I supposed to do with 1000 shares of EJ's Fantex stock?

You forgot to mention Trent Murphy's lunch pail.

I don't know, this list looks like a bunch of proven bums.

Foles will be too expensive, so it's really down to your tier 2 and 3. Anyone wishing the FO had held off on trading Tyrod for a few more days?

I would almost rather they sign Kaepernick than any of these guys. At least that would be interesting.

Perhaps someone could offer some analysis of the options available? Is there a good crop of signal callers available at the collegiate level, for example?

So, what are the odds of hitting on a QB if you never pick one?

I wonder if this is something the FO knew might happen. Might explain why Groy was kept under wraps all season, even when they needed a boost at RG. Hats off to 70 for a great Bills career, and wishing him health and happiness in retirement.

Dominik Hasek

Bills Deep

Hate to point this out, but Doug Marrone has a Bortles-led Jags team one win from the Super Bowl. Not saying he should win, but it would be hard to argue that McDermott can beat that.

Vikings all the way. Their fans deserve it and have suffered enough, and don't we all know what that's like. #2 would be the Eagles for the same reason, except maybe for the "deserve it" part.

I must be getting old. All the stuff people are referencing in this thread feels like it just happened last week.

What's sad is that there are so many legitimate answers to the OP's question.

The ghost of Dick Jauron Christmas past.

Weird, usually Tolbert breaks that open for 30.

They may not lay down, but they will surely die.

I remember Dennis Miller using "Prevent Offense" to describe the scheme of some team that was getting clobbered during his brief tenure on MNF. He was pretty funny; too bad he became a neocon knob.

Completely ignoring the gender aspect, I think both of them have obnoxious broadcasting voices - the tone and the delivery. You have to be smooth, regardless of your natural pitch. There are plenty of women out there who can call a great game and could also do color better than Jay Feely. I also can't stand Spero Dedes with that phony raspy sounding thing he does. It's like he's invoking some kind of Inuit throat-singing. CBS has a few duds in their lineup this year.

Weak call, but I guess you could make the argument that the deep snow makes it much easier to drop the ball right where you want it. It's not going to roll in for a touchback or take a weird bounce the wrong way.

It hasn't happened yet. It's coming right at you on Christmas Eve. The Steelers go on a little skid the next few weeks, allowing the Pats to lock up the #1 seed in the AFC. They are resting their starters week 16. The Bills just need a win to stay alive, and they lay an egg in Foxborough.