Steve O

http://www.ign.com/b...eport.77495994/ cliff notes - good improvement as a senior and great intangibles but lacks size, strength, mobility...interestingly enough was drafted by Montreal Expos out of high school as a catcher

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are there any rock stars that have aged well?

http://sportsillustr...t2_a2&eref=sihp "...would like to sign with a team where he can sit on the bench and learn behind a respected leader at quarterback..." Maybe he'll end up in Denver or back in Oakland.

We've come to expect this. Maybe I've slid back from #20 to #18.

I'm finally #20, however I had to spend at least two years as numbers 1-19 to get there.

That mock is unreadable

I'm always ecstatic prior to the start of the season...hope reality doesn't set in following week 1 this year. 15 years ago who would have thought we would remember the Wade Phillips era as "the good old days"

what he said

Was John McCargo a winner as well? And was Todd Collins the all time champ or does he get disqualified because he only was a Bill for 3 years?

Interesting stuff

Smokescreens on draft day, who would have thought

Didn't see any African-Americans until 4:30 of the clip...wonder if it was Perry Wallace who was the first African American to play in the SEC.

The only one on this list I agree with is Jamarcus Russell at #1. Any bust list that Rick Mirer and Ryan Leaf don't make is just wrong. A lot of the guys on this list had serviceable if disappointing careers. No way Jainkowski would have been available in the fourth round as Arthur suggests. I was hoping the Bills would take him in the first but he was gone by the time they picked Flowers.

great clip but did anyone else notice something missing

And yet another Ansah at #2...what I said earlier

Ansah at #2, just don't get all the love for this guy. As i said in another thread, 4-1/2 sacks in the WAC last year is hardly a dominant number and he's the same age as JJ Watt, who I'm guessing would have put up much better numbers in the WAC last year. Don't hate the Warmac pick though.

Not only was there no 3-point line, there was no shot clock in college then either

I'm on board with EJ. He was interviewed on the Heard yesterday. He's smart, respectful, huge, and oozes with quiet confidence the way Russell Wilson did last year.

Bills were 9-6 vs Houston/Tenn. during the Matthews years which includes 2-1 in playoffs. I'm really arguing that Matthews/Munchak were great players?

1983 - Bruce Matthews was drafted # 9. The time before that was the year before that, Mike Munchak at #8. Same team, same result, HOF career. I'd be happy if Warmack ended up here and had a similar career. Better than taking a flier on Ziggy.

I really hope we stay clear of Ziggy. Maybe he had a great senior bowl but 62 tackles with 4 1/2 sacks in the WAC aren't exactly dominant numbers. Add to that he was a pretty much a man playing with boys...he's two months younger than JJ Watt. Imagine what JJ would have done in the WAC last year. Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/2013/04/20/2770773/a-meteoric-rise-for-missionary.html#storylink=cpy

Can't believe that is healthy...actually I can't believe even doing one is. While training for one my brother had a heart attack at 19.9 miles of a 20 mile training run a few years ago (he survived)

I remember the Bills also thinking they had found the problem with another first round cornerback selection, JD Williams. A couple years after selecting him they found out he had bad vision and glasses were supposed to turn him into the super-star the Bills thought they had drafted with the 16th pick of the 1990 draft (after no first round pick in 1988 and no first or second round pick in 1989). Turns out he was just bad.

Um...yeah, from your lot pretty much every game.