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The tackle we coveted in 2001 was Kenyatta Walker, though he was still on the board when we traded the pick to Tampa Bay, who picked him. If Marcus Stroud hadn't gone one pick earlier douby we would have traded down.

Here you go. Pick / round / pick in that round / overall (ie Roscoe Parrish was our first pick in 2005, 23rd pick of the second round, 55th overall pick) 2005 1 2 23 55 Roscoe Parrish WR Miami (FL) 2 3 22 86 Kevin Everett TE Miami (FL) 3 4 21 122 Duke Preston C Illinois 4 5 20 156 Eric King DB Wake Forest 5 6 23 197 Justin Geisinger G Vanderbilt 6 7 22 236 Lionel Gates RB Louisville 2004 1 1 13 13 Lee Evans WR Wisconsin 2 1 22 22 J.P. Losman QB Tulane 3 3 11 74 Tim Anderson DT Ohio State 4 4 13 109 Tim Euhus TE Oregon State 5 7 6 207 Dylan McFarland T Montana 6 7 13 214 Jonathan Smith RB Georgia Tech 2003 1 1 23 23 Willis McGahee RB Miami (FL) 2 2 16 48 Chris Kelsay DE Nebraska 3 3 30 94 Angelo Crowell LB Virginia 4 4 14 111 Terrence McGee DB Northwestern State 5 4 30 127 Sam Aiken WR North Carolina 6 5 16 151 Ben Sobieski G Iowa 7 6 14 187 Lauvale Sape DT Utah 8 7 14 228 Mario Haggan LB Mississippi State 2002 1 1 4 4 Mike Williams T Texas 2 2 4 36 Josh Reed WR Louisiana State 3 2 29 61 Ryan Denney DE Brigham Young 4 3 32 97 Coy Wire DB Stanford 5 5 4 139 Justin Bannan DT Colorado 6 6 4 176 Kevin Thomas DB UNLV 7 7 4 215 Mike Pucillo G Auburn 8 7 39 250 Rodney Wright WR Fresno State 9 7 41 252 Jarrett Ferguson RB Virginia Tech 10 7 49 260 Dominique Stevenson LB Tennessee 2001 1 1 21 21 Nate Clements DB Ohio State 2 2 15 46 Aaron Schobel DE Texas Christian 3 2 27 58 Travis Henry RB Tennessee 4 3 14 76 Ron Edwards DT Texas A&M 5 3 33 95 Jonas Jennings T Georgia 6 4 15 110 Brandon Spoon LB North Carolina 7 5 13 144 Marques Sullivan T Illinois 8 6 15 178 Tony Driver DB Notre Dame 9 6 32 195 Dan O'Leary TE Notre Dame 10 6 33 196 Jimmy Williams DB Vanderbilt 11 7 14 214 Reggie Germany WR Ohio State 12 7 38 238 Tyrone Robertson DT Hinds J.C. (MI)

Any insights would be appreciated. 48 years old, bachelor, but when I visit friends they tell me I have been sleepwalking. Last night was the first time I have ever woke up in a different place then where I went to sleep. Think it's getting worse. For the most part it seems to happen when I drink. Don't drink at all during the work week but I'm probably a text book "weekend" (ie binge) alcoholic. If you know anything about this would appreciate your comments.

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48 years old here. Do rigorous cardio 6 days a week, mild to moderate weight lifting 4-5 times a week. Drink heavily at least once a week and moderately twice more. Eat pretty healthy most of the time. Weigh what I did in high school. Don't know how you maintain your weight without working out, but you got to find a way to work it back into your routine.

48 years old Put a lot of effort into everything I do drink twice a week work out six days a week Still have six pack abs Still get hangovers twice a week. Best cure for the hangover is vicaden(?sp)

Great site, kind of surprised Tom Cousineau didn't make the list.

Don't forget we also got San Francisco's 2nd round pick in 1980 which we used on Joe Cribbs, who had a few good seasons for the Bills before bolting for the USFL.

? Leon Gray retired in 1983, was not part of Eric Dickerson trade. Gregg Bell was.Leon Gray

Holy cow, look at the time. Gotta get to the gym. Did we lose an hour somewhere?

Agreed, he makes way to much to have a good second half of the season.

Do what you want at center and with the left side. Please don't mess with the right side (if it ain't broke, don't fix it!)

Here are the 2nd round draft picks for the past 15 years that the bills have had a pick in that round (no second round pick in 04 or 89) 03 Chris Kelsay 02 Josh Reed, Ryan Denney 01 Aaron Schobel, Travis Henry 00 Travares Tillman 99 Peerles Price 98 Sam Cowart (no first round pick) 97 Marcellus Wiley 96 Gabe Northern 95 Todd Collins 94 Bucky Brooks, Lonnie Johnson, Sam Rogers 93 John Parrella 92 James Patton 91 Phil Hansen 90 Carwell Gardner 89 No first or second, Don Beebe was the bills first pick, third round 88 Thurman Thomas (no first round pick) 88 amd 98 with no first round picks the scouts found studs in the second, didn't do bad without a first or second in 89 either. It looked as though we wouldn't have a first round pick in 03 until a pre draft trade sent Price to Atlanta for their first round pick. Collectively the scouts get an A for their first picks in those years. For the remainder of the second round picks its a generous C. Hope they do as good a job this year as in the others that we haven't had a first round pick. For those who don't remember the bills traded the 88 & 89 first round, 89 second round, plus Gregg Bell for Cornellius Bennet. The 98 first and fourth round picks were traded for Rob Johnson (thanks for the reminder). The 03 first round pick was traded for Drew.

April showers bring May flowers 294032[/snapback] Just as long as April drafts don't bring any more Erik Flowers

Exactly. Once the season starts, somone's starting running back is going to get injured. At that point Henry won't be a big hit to that team's cap and will fill a need, should be worth a second rounder.

Went to the game with my father on his 73rd birthday (that makes today his 87th)

48 a very young 48

Great game. Thought Iowa blew it not taking the time out after the next to last play, but it worked out okay.

Bill's hat, Bill's beer coozie, and what I thought was the receipt. "Steve O, take another look at the receipt" - ticket in the Paul Mcguire section to Sunday's game!

Won't get much for a trade prior to the draft, however someone is going to go down after the season starts and prior to the trade deadline in October. Might get a third rounder under that scenario.

Not that its worth anything but for those who have forgot, the Jags acquired him with the first round pick they got from us for RJ

There is a reason the Saints have almost always been terrible, that there teams always seem to quit. Not from lack of talent. Ever been to New Orleans? Almost impossible to focus on football for an entire season living in that atmosphere. Haslett was a good coordinator at Pittsburgh, and has had as much success at New Orleans as anyone (just my impression, don't have the stats in front of me to support that)

Of course i also am planning on starting to excersize, Don't plan to start exercising, START!! Find a time that fits into your routine. If you're a morning person, work out first thing. If you're not a morning person, don't make that your time for exercise, you'll never last more than a couple weeks. You'll find the meal that corresponds to your exercise routine is smaller. I work out during my lunch hour (and a half) every day. My lunch is a salad and yogurt, piece of fruit for a snack in the afternoon. If you're not as fortunate as me to have the luxury of a long lunch, and you're not a morning person, work out as soon as work is over. Don't wait until after dinner, it won't last long (as with trying to work out in the morning if you're not a morning person). This time of year is especially tough to lose for 2 reasons: 1) Its cold. Your body's natural defense to being cold is fat. The way it tries to add fat is by making you hungry. 2) The holidays. Darn near impossible to resis pumpkin pie and xmas cookies. So...don't beat yourself up if you don't meat an arbitrary goal by Jan 15th. More important to be on a road to good health. The best way is to eat better and exercise. Oh, by the way, don't try to get in olympic shape the first week. Think about how long it took to get you where you're at, probably take more than a couple months to get to where you want to be.

Tough to get happy after reading that.

Maybe Willis turns this team completely around! 114065[/snapback] Willis is 15-0 over the last 15 games that he's started and finished!