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I'd like something like this #22 Stephon Gilmore CB #37 Lavonte David OLB #41 Josh Robinson CB #72 Bobby Wagner LB 4a Greg Childs WR 4b Brandon Mosley OT 5a Demario Davis LB 5b Jaye Howard DT 6. Josh Kaddu LB 7a Donald Stephenson OT 7b Darron Thomas QB

What if Cleveland takes Tannehill at 4, then they might offer 22 and 37 to move up for Richardson - If they take Richardson at 4 they have zero chance at getting Tannehill.

I think that even the pretense of rule of law is fast disappearing both domestically and internationally.

The President now has the power to imprison or execute American citizens he deems a threat to America without judicial process (just with some form of unspecified due process) I see no exclusion of SCOTUS from this power - He also has no obligation to publicly reveal if either of these things were done- While unthinkable, immoral, outrageous,and heinous it would not be illegal- we are no longer protected by law only by the individual and collective morality of the executive branch and the ability or inability of them to express their will through the agencies of action.

I have to think the Bills feel good about Hairston starting at LT otherwise they would have gone at Bell harder- I can't think depending on a rookie coming right in is a very good strategy.

Sometimes they do both simultaneously so make sure your caribou burger is thoroughly cooked.

The purpose of the Ryan budget is to make what would normally be considered draconian budgets look reasonable - it's why people purposed staying in Afghanistan to 2024- now doesn't that make staying in this unbelievably unproductive military engagement only to 2014 seem reasonable.

If Claiborne fall to 10 you sprint up to the platform hand in his name and give praise to a loving god- sacks are good but interceptions are better.

If Richardson is there the first thing I look for is a great trade down after that I'd look for interest in Spiller because I don't trust him as an every down back over the long haul- maybe it's just preference in what I want in a RB - very few negative plays, tough running, pass blocking, pass catching - actually off field antics aside Lynch was more my idea of a back that gets you to the play-offs than Spiller.

That's what my dad always thought, that it was the son, he thought the son wanted money and OJ said something like "man I like too but I got alimony and child support" so the son fixed it.

I think the Bills take Claiborne or Blackmon if they drop- I think if Richardson drops they look for a good trade back- you might be right with Coples, this draft interests/scares me because there seems to be a lack of consensus on the rankings in a lot of positions, I know this happens every year but it seems more than usual this year.

Just a couple questions 1. I thought Richardson or Tannehill being there at 10 gave us the greatest chance for a trade back but now a doubt either one drops- so are there ant other players that the Bills wouldn't want but another team would trade up for. 2. If Cleveland were to take Tannehill at four is there any chance Miami takes Weeden at 8 3. is DeCastro the player with least bust potential 4. Ever year there seems to be one highly rated player who falls, who is that player this year

Does the Senator know you're stealing his material?

Alaskan and conservative is a double whammy. Alaska has so few intelligent people they have to try to bribe them to stay. of course no one is bribing Jim

I'll take a young Marcus Stroud = Michael Brockers

I think my tax dollars are paying for Government workers like you providing vital services, Third-rate's taxes are going for crony bank bailouts and drones blowing up Afghani wedding parties.

I think Todd McShay is pretty much right on which is why I've been wishing for a Richardson or Tannehill trade back scenario- It's not that there are six good players then the whole thing falls off a cliff but I really do see tiers of players Tier 1 Luck, RG3, Kali Tier 2 Claiborne, Blackmon, Richardson Tier 3 about 26-28 guys I think in this draft there is not a lot of consensus in the ratings within some positions- for example at DEs you have Coples, Ingram, Perry, Mercillus, Branch I've seen these guys in about every order possible. Similar with DTs Poe, Brockers, Cox, Still,- CBs Gilmore Kirkpatrick, Jenkins. As for me, Barring any freak drop of a player like Claiborne or a great trade back deal- I'd be looking at Brockers (reminds me of Marcus Stroud), or Gilmore

http://cdn.bleacherreport.net/images_root/slides/photos/000/821/882/104274513_display_image.jpg?1301483631 Tub of goo

The Washington connected need some time to trade on this information before the riff raff finds out.

This- I don't think Richardson will drop to ten but if he does I'm fielding offers - after Kali none of the OTs excite me, none of the DEs, I think the WRs are a fairly good group but I think there will be WRs taken in the second and third rounds who will be as good a a WR who goes 10th overall, DTs are very strong but the Bills have a traffic Jam there already, I have my own board of most favorite to least favorite draft options Claiborne drops , Blackmon drops , Richardson drops Trade down, Tannehill drops trade down, Richardson drops grab, Brockers , Floyd , Gilmore , Kuechly , Glenn, Martin, Rieff

Running back is one of those positions where players fall off a cliff, 1000 yrd rusher one season can't buy a yard the next season- I think Jackson will last a little longer because his game is predicated on being slippery rather than brute strength or blinding speed plus he has versatility as a blocker and pass catcher.

If Richardson is there at ten you look for the trade down, if no one wants to trade you take him as the worlds most talented Full Back- He could be in the same backfield with Spiller or Jackson and even though I love Jackson he's 31 coming into the season and coming off a leg injury.

Maybe Trayvon is the son of this president just a one finger victory salute

George Zimmerman on Police Surveillance video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5OiLQjUcOU