mob16151

Lets work on sentences, before we get into the advanced stuff.

Reading comprehension fail? His measurables compare FAVORABLY to Calvin Johnsons. Good lord to people on line know what words all together in a row mean? It's called a sentence. There used to say things. Good lord.

I liked Bunkley coming out of florida state, so I wouldn't be adverse. A lot of money for a third DT though.

mpression: Has a unique skill set, can pluck off his frame, track the football and is the next big time talent from the Georgia Tech program. Is going to need some time to develop, but can come in and track football vertically early on. Has a lot of upside to his game and skill set says he's an NFL starter. http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/college_player_scouting_report.html&player=39993 That leaves the question: what would Hill look like in a downfield passing offense with a strong armed QB? For the answer to that question, we have pre-Draft workouts and speculation. Needless to say, Hill could have shocking upside, even Randy Moss upside. That Olympic caliber long jump in high school shows up on tape. Hill can really go get it on deep passes, and has elite top speed. There are plenty of examples, Matt Jones being perhaps the worst, of receivers being taken in the first round who were greater "projections" than Stephen Hill. Grading Hill from his Georgia Tech data is difficult. Denying his upside is negligent. Hill has first-round upside. Expect Hill to be in high demand for private workouts. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/1665228/stephen-hill

Tech is an ACC team, and living in NC I see tons of ACC games.

And what makes him a 4th rounder? Besides the massive amounts of crack you smoke?

First of all woohoo Williams is a Bill. And now that's out of the way back to some draft coverage. I've been giving the draft some pretty deep thought today, and I've come to a conclusion. The Bills will draft Stephen Hill at number 10. But wait mob16151 thats a huge reach. Well I'll lay out my thinking. (And a 5 round mock.) Stephen Hill WR Georgia Tech. 6 foot 4 220 pounds. 4.36 40 yard dash time. Remember Buddy Nix talking about what the Bills were looking for in a Wide Reciever? We want a guy that's open even when he ain't. Hill meets that criteria, and intriguingly his measurables are almost identical to Calvin Johnsons, and better than Demaryius Thomas. He also showed an ability to run the whole route tree, and great hands at the combine. Hill is the ultimate homerun pick in this draft, and I fully expect him to be a Bill, when Buffalo is on the clock with the tenth pick in the draft. Giving us a wide reciever depth chart of 1.Johnson 2.Hill 3.Nelson 4.Jones 5.Easely Now with the rest of this mock. RD 2. Josh Norman Coastal Carolina. He meets the criteria this regime seems to look for in corners,and as a plus he's a plug and play corner. Likely succesor to Drayton Florence. RD 3. Andrew Datko OT Florida State. He's a good looking tackle prospect, that has struggled some with injuries in college. He needs to also get better against, power rushers. Basically needs to add strength but the size and skillset is there to make him an above average LT in 2 or 3 seasons. RD 4. Chandler Jones DE Syracuse. Not a sudden or explosive pass rusher, but he sets the edge well, and can probably play from day 1 as a situational guy. RD 4. Keenan Robinson OLB Texas. Doesn't do a good job shedding blocks, but with the Bills new d line, that shouldn't be a huge issue. Has outstanding range. RD 5. Aaron Corp QB Richmond. Doesn't have the biggest arm, but he has a nice frame, throws a catchable ball,and seems smart. Could eventually supplant Fitz 2 or 3 seasons down the road. RD 5. Philip Blake C Baylor. Big bodied lineman best suited to a power blocking scheme. Provides quality depth behind Wood, and could be a starter down the road. (Side note : I really wanted to mock a guard named Looney to the Bills because of his last name. I didn't though lol) I didn't mock any TE's to the Bills because I believe there willing to go into next season with Chandler,Smith, and Onubum. So there you have it, let me know what you think.

That could be but, Im cautiously optimistic about Hairston. Most players make thir biggest improvements between thier first and second year.

Thats where we disagree. Outside of Kalil there is no sure franchise LT in this draft. In other words from what I've seen of them theres not much of a difference between, Reiff, MAretin, or McCants,Datko.

What about Pears?

All that matters is GO BILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nick Perry

:worthy:

Give credit to management. They kept a talented guy from bolting in FA. All hail Lord (Longshanks) Nix!!!!!!!

Kawicka "throw my teammates under the bus on twitter" Mitchell?

If we get Mario, every other FA is icing on the cake.

I wouldn't be opposed. He's big and fast, it just sometimes seems like he's made of glass.

Yes you should have lol

And his horrible pre season showing as well.

He got burn in Miami, and wasn't very good. Yes, Backup QB's tend to play.

Did ya'll see the pre season? Thigpen could barely complete a pass against second stringers,third stringers,and camp fodder. Yes he is lol

You should

Still better than Thigpen lol

Just say no to Eddie Royal. He's not very good at football.

Perry,Ingram,Mercilus,Coples,Upshaw. Thats the order I have them in right now.