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Mike Adams

Thats something we can agree on. Go Bills!!!!!

before we pick. The thing is he is. He's actually probably going to be off the board, by the time the Bills pick. I can see Minnesota,Carolina,and Miami, all drafting him before we're on the clock.

Im watching Brockers right now. So far I've seen him (again) against Miss St, and Georgia, what im seeing is a guy who does a good job and has faced a pretty good amount of double teams. I've also seen a nifty little spin move,a nice swim, and a bull rush. He also does a good job of running stunts. Remember as well, this kid is 21 years old. Also for a young player, he does a good job, of not getting caught up in the wash. And showing pretty good situational awareness, by not biting to hard on misdirections, and generally clogging up running lanes, and pushing the pocket.

I pee in the general direction of walterfootall

So overrated OT, 2 DE/OLB tweeners, and 1 legitimate NFL DE. Tracking lol

Wes Bunting is pretty good as well. nationalfootballpost.com

RD 1 Micheal Brockers DT/DE LSU RD 2 Andre Branch DE Clemson RD 3 Chase Ford TE Miami RD 4 James Carmon OT Mississippi State RD 4 Jeremy Lane CB Northwestern State RD 5 Jermaine Kearse WR Washington RD 5 Delano Johnson OLB Bowie State

I think we were moving up for Dan Williams, a guy who was billed as a prototypical 3-4 NT.

Reiff is by no stretch of the imagination, a lock as the second rated tackle in this draft. And good job Damond.

Well I read it on TBD, and that means it must be true.

He'll probably cost at least this much http://www.titansgab.com/2012/01/13/titans-ink-te-craig-stevens-to-a-four-year-extension/

What people fail to get is that the FO loves Pears.........................or they wouldn't have extended him. Because if they weren't convinced he was thier RT of the next few years, they wouldn't have gave him more money, before his contract was up. Same thing as Kelsay.

A dollar might be to much for Roy Williams

And again,it's more than our first round draft pick will make this year, and also twice as much as the average salary for an NFL offensive tackle, which is 1.27 million.

Disagree, the Black Eye Peas, were godawful last year.

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See thats where I disagree with your disagreement. lol Any player that rushed for that many yards, and scored that many TD's did plenty to stir the drink.

Dude Martin had a shorter career than Thurman Thomas, and had more yards from scrimmage,TD's, and rushing yards. If Curtis Martin doesn't belong in the HoF then neither does Thurman.

Got you. I wasn't sure where you were going with that.

While I'm not a fan of this class, and think Reed should have been in the first time he was eligible, what does this classes Superbowl appearances have to do with anything. Because if you extend that reasoning to it's logical conclusion, then a guy like Barry Sanders shouldn't be a HoF'er.

I think Kennedy, and Doleman aee horrible nominations(As far as the HoF goes). Roaf i'm kind of meh on, but I will say Martin belongs. 130 TD's over 17000 yards from scrimmage,thats a grear career for a running back. Martin had a much better career than Bettis. http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BettJe00.htm http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/MartCu00.htm

41 catches 2 touchdowns.

Welcome back Rian. Rayner made us miss you more. lol