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I think the term everyone is looking for to describe the Bills defense in 2012 will be multiple front. I imagine we'll see 3-4,4-3,4-3 40 front,5-2,zone blitz and 46. I think we'll need heady defensive players.

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Going the Chanticleer route huh?

wow

There goes Dre's dealer lol

Coples in the second would be a great pick, and I can see him being there, much like Micheal Johnson, and Carlos Dunlap where a few years back.

This is why I don't submit questions.

Because the Broncos are jack@sses

And yet, we still won more games than last season.

Most epic thread ever? Yes or no? All I know is that between Tebow, and Quinn the donkeys have the buffest QB's in the league.

Hey Alex van Pelt is looking for a coaching job as well.

From Buffalorumblings But herein lies the complexity of statistical analysis. Many of Fitzpatrick's interceptions were thrown in the second half of blowout losses: four interceptions against New England in the season finale, two in a 37-10 drubbing by San Diego, two more in a 35-8 beatdown in Miami, two against the New York Jets in a game that was 27-3 in the fourth quarter, and three in a laugher against Dallas. That's 13 in just five games. While these games should not be excluded in the season evaluation, it shows he is willing to try and make things happen when the Bills are down. I shouldn't need to remind you of the Captain Checkdown era, but it seems appropriate to mention. Fitzpatrick threw the ball 569 times. In doing so, he became just the second quarterback in team history with more than 508 passing attempts in one year. Drew Bledsoe's team record of 610 passes set in 2002 looks pretty safe for the time being. Only five quarterbacks threw more passes than Fitzpatrick in 2011, and four of them were Pro Bowlers. (Matthew Stafford, who led the league with 663 passes, was not selected - but would likely make the team if Eli Manning's Giants reach the Super Bowl.) That begins to explain the high interception number, too. Similarly, Fitzpatrick finished sixth in number of completions, with 353. The Bills' passing attack wasn't just high-quantity - it also had some quality. Fitzpatrick completed 62 percent of his passes to put him ninth in the NFL, and passed for 3,832 yards to come in 11th. He fell just 12 yards short of second in team behind Jim Kelly's 3,844 passing yards in 1991. (First is Bledsoe's monster 4,359-yard 2002 season.) http://www.buffalorumblings.com/2012/1/18/2715760/ryan-fitzpatrick-by-the-numbers-2011#storyjump

Add Mike Tice to the list as well http://www.silverandblackpride.com/2012/1/18/2715650/raiders-add-tice-and-mornhinweg-to-coaching-candidates#storyjump

Apoligies if this has already been posted, but didn't like 17 of Fitz's picks come when the team was down by 10 or more points?

Calais Campbell is the most versataile D lineman on the Cards, can play DE/DT in a 4-3, and DE in a 3-4. I also believe he finished with 8 sacks this season. Might go to the broncos if not re-signed, by the Cards as he's from Colorado originally. Love to see him on the Bills.

My thoughts exactly.

Marty Morningweh lol. In all seriousness though apparently he's a canidate for the raiders job.

Ahhhh stupid brainfart

Driver would be a great pick, it's just personally, i'd prefer a younger Wide out. Love to get Finley off the Pack.(Yes I know he's a TE.)

If the Giants win this weekend, Perry Fewell will probably get a head coaching job, sooner rather than later.

And he still gets to interview with NFL GM's. He should be fine, as long as Jeff ireland doesn't ask him if his mom was a hooker.

Why would he drop,teams don't have as much money tied up in first round picks with the new CBA, and he's still IMO the clear cut second best corner in this draft.NFL teams will more likely be more concerned with how he times/tests at the combine.

Im going with doesn't drop at all, and is still a top 15 pick.

That was kind of strange, the bills finished 13th in the league for rushing yards per game. So it's not like the Bills didn't move the ball on the ground.