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Clements left the year before Mckelvin was picked... other posts saying Lynch is a bust are false... Lynch has had two 1,000+ yard seasons and didnt have the time to get ready for the start of this season. I know Edwards has been bad but he was a 3rd round pick. Mckelvin has been hurt all year, it is too premature to see what type of a pro he will be but he seems like a so-so corner and a dangerous return man. Coming into the draft, analysts said Maybin would flourish in a 3-4... he has not yet played in a 3-4 scheme yet where guys like mcshay and kiper said he would be dangerous. Your view on Whitner is correct. He seems like he can tackle but he is lost in coverage.

November 30th 2003 Bills:24-Giants:7 I had front row seats in the Meadowlands. Bledsoe had 2 TD passes and Travis Henry had a TD run. Because I live much closer to NYC than Buffalo, I had been going to Bills away games vs the Jets and Giants... until this year when we made a 7 hour drive up to Buffalo to see them get killed by New Orleans.

He was great in a Charger uniform. One bad year last year in Jacksonville and he is thrown under the bus. Florence is a solid DB, sign of things to come?

Chargers are 7-3, Cowboys are 7-3. Both Wade Phillips and Norv Turner are fine. What do you think Head coaches are just fired because they fail making the playoffs? Gary Kubiak changed everybody's view of a Houston team that was terrible b4 he came. The Texans are in the playoff race and until they have a bad season Kubiak won't be fired. John Fox turned around Carolina from their horrible start. Plus, the fans love im down there. Mangini, Cable, and Zorn are probably the coaches that will be fired after this year. In my mind, Washington is the only place where a coach would want to go over Buffalo out of the teams with empty space.

Hasselback is aging quickly, and he is too injury-prone. Troy Smith and Dennis Dixon, great college QBs, never will be successful in the NFL. Leinart, haven't seen a spark or a sign in any of his few starts, but those were years ago. Kevin Kolb proved this season in Mcnabb's brief absence that he has loads of potential with 300+ yards in his 2 starts this year (new orleans, kansas city). I say that we try to get rid of TE, keep Fitz as a 3rd string, sign KEvin Kolb, and have Brohm and Kolb fight for the starting role in the preseason. An alternative is stick with Brohm and draft a QB in round 3/4 to back him up.

But Romo and Brady both had an experience QB to be a mentor to Romo and Brady (Drew Bledsoe both times). Who does Brohm have for that... a career backup in Fitz and a 3rd year QB, neither of which will teach him anything. He may be good but you can't compare this situation to Romo or Brady

I remember Brohm at Louisville when they were high ranked 3 and 4 years ago. I remember in the preseason of his junior year, analysts talked about him as being a preseason heisman candidate. The guy obviously has talent, give him a chance to show it. Depending on how practice goes this week and as he studies the playbook, he should be a thought for Perry Fewell to start either this sunday vs miami, or 1 week from thursday in Toronto vs NYJ. Start Brohm

Rodgers leads NFL QBs in rushing yards, Kelly could not run at all. But they do have similar passing numbers

Get rid of M. Lynch in a trade, keep Freddie J and dreft another HB late. How about we build around speed and draft noel devine out of west virginia in a later round as a sleeper... Devine is used the same way as steve slaton was in a mountaineers jersey a couple of years ago and look how Slaton turned out in Houstan, a Pro Bowler. I would think we'll draft about 8-13 and find draft a QB like Clausen or Bradford despite his shoulder injury. Of course take either Suh or Mccoy if they are there at DT at our pick but I doubt they will be. Then, you wait around a little while and take Terrance Cody out of Alabama to take up blocks for Schobel and Maybin to rush the QB.