Munch

1. Ryan Tannehill- Cleveland 2. Michael Floyd- Seattle 3. Courtney Upshaw- Jests 4. Lamarr Miller- Cleveland 5. Orson Charles- Giants

Maybe, just maybe... Andy

I guess I can see ur point. However, remember that on the Bills passing attack, all we have is stevie. If Fitz had an alternate option as good as Antonio Gates, stevie wouldnt have as good a numbers either. Again I totally see where ur coming from, But i think in this case looking soley at #s doesnt paint the whole picture. V Jax would be an excellent addition to our Bills, and an excellent compliment to Stevie IMO.

At least PFT shows a little more respect http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/09/06/week-zero-2011-power-rankings/ #24 here. Florio Billieves! :worthy:

I think we should have kept him for depth as well. He always seemed like a team player, and always gave 100%. Glad hes getting a chance to start again

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/09/05/panthers-re-sign-hangartner-who-could-start-right-away/ Didnt see it posted yet

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/09/04/jets-drop-maybin-pick-up-mardy-gilyard/ Didnt work out as planned for Rexy

Munch told Mr Jenkins whats up. Ill bet he stays up and cries himself to sleep tonight when he reads it.

<0% chance we wind up dead last this year.

But hes the defensive Wes Craven??? SGT SLAUGHTER!?!

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1.) Who "screwed them over"? The NBA owners AND players union? The people who stand to make the most $$ off the players is the NBA owners...So who again actually screwed them over? Maybe The owners AND players union thought it was a good idea to let the players develop a bit...gain experience. There are many many jobs in america that an 18 year old right out of high school is unqualified for, and would never get. The NBA is one of them. 2.) College football is a choice. You know when you pick an NCAA school that you will not be paid more than tuition, as well as the rules regarding selling your merchandise etc. No one forces you to do this, if you dont want to you dont have to. I deserve to get paid more than 40k/yr at my job, and I know this every day I walk into the doors, yet I choose to work there anyways cause there aint a better gig in town. Sucks, but hey, thats a capitalist society. The reason they dont get paid is because where would it end? Does someone on the womens lacrosse team, which makes no money for the school at all, deserve to get paid as much as a football player? They are likely just as talented just in something different. Than the question becomes does a football player at UB deserve to make as much as someone at USC? Paying student athletes would kill college athletics in so many ways its ridiculous. Non money making sports would be cut (which would leave football and mens basketball essentially). A handful of schools would be ridiculously above the rest just because the difference in marketability the athlete would have for himself and students (yes students) would be making college choices based soley on money. Lane Kiffin would be selling these kids (many of which come from nothing) on the money aspect of going there, and nothing else. Remember these are 18 year olds, and college is supposed to prepare them for a future career (99% of which will be not football). Smaller schools and ones in unfavorable markets would totally phased out. Great rivalries like Michigan and Ohio state would lose relevance. Traditions lost. Thats why they dont pay student athletes.

Dan Graziano actually put Buffalo #1, when no one else even had them on their list at all. He explains why here: http://espn.go.com/blog/nfceast/post/_/id/27407/power-rankings-toughest-venues Hes an NFC East blogger for ESPN for anyone who doesnt know. And hey at least we got 1 vote, and it was for #1 overall. Our old friend Tim Graham couldnt even throw us a bone with a 10th!

Seems like a pretty solid guy: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/05/25/braylon-edwards-makes-good-on-cleveland-scholarship-promise/ Even though he has trouble catching a cold, I must say kudos to him- even if he plays for the Jests...

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/05/12/team-checklist-buffalo-bills/ Didnt see it posted yet, please dont crucify if it is

That is my favorite thing ive ever read on this site.

While I would not want this to happen at all, why is it the worst take youve ever read?

Gettin 2 right in January is pretty darn good I agree And to the OP, we read them because theyre fun. You know going in that every one is wrong. Everytime.

R1 Marcell Dareus DT R2 Brooks Reed LB R3 Jah Reid OT R4 Dnorris Searcy DB R4 Jason Pinkston OT R5 Quan Sturdivant LB R6 Virgil Green TE R7 Mark Herzlich LB R7 Michael Jasper DT This draft would be MUNCH approved. And for the record, the real one is MUNCH approved as well.

Stevie Johnson likes it, and knew a few days ago he was on our radar: check the comments on this video from 4 days ago!

EVERYTIME a QB is drafted, by any team, he was always the "top guy on their board"

Obviously you are a Mallet fan. But, when you really think about it, dont you think if Mallet were the franchise QB you are portraying him as, that he would have went before the 3rd round? As we all know franchise QBs dont grow on trees, this kid obviously needed guidance and there is no doubting his talent, but there is a reason he fell so low in the draft. NE is a good place for him whee he can sit, learn, and hopefully get his head on straight for a few years. And for the record, I would have liked him with our 3rd over Sheppard, but can absolutely see why we stayed clear of him. But to say he will beat us for a decade after Brady is gone, when he hasnt taken an NFL snap is a ridiculous statement at best.

Sarcasm, my friend

I gave it an A, I just wish A+ was one of the options! Maybe even A++!

Well, if you looked at the time I started this thread, you will see that this isnt "another one of those threads" since it was the first of the now multiple poll threads. and "Aaron Ross" on my list was actually supposed to be Aaron Williams, which I fixed, even though i think we should not draft a CB at all this year, maybe a safety though.