Green Lightning

Well put. At the end of the day, we have to trust that Buddy knows what he is doing and go with it. Our QB could come in late rounds, already be on our roster or off someone's present roster (See Seattle/San Diego) and all I can say is hang on, the ride should be fun.

Umm, no. That's must me. If Buddy does it, I gotta go with it but from where I sit now. NO.

Does your mom know you're playing with the family computer? Why don't you finish your homework and play video games with your equally engaging 13 year old buddies.

That's about a dumb a thing as I've heard. Really, if Buddy said that this board would be up and down his *ss for the next month.

Road games often don't get covered. It's a reflection of how the rest of the paper is run. First off, the actual size of the paper has shrunk - not just number of pages, but in actual size. It's tiny. In ROC, we believe they are getting ready to make the D&C a local insert in USA Today for our region. The editorial board ranks as one of the worst I've read. For sports, the writing is tired and stories few. I read about four papers a day online after the 6-8 minutes it takes to read the D&C. You starve for good Bills coverage and were only 60 miles east!

Right now it's BUDDY! I'm okay with that. He'll draft the new face of the franchise!

I live in Rochester and you have to understand, the D&C is pathetic. They're down to maybe a handful of real reporters and no copy editors. The stuff is unreadable. It's a damn shame but the paper is simply lame. As a former Buffalonian, you don't know what you have until it's gone. The Buff News is a much better product.

Geez, two consecutive threads I'm agreeing with you. Just because he's a big body doesn't mean he's our answer, particularly at #9. Cody better fits our needs. It's shaping up that we need a two down run stuffer and to let the penetrators in on 3rd down. Williams is unproven. Cody is like moving a hay stack. But at the end of the day, I'll trust Buddy to get it right. He's not a fan of one year wonders.

I don't feel that way. I'm not sold on a guy who has to change how he throws a few weeks before the draft. Still, given what Buddy and the FO have accomplished the past 24 hours, I'll sit back and let Buddy make the call. The guy knows football players.

\ I have to agree. He's durable and played hurt. His past performance should give him the benefit of the doubt. If he plays, he stays. If he's finished, it won't take long into the seasont to tell. He's a qualtiy guy and we shouldn't give up on him based on last year's D with terrible linebacking.

That's cold. Obviously you have no regard for the "sky is falling" crowd. What are they going to B word about now? They have feelings too.............

Thanks, good to know. I'm still wary of using a one or two pick on him.

Okay, it's your first post and we'll cut you a break. But your next dumbass post is fair game.

+1 It does start to make our draft picture a bit clearer. This was a solid pick up.

Okay by me. I just asked this question on another thread. I would not chance a high pick on a guy that has to learn to throw all over again. Does anybody on this board know of anyone who has suceeded in the NFL after having to change their "mechanics" so drastically?

Agreed. McCoy doesn't have to learn how to throw all over again. Hey board, I'm not sure but do you know of anyone who has ever "changed" their mechanics and worked out at the next level?

All that action by the Browns and Jake is their QB? He may have a 80% completion rate between his recievers and the defenders each catching a lot of balls. I guess we'll have to wait and see.

Acclaimed? He's a blogger. Hell, I'm old but acclaimed then. I say we're going to help ourselves by picking up a mid level FA or two and draft smartly. That's the plan and all of you who want the big FA splash, go back and revel in Donahoe's FA whirlwind. You'll end up back here.

I agree with your premise, but don't paint with too wide a brush. Shooting fish in a barrel? Easy to find a free satety? Nelson showed little? That's just not accurate. . Last year's draft (save Maybin and he still may show something) was damn good and is indeed something we can build on. Drafting takes smarts, patience, work, investigtion and guts. A little luck helps. Buddy's shown all of that in his track record.

Gee, that's a great idea. Let's pass on players that will start from day one and be a mainstays for a decade and instead use our first round pick for a quarterback that has to learn to throw all over again just to get drafted. Maybe after a few years he might get to play! Yeah, Tebow would be great - people know his name and he was on a commercial and everything!!!!!! I love this plan.

Yeah, or we could just sign everybody and fans can vote on who stays. Coaches are overrated.

Why the Hell to you waste time on this board? If you're a fan, you say we. We get the business end of the NFL. We get that the team could be gone, yatta yatta. But the fun part of this is following the team. I've been doing it for 47 seasons and I've had many near bouts with depression. I've critcised and bitched out coachs, Ralph, GM's etc. But at the end of the day, it's my team and I'm going to say "we" til it ain't so any longer. It's called being a fan. What the Hell are you? If you hate everything about the team why are you on this board? Go follow the Argos.....

Throw the guy a bone. I understand his desire here. I too am sick of most of the posting brain-dead on this page who just say we'll suck, blah, blah. But let's be realistic. If we sign Kennedy and draft a NT, it's still a line with two DT's (Stroud and KW) who haven't played DE. It's two DE's (Maybin, Kelsay or AS) who have never played LB. It's not clear they can make the switch. in Maybin's case, he's got to prove he belongs on the field in any position. It's going to take a few years to get the right people on the bus and playing together. I will bet the ranch we play more modified 4-3 sets than what you would call a basic 3-4 this next year. It's going to be a rebuilding year. After 47 years following the team, that's a tough thing to face. But, hey guys, man-up and let's let Buddy get it done.

Good one. Schopp, Bulldog and Sully often sound like three guys having to do a talk show after a plaster-of-paris enema.

Ummm, maybe he contributes on ST. I guess we need bodies in camp to compete.