DisplacedBillsFan

Not the biggest need, but I would like to see Aaron Schobel back in this defense with some of these other guys we have now playing alongside him.

Steve Tasker. Oh...wait, no, I don't think that's right.

Ravens- 34-7 win Jets- 27-17 win Cardinals- 14-17 loss Patriots- 35-28 win Rams- 21-17 win 49ers- 35-3 win Dolphins- 21-17 win Patriots- 28-24 loss Seahawks- 25-31 loss Bengals- 24-17 win Jaguars- 42-35 win Raiders- 28-21 win Steelers- 28-17 win Browns- 42- 0 win Dolphins- 21-17 loss Jets- 31-17 win 12-4 overall

Dareus just left stadium in street clothes. He cut too?

So all "good" players are in/worthy of the HOF? Your standards for good must be higher than most.

Please show me where I ever said or indicated I thought Lynch would be in the HOF.

Agree. The response was to a post stating he was never a "good" back and that all of his accolades are a product of media hype, to which I strongly disagree.

Back to back to back to back seasons over 1200 yards rushing with two other 1000 yard rushings mixed in. CAREER average of 4.2 yards per carry with 74 TDs. Add in 252 receptions with a 7.9 yard average. Rushed for over 100 yards in nearly a quarter of the games he played. But yea...the media did all of that for him.

Pick 125, Morrison, arrested for barking at a police dog. Claims dog barked at him first. Really? Hilarious!!

If we wait until the 6the I'd be intrigued by and okay with Sudfeld

Which QB are you hoping for? Just curious.

Hoping we can grab Higgins (WR) in the 4th, Doughty (QB) in the 5th, Kearse (S) in the 6th and an OL with our other 6th

I guess I don't feel too bad for you then

AM radio an option?

3rd Round - Rashard Higgins - WR, Colorado State University 6-1, 196 Superior route running Not top tier speed, but no wasted motion/effort Great ball adjustment skills Perhaps the best footwork of any WR "Competitive blocker" Lean (needs to add some muscle mass) Routes, running, catching looks effortless Can take over a game Plays smart - outsmarts CBs 6th Round - Brandon Doughty - QB, Western Kentucky 6-3, 220 (ideal size) Great decision making (huge positive in my book) Some list his arm as "adequate" some as slightly above average Mechanics need work (mechanics are coachable) Played in a spread offense (a bit of a negative, but hopefully he is sitting for 3 years to learn the pro system) "Tough passer to blitz" - understand outlets "Above average field sense, awareness and vision" 6th Round - Jayron Kearse - SS, Clemson 6-4, 216 (Love this size) NFL bloodlines Needs coached on some technique, coverage, angles "freakish speed and knack for turnovers" In the 6th, this could would be a steal and someone that could take a year to learn the NFL game The majority of this came from CBSSports.com. Some info on Doughty came from other things I've heard over the past couple of weeks from random sports talk, ESPN, etc. Some of my impression on Higgins came from watching him live and in person during several games.

I expect a 3rd round draft pick to be a player that contributes a lot more than a backup QB. So, I don't even think I can chime in on the Glennon vs. EJ debate, because I think the proposed compensation is way too high.

What if we draft Lynch at 19 and trade him to Denver for a 2nd? That would make just about as much sense.

I remember when Christian Ponder was said to be the most NFL ready QB. That turned out well.

I didn't hear many SEC schools represented on the Packer's offense. Chan Gailey and Buddy Nix would never approve this team.

100%...Although ultimately fired from everywhere he has been, the man has coached some really good units. Some of these have been him turning around defenses that were last in the league. Multiple reports (very detailed reports) demonstrated he was not in control in New Orleans and he was being forced to run a scheme he did not want to use, sometimes not even being able to call the plays he wanted. I don't care who you are, you cannot be successful in that type of situation. He can do what he wants in Buffalo, and he has a much better defensive mind, and has proven himself way more so, than Dennis Thurman. Rob is most definitely an upgrade at DC over what we experienced last year. Our D will be back in the top 5 next year.

So Essentially we have a new D coordinator. I am completely okay with this.

New Special Teams Coordinator Draft best available LB/OL/DL in the 1st round Draft Chad Kelly in the 2nd round (If he comes out. If not, then take best QB available) Draft best safety/CB available in 3rd round Draft Rashard Higgins - CSU WR - 4th Round I would be overly ecstatic if this all happened.

"We talkin' 'bout practice" And, this remains one of my favorites http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=07G23zMGa4g

I could see an EJ trade for some LB depth, but not anything that is considered a big splash. Four possibilities I see of teams that may kick the tires on EJ, and could offer a MLB who could come in and provide depth at the position for us; Houston - Akeem Dent Dallas - Andrew Cachkar St. Louis - Jame Laurinaitis (this would be a stretch, and Bills would likely need to throw in another player or cash) Philadelphia - Kiko Alonso (Not at all likely, but how cool would this be, as it would essentially mean we got McCoy for EJ and a one year loan on Kiko?) Or, perhaps we look for some safety help/depth. Focusing on QB needy teams (again, going out on a limb and assuming we could get anything at all for EJ), San Francisco could be a likely partner. Jimmie Ward is a former first round pick who has not done much for SF. Perhaps they would be interested in a guy like EJ to add another name to a QB competition in training camp, and while Ward is a former high pick, it is not like they are giving up much on-field production by trading him.

Completely agree. This is why I think that if a guy who was previously and widely considered a 1st round pick now falls to the 3rd or 4th round because of an off year, we should jump at the opportunity.