milehiLou

yes a very talented left tackle out of south carolina who helped fred jackson rush for 200yds in the finale last year....... no one knows how any player is going to develop, ever dude...youre statement shows youre trure ignorance, i did think before i WROTE.... i am basing my assesment on what he has done on the field, what i have seen with my eyes, and overall size, speed and strength.

are bills fans aware the bills have a very talented left tackle named Jamon Meredith. he is a prototypical left tackle whos only knock coming out of south carolina two years ago was maybe a lack of strength, which most prognosticators said could be remedied by a yr on the practice squad. thats what green bay did and after the unfortunate end to brad butlers career in week five Bills snatched him from the pack. he played sparingly throughout the yr and was a starter for the last four games in fewells tenure, looking like a legit nfl-er

jugs!

tough one to accomplish

with cj in the backfield and roscoe in the slot, there will be some mismatches to exploit......Gailey is an offfensive GURU who has to be licking his chops at the thought of two sub 4.3 guy on the same field, i know i am

also production cannot be ignored, especially in the SEC which is considered to be the best conference in college football today, the other intangible that cannot be measured along with corner bend speed, is heart and desire. seems to have that despite what the "experts" say.....

not to mention hes only making a mil and change this season and next it makes sense to keep the former 12 overall pick who has been to the pro bowl, and eclipsed the 1000 yard plateau 2 out of three seasons in an offense that was led by the uninspiring dick jauron. the buffalo bills organization holds all the cards in this scenario, lynch has no leverage, save good play, to sign another contract..... for a lucrative long term deal, which is not what his rookie contract was, long term yes, lucrative no. to keep a former probowler as a third string is awesome, hes making chump change.

i see him in the mold of bryce paup, not at all suited for coverage, but a possible terror when the only focus will be getting to the qb...... and ilb is an interesting option at least on goal line situations,

so glad Bills signed antonio coleman from Auburn as an undrafted f/a, 2x sec sack leader and sec defensive player of the year. 27 sacks and 60 something TFL, he has great field awareness and can close and make the tackle. unsure why he went undrafted, maybe cos hes only 6'1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUyj73qqOgU on a similar note, to all the people who think Kelsay wont be a good linebacker, he played end, where the main positional focus is to contain....meaning he was supposed to not let anyone get outside of his contain.( note in the coleman higlight video where he is covering a rb on the far side of the field and makes the play) Kelsay often did let rbs get outside or got beat on the inside as he took a direct outside pass rushing line to the qb. as a pass rushing linebacker he will be better suited to make plays on the qb, rather than contain, which he kinda sucked at

jamon meredith, second round grade gone in the fifth.......green bay practice squad player who started the last four games for the Bills. 6' 5 310 and ran the third fastest time among Left tackles at the combine. after brad butler got hurt, he was signed, quiet pickup but a real steal