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Sanchez because of his playoff record alone: 4-1. Assuming he finds a way past Big Ben he will pull even farther away. Given the supporting cast this question is a bit unfair. Switch both players and I think the Bills win 4 or 6 and the Jets get 10 wins at least. That said Fitz has proven to make the costly mistake in the heat of the battle and Sanchez appears to be a gamer when it's all on the line. Fitz is good enough to get a team like the NY Jets into the playoffs & win a game or two. I just don't think he makes some of the throws that Sanchez does a la Holmes in the corner of the end zone.

Let's assume he's referring to San Diego Chargers only that gives us a choice of: http://walterfootball.com/freeagentscontractssd.php After reviewing this list I'm wondering if we could get Brandon Siler & Randy McMichael. We could use a veteran TE with proven pass catching experience and with 387 catches and 4217 yards and 24 tds McMichael would fit the "Bill" the next 2 seasons. Siler plays backup Inside Linebacker and is the Chargers long snapper so he is highly versatile.

Mangini would undermine Gailey. I highly doubt the elder Gailey would want to cede any credit to a young coach whom some consider the 2nd coming of Belichick. That's not to say it wouldn't work, but it is highly unlikely this marriage would work. Seems Gailey is dead set on making George Edwards work.

Belichick is the biggest DB of alltime.

Due to our need for a LT, DE, DT, OLB, the Bills should draft a mid-round QB with "Brady" like intangibles and give Fitzpatrick 10 games in '11. Let's assume Fitz stays healthy but we manage 4 wins or less after 10 games. At that point put in the rookie. If Fitz goes .500 or better than allow him to fail. Once we are mathmatically eliminated I think you insert the rookie for the last 6 games or whenever we are out. Let's assume the rookie plays like Jimmy Clausen and we finish in the running again for Andrew Luck. We all know a team is built around the QB position. If we need to hit rock bottom in the 2011 season than I say do it. I am a Fitz fan, I think he could benefit from a better line, and a real TE. I think like a baseball pitcher he could work on the location of his pitches by excercising his arm and perfecting his technique in the offseason. While Fitz has a career 57% completion percentage the slightest improvement could mean the difference between 4-12 in '10 & 9-7 in '11, thus allowing him not to be Luck's mentor in 2012. Final Four (average age: 26.5 years old) 1) Pittsburgh (13-4) - Ben Roethlisberger Age 28- Height: 6-5 Weight: 241 - Born: Mar 2, 1982 - Lima, OH - College: Miami (OH) - Draft: 2004 - 1st round (11th pick) by the Pittsburgh Steelers 2)New York Jets (13-5)- Mark Sanchez Age 24 Height: 6-2 Weight: 225 Born: Nov 11, 1986 - Mission Viejo, CA College: USC Draft: 2009 - 1st round (5th pick) by the New York Jets 3) Chicago (12-5) - Jay Cutler Age 27 Height: 6-3 Weight: 233 Born: Apr 29, 1983 - Santa Claus, IN College: Vanderbilt Draft: 2006 - 1st round (11th pick) by the Denver Broncos 4) Green Bay (12-6) - Aaron Rodgers Age 27 Height: 6-2 Weight: 225 Born: Dec 2, 1983 - Chico, CA College: California Draft: 2005 - 1st round (24th pick) by the Green Bay Packers The Fallen (average age: 30.38 years old) 5) New England (14-3) - Tom Brady Age 33 Height: 6-4 Weight: 225 Born: Aug 3, 1977 - San Mateo, CA College: Michigan Draft: 2000 - 6th round (33rd pick) by the New England Patriots 6)Atlanta (13-4) - Matt Ryan Age 25 Height: 6-4 Weight: 213 Born: May 17, 1985 - Exton, PA College: Boston College Draft: 2008 - 1st round (3rd pick) by the Atlanta Falcons 7)Seatle (8-10) - Matt Hasselbeck Age 35 Height: 6-4 Weight: 225 Born: Sep 25, 1975 - Westwood, MA College: Boston College Draft: 1998 - 6th round (34th pick) by the Green Bay Packers 8)Baltimore (12-6) - Joe Flacco Age 26 Height: 6-6 Weight: 238 Born: Jan 16, 1985 - Audubon, NJ College: Delaware Draft: 2008 - 1st round (18th pick) by the Baltimore Ravens 9) Indianapolis (10-7) - Payton Manning Age 34 Height: 6-5 Weight: 230 Born: Mar 24, 1976 - New Orleans, LA College: Tennessee Draft: 1998 - 1st round (1st pick) by the Indianapolis Colts 10) Kansas City (10-7) - Matt Cassel Age 28 Height: 6-4 Weight: 230 Born: May 17, 1982 - Northridge, CA College: USC Draft: 2005 - 7th round (16th pick) by the New England Patriots 11) Philadelphia (10-7) - Michael Vick Age 30 Height: 6-0 Weight: 215 Born: Jun 26, 1980 - Newport News, VA College: Virginia Tech Draft: 2001 - 1st round (1st pick) by the Atlanta Falcons 12) New Orleans (10-7) - Drew Brees Age 32 Height: 6-0 Weight: 209 Born: Jan 15, 1979 - Austin, TX College: Purdue Draft: 2001 - 2nd round (1st pick) by the San Diego Chargers Summary 1st Round – 8 players (6 original team) (average age 27.63) (Super Bowl Record 3-1) 2nd Round – 1 player 1st pick (average age 32) (Super Bowl Record 1-0) 6th Round – 2 players 33rd & 34th pick (1 original team) (average age 34) (Super Bowl Record 3-2) 7th Round - 1 player 16th pick (average age 28)

The Jets owned the Pats & Brady today. The rookie TEs were taken out of the game. Welker & Branch looked oversized and Woodhead missed his blitz pickups. I am surprised the Pats didn't go more no huddle to wear down the Jets. The Bills will not be able to compete against the Jets or Pats for 3 to 4 years. The Pats have a lot of young talent and a loaded 2011 draft and the Jets are the power team. We are so far from competing against these teams.