R. Rich

I'm sure a lot of teams are interested in Huff. I understand why.

Luckily, I have a wife that's as passionate about football as I am.

........after kickoff?

You're also not prone to get defensive about such things. That's what we like about you.

He sucks as president.

You guys need sticks?

I certainly like that choice. I sure hope he's around by our 2nd round pick.

Another message board tie-in: In honor of the general tone of the board, the Bills will give away roasted cornish hens to the first 10,000 people @ home games. They'll be known as "Chicken Littles".

Dammit! All I could do was actually go to a rinky dink Division II school.

Just don't let it stop you from going to a game this coming season, William.

Yeah. That does sound more likely, I guess.

Message board contest to find the most knowledgeable candidate to replace the GM temporarily. If the contestant does well (and I'm sure they will, especially if they come from this board), they get to run the team like the should be doing anyway.

There may be a slight chance that he has seen them play somewhere before. While I'm certainly no expert, I do try to watch as much college football as I can during the year, so that when draft time comes around, I will have seen many of the top prospects play. Thank goodness for ABC, CBS, ESPN, and my trusty ESPN Game Plan! It's because of them that I have a basement full of videotapes from games I've watched.

I thought Faine was still under contract, but the rumor is that w/ Bentley signed, he'll be released.

I always get in trouble using that damn sarcasm. Ah, wadda ya gunna do?

This sounds a bit too confusing. I admit I know very little about football, but I do like to watch the games, translator in tow.

I wish someone would explain to me what a 1 gap DT is.

Do you all think we're better off drafting a DT or two, or should we look for one of the remaining guys to be our run stuffer? I'm not 100% sold on Haloti Ngata, but they may want to @ least consider the option of drafting him, especially if a lot of the top players are gone by our pick. My first choice was Michael Huff, then Vernon Davis, then trading down for either Tamba Hali or Manny Lawson, then Ngata. In light of recent events, I may like the idea of a trade down even more than drafting @ #8. The only problem is finding a suitable trade partner and getting good value for making the move.

About 37 days into 2004.

Yes it does.

Okay, William. Once again: considering Ferguson will be off the board by the 8th pick, which lineman do you take if you stay there? If you move down, who do you trade w/ and what player do you target?

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...or D'Brickashaw Ferguson...

Dream bigger. I hope Mario Williams falls to us @ #8...

Smith is a nice player. I think he's a great cover guy, though he'll need to bulk up just a bit. He'd be another decent choice for a safety later in the draft.