R. Rich

Given the options, here's my top 3: 1. Baas The interior OL needs an upgrade and he's one of the best interior OL available in the entire draft. 2. Shazor Fantastic athlete who is very aggressive. Our secondary could really use him. 3. Burnett Great athlete who is solid as a coverage 'backer as well as a solid pursuit player. Has some injury concerns, but seems to be fully recovered. He could become a very good NFL linebacker.

......or 33 year old running backs, like Bettis.

I agree with your bipolar-ish take on this.................. ...........no I don't!!!

That makes him no different than many others. I do see your point, though.

I've posted before that I feel that we need another veteran corner so that we can better match up against multiple WR sets. I was at the finale against Pittsburgh when that point was painfully driven home. Whether we get one to become the starter opposite Clements or to be the nickel back, we do need one.

Why not?

Me too, if he's there. I doubt it, though.

Do you think Gwyneth Paltrow saw him there?

I guess you feel we're okay in terms of depth and talent at the CB position. I don't.

It's not in shambles. It just doesn't have any quality depth and could use an upgrade to the interior (especially LG). We do have talent on the right side in Villarrial and Big Mike. The left side? Well, Jonas' situation is up in the air and the LJ Shelton deal is far from being complete.

The 'winter storm' (a whopping 3-5 inches or so) closed the schools last Thursday and Friday, as well as today. No wonder my wife is always complaining about the people her store hires not being able to give out correct change to the customers. I guess they had a snow day on "correct change" day in math class.

Not physically, at least.

I hope they do bring him back. He still has a few payments to go on his car and could use the gig.

A jerk in person? Hahahahaha!!!!! Yeah, you're a real tough guy. Like me.

Some 'storm', huh?

Hahahaha!!!! "Mighty draft gurus" get paid (and paid well) to do what they do. That kinda leaves me out. I just consider myself a college football/NFL draft fan who watches a lot of football during the season so that he can speak intelligently on some of the players available in the draft. Nothing more. Who will the Bills target? Your guess is as good as mine. You know the Bills are all cloak and dagger about what they do, whether it's offseason moves or things that happen during the season, like the injury reports. I'd hope they'll go after offensive line help with the first 2 draft picks (unless some stud pass rusher or CB falls to us), but I can't say for sure what Donahoe is thinking about.

Well, it's just beginning to snow here in the Baltimore area and yet ALL the schools in the area were closed today. In fact, they've been closed for the past 3 school days! Unbelievable. There may have been 3 or 4 inches of snow that fell here, but they closed schools. Wimps. They wouldn't survive a minute of a lake effect winter like the ones I grew up in back in Erie.

He'll be a real find for whoever takes him in the draft. A guy who is 6-6 and runs a 4.37 40?? Not bad. He'll probably take some time, but he's shown some really good athletic ability already and is worth the small risk a team would take.

Chris Benoit. He was becoming popular right around the time I stopped watching pro wrestling. I always like the guys who aren't that big and can hold their own with the real big guys. Even though Paul Orndorf was bigger than Benoit, he certainly wasn't nearly as big as (then "roided up") Hulk Hogan, yet the 2 had legendary battles. Of course, now wrestling has become Vince McMahon's own personal cesspool.

Incognito is good, but hardly the best center available, even without the injury. Here's how I would rate the top prospects at the position: Chris Spencer of Mississippi Jason Brown of North Carolina Ben Wilkerson of LSU (he'd be first were it not for the injuries) Scott Mruczkowski of Bowling Green Vince Carter of Oklahoma Junius Coston of North Carolina A&T Dylan Gandy of Texas Tech Incognito Geoff Hangartner of Texas A&M Jeb Paulsen of North Carolina State

No I didn't.

I don't watch the Oscars. I did see that Million Dollar Baby won a lot of awards though, and I'm curious to see if it's any good. Not curious enough to pay without viewing it first (hence the waiting until it's on the premium channels), but curious nonetheless.

Huh?? Boston College is going to win the national title?

I look forward to seeing how good Million Dollar Baby is, when it comes to the premium channels.

Awww, you can say you agree with me. Go ahead. I'll let you. No problem. That's the beauty of free thought. Crowe was awesome in A Beautiful Mind, as he was the year before in Gladiator and the year before that in The Insider, which is a great movie. Never would've thought it either, after seeing him break into the biz in that stupid Virtuosity movie (which, ironically, starred Denzel Washington). The boy done good. Halle was deserving, I thought, for Monster's Ball. There's more to that movie than Peter Boyle's performance (he was very good, as he often is) and that awkward love scene ("make me feel good"........ewwwwwww!!!). Sean Combs was surprisingly good in his role, as was Mos Def and the kid who played Halle Berry's son.