R. Rich

The only safety I can think of w/ his measurables is now deceased.

Maybe he'll be signed by another team and people will leave this entire issue alone. Yeah, right.

Sad to say, but yet again, that's all we have going for us now, William. Hope. If he works out well, if Schobel is healthy and can pressure the QB, if McKelvin can handle being the top return guy as well as a starting corner....just a few of the many "ifs" this team will face for the 2009 season.

Well...he did have Pettigrew as the pick for the Bills @ 28. I'm okay w/ a pass rusher and a receiving TE in Round 1. If they can come back and get a good interior OL like Unger or Mack, or get a decent OT prospect like Beatty in Round 2, that's a pretty good start.

Oh, you want a couple not so known? Vernon Reid of Living Colour is awesome (and, like Hendrix, a very good blues guitarist), as is Jimi Hazel of 24-7 Spyz.

I don't have a link, but I did hear the guys on Sirius talking 'bout it as I drove home today. They said he is suffering from Guillain-Barré syndrome. Len Pasquarelli had that also.

Prince. The guy may be a weird little gnome, but there's no denying that he has incredible musical ability in terms of his ability to play numerous instruments, write music, arrange music, and also sing. But his guitar playing is outstanding.

We've missed your bright and sunny disposition 'round here, Joseph.

Nah. Britton is built more like a LT, but doesn't have the quickness needed to handle rushers off that edge. He's also not a very powerful drive blocker, so you'd have to have a TE or RB help out on his side if you put him @ RT. I like William Beatty more as a LT prospect, and he could be available when the Bills' 2nd round pick is up.

Yeah, the Bills should take Pettigrew w/ the 11th pick in the draft. Protecting the QB's blindside or putting pressure on the opposing team's QBs be damned.

153 days and counting!!!

Only 159 days 'til the home opener!! Woo hoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm in.

That's really too bad. Another distinctive sports voice silenced. RIP

That is true. I wonder just how much credence we can put to the speculation that the 11th overall pick is indeed up for sale, as Vic Carucci allegedly mentioned to one of the guys on Sirius, who mentioned it this morning. If the Bills really are looking to move down, that's not a bad idea. They could possibly put themselves in a position to get pass rush help, an interior OL, and a receiving TE. That wouldn't be a bad start @ all.

Not bad. I like Vaughn and think he can immediately contribute on special teams. McDonald? He's not playing D tackle for us @ 268 (we already have Spencer Johnson to be the gap penetrating undertackle......hahahaha!!!!). If you're looking for a DT @ that spot, Vance Walker of Georgia Tech, Dorell Scott of Clemson, or Corey Irvin of Georgia should be available and offer more in terms of bulk, run stopping ability, and toughness. Sulak would be a nice pickup in the later rounds if he's there; he's a good athlete who can rush the passer but can also do well in coverage. He'll probably be snapped up by a 3-4 team.

Represent us proudly, folks! I'll be @ RICH for the Bills' draft party.

Show off.

It is touchy. And feely.

The Hall of Fame website has a link to buy tickets to the induction ceremony.

A mock that was (where the Bills' picks were concerned) based purely on my thoughts and opinions, certainly not the result of any polls.

Nope. All the Bills need are a bunch of offensive linemen and Terrell Owens. That's it.

Sorry, but our mock is finished. It ran from April 7th through April 10th.

No.

Consuela