The Tomcat

A sad day. Condolences to the Wilson and Bogdan family. Very sorry to hear this. RIP

He ends it with....."Pappa says......" PS...Fra Geel lay! Must be french!

I have no idea what they were. I could only testify to that. Could have been just GNC stuff....wait, isn't that were the star caps were bought?

Jones was still there at that time. I remember some sort of egg shaped chamber they used for, I think, body fat.

In the Bills heyday of the 90's, when training camp was in Fredonia, I used to work for a company that rented them the golf cars during camp. I got to be in the locker room for the first couple days and remember being in Abe Abrowdowski (SP?) office and seeing bottles and bottles of supplements, protein shakes, amongst other things. I remember being shocked at the amount of different stuff and figured that was the norm for clubs. Nothing to add I guess, it was just an observation. I have no recollection of what they were specifically.

Ask him if he wants to get high and "Where the bitc hes at?"

On sports center this morning Mel said he liked the Bills draft more than anyones. I don't need the praise because its all speculation but its nice not to get hammered.

Cut some dead weight. Not afraid to make a draft day deal. I think he's doing a good job as well. Stay tuned!

Den doesn't use the TE in pass patterns, Scheffler doesn't fit into their scheme so thats why they want to trade him

I really hope so...getting one the top TE's I thought was a priority.... crossing my fingers. Richard Quinn?? who the hell was that?

could Scheffler be moving???? I hope so

NO WINNERS!!!!!!!!!! Go Bills!

Love this pick

I wanted Orakpo

Down to 12 hours!!!

Come on people....I need guess's

I think I like Cook or Coffman just as much as Pettigrew. TIGHT ENDS Name School HT. WT. 40-Yd. Dash Rd. 1. BRANDON PETTIGREW Oklahoma State 6-5½ 264 4.82 1-2 "He can block, he can run, he catches the ball," Brocato said. "Really a complete guy." Four-year starter. "This kid is better than that," Chicago GM Jerry Angelo said, comparing him to Bubba Franks. "Same kind of blocker but he's better in the passing game. If you want more of a receiver you go in a different direction." Finished with 112 catches for 1,450 yards (13.0) and nine TDs. "Franks probably was a little more accomplished as a receiver and maybe a little flashier coming out of Miami," Savage said. "But Franks ran horribly during the predraft stuff. Pettigrew is maybe a little tougher. Has a little bit of an edge to him." 2. SHAWN NELSON Southern Mississippi 6-5 241 4.54 2 Four-year starter who gave serious consideration to declaring last year. "H-back in a pass-oriented system," Hardaway said. "He's got competitive speed." Finished with 157 receptions for 2,054 yards (13.1) and 16 TDs. "Heck of an athlete," one scout said. "Kind of a flex guy. Never blocks anyone." Earned praise from scouts by going to the Senior Bowl and sticking his nose in as a blocker. "If somebody's expecting him to be a run-block-catch tight end they may end up being a little disappointed," another scout said. "Not necessarily a bad kid but I don't know how smart he is, how into it he is. But if he's used in the proper fashion he could be a legitimate threat. He stood out at the Senior Bowl as an athlete running down the field." Wonderlic of 24. 3. JARED COOK South Carolina 6-4½ 248 4.51 2 Opened eyes at the combine with a 41-inch vertical jump, a blazing 40 and arms measurement of 35¾ inches. "I think he's probably the best overall receiver," St. Louis VP Tony Softli said. "He was a former receiver moved in. At some point they will want him in-line hitting somebody. I think he has that inner toughness to do that." Just a one-year starter. Despite a Wonderlic of 25, he has a hard time with assignments. "He's just an athlete," one scout said. "He's either going to be big-time or a bust. You would think at SC he would score more than three touchdowns this season and seven for his career." Finished with 73 receptions for 1,107 yards (15.2). "He's a specialty item," another scout said. "If you have the imagination and ability to use him properly, which teams do have, you can do it. But by the time he's a blocker we're liable to be wearing different colors." 4. CHASE COFFMAN Missouri 6-6 246 4.8 2-3 Established an NCAA record for receptions by a TE (247); finished second in yards (2,659, 10.8) and TDs (30). "His hands are probably as good as Crabtree's," one scout said. "He has made great catches. He's sort of a loping runner, a Boyd Dowler type. He's really a big wideout." Used almost exclusively from the slot. "People see him as a skinny-framed receiver but he can really catch and he's pretty good with the ball in his hands," Savage said. "He will do enough as a blocker." Father, Paul, was 3 inches shorter and 10 pounds lighter during his Pro Bowl career as a TE for the Packers. Suffered a broken bone on the final play of the Alamo Bowl and still hasn't worked out. Compared by some scouts to Jay Novacek and Jason Witten. "If you look at his combine picture he's not even developed yet," Tennessee scouting coordinator Blake Beddingfield said. "He can get bigger and stronger." Wonderlic of 23.

work and home...I own my own business so I have to watch out for the boss. Cocktails are known to come out at work also....isn't that the same everywhere?

Thank you people!

I had to read the entire 19 pages! oh the humanity

I'd like to read about the top 10-15 at each position..... Who do you use for your info?

Maybin Pettigrew Mack

I see us using a draft pick in a trade for a player from another team. Waters? Henderson? Scheffler? one of those needs will come in the form of an established player. Possibly a player for player trade. Parrish for Scheffler for example.

Is it possible this can get pinned until after the draft?