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I think I agree almost 100%. Though I would like to see us add an early OLB or CB, WR in second, and a QB in the third (preferably Osweiller as a project guy)

Kyle Williams says he likes them better, as well. http://blogs.buffalobills.com/2012/04/05/kyle-knows-new-nike-unis/

Stanley cup victory would be nice......and atleast a playoff spot after all the money they spent this offseason

I'm not trying to be negative, because you were right about some things about this team, but this very attitude is a problem sometimes with Buffalo sports. Bill Belichick said it best, "You cannot fall in love with players," and I think Buffalo fans do this alot. I believe it happens more in hockey than in football, but Buffalo fans seem to want to keep hometown guys and 3rd string guys around because of their interaction with the community or their tenure with the team. Sometimes those guys need to go!! Guys on the Bills like Jasper or someone like that, and Sabres players like Roy, Kaletta, Gaustad (finally gone), and even Ruff just don't belong on the roster/staff. We absolutely robbed Nashville for the 1st rounder we got for Goose, and he has like 4 pts since he's left (last I checked). Ruff seems like a great coach now, but I'm tired of barely making 8th place and then losing in the 1st round every year. So like I said, I do think you make some good points, but Buffalo fans have a tendency to fall in love with players, and that is not a good thing if you want to build a winner!!

I don't think Hightower is an option, simply because I don't see us going middle linebacker. I think Zach Brown, Nigel Bradham, or Lavonte David could be options

I voted Gilmore, and I think it's either him or Keuchly. I don't think Chan or Nix want any bad character guys, so that crosses off Kirkpatrick. I think Reiff is an NFL RT, Kendall Wright and Martin too high of a pick (because I believe that the only OT worth a top ten pick is Kalil), we don't need a Guard in Decastro, and we took care of our DE's in free agency. So I think, logically, it's either Keuchly or Gilmore, and I give the edge to Gilmore.

You're mostly right, but the reason Mallett dropped into the third round is because he was extremely immature. He had trouble with alcohol in college, and even missed a visit with the Panthers because he was reportedly hung over from partying the night before.

He worked on his throwing motion, looks to be throwing more over the top now! His Pro Day highlights are on YouTube if you want to check them out.

Osweiler is a prospect that is not expected to start right away. He's coming out early, as a Junior, and is projected as a guy that will be a very good NFL QB after sitting and learning for a couple of seasons. I strongly disagree with you in respect to his arm strength, because he is considered to have one of the strongest arms in this draft. The reason some of his passes get tipped is because he likes to thread the needle, because of his arm strength, but he also completes a good number of them; a good example of these completions are his TD passes against Mizzou (first TD pass) and Utah (quick pass across the middle). I would love for him to be a Buffalo Bill. Hope you "get" Brock Osweiler now...

His name is Tank, what's not to like?

Round One: Luke Keuchly LB Boston College (ALT: Johnathan Martin OT Stanford, Stephon Gilmore CB South Carolina) Round Two: Brock Osweiler QB ASU (No ALT, don't think we pass this kid up. Great upside, and time to learn behind Fitz for a few seasons) Round Three: Brandon Boykin CB UGA Round Four(A): Orson Charles TE UGA Round Four(B): Ty Hilton WR FIU 5-7, anything can happen.

Agreed

I have watched a lot of film on this guy the past few weeks, and I like what I saw. The offense he ran at ASU is very similar, in my opinion, to what Chan does here in Buffalo. He looks very raw, since he is coming out as a Junior, but I think the sky is the limit for this guy. Sitting behind Fitz for a couple of seasons and working with David Lee may be exactly what he needs to master his craft. Just wanted to see what everyone else's opinion of him is. He also held his own pro day this morning, after missing his school's initial pro day and the combine with a sprain in his foot. Some of the so-called experts see him jumping into the second round, with McShay (genius, I know) even predicting Buffalo to take him at 41. Opinions?