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BisonMan

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  1. Sorry, I was counting 11 players on each side of the ball plus two kickers. That's 24 positions times 5 per position. That's 120 "Top-5" players across the league, or about 3.75 (~4) per team. I should have broken out that there are 2 each of OT, OG, DT, DE,etc.
  2. I've seen and felt a lot of optimism regarding the Bills 2012 roster on this site over the past three months. It got me thinking that I generally equate top teams with the talent on their roster. On most top teams, I can point out a number of players on their roster that I would put in the top 5 in the league in their positions (especially QB). In looking at the Bills roster in recent years, I didn't see any Top-5 players at any position outside of punter (Moorman). Reviewing the roster today things look a bit different: Offense QB - not top 5 (or even 10?) RB - Freddie is definitely Top-5 TE - nope WR - I like Stevie but don't think he's T5 OT - nope OG - Levitre is looking good but I wouldn't classify him as T5 yet with zero Pro-Bowls or All-Pro years. C - Wood is good, not great (when healthy) K - sorry, need more power P - Moorman may be near the T5 still but likely not any more Defense DT - K. Williams could be T5 back in his old 4-3 position. Darius might be there in a year or two DE - Super Mario is T5 when healthy OLB - nope MLB - nope CB - I have high hopes but completely unproven S - Wilson is a great field general but not T5. Byrd might be close. So, going through our starters, I only see one sure fire T5 player on each side of the ball. Everything else rides on the dreaded "potential". By pure chance, a team should have 4 Top-5 players on their roster. Opinions?
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