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I would like to see Roosevelt back, great attitude and work ethic. He could learn from Stevie who has the best attitude of any bill ( but could learn better off season workout)

Levitre's position is critical like Byrd. So at least $7 milion a year min, restructure Fitz with incentives. Mario at $16 million is too much, compared to draft possible.

Our last OL coach did a unreal job covering for injuries, we need Levitre and at least 1 more good new OL player. Run and stop the run (especially bad weather)

Would be a solid pick for dominate OL that could give qb time and rb openings. Lane Johnson is another OT worth taking.

I trust Pettine to spot good defensive players for his system. So far so good.

Stevie was a great representative for Buffalo and the Bills on NFL AM. He was intelligent, very funny , dazzled them with his dancing, he's a keeper !

The bills have tried to rebuild since Bill Polian and John Butler were let go.

Buffalo waterfront dome , Warren Buffet money could afford, is just a nice dream for WNY

If I could only afford Levitre or Fitz (at present salary) I would keep Levitre. Go for a qb in 2014 or 2nd rd this, T Jax is on the payroll, use him

The bills have there share of 1 st rd mistakes, so we can't throw stones.

Agree If the Bills don't re-sign Levitre, OT 1 st rd for sure, OG later rds

Restructure Fitz, sign Levitre and Byrd .

S. Merriman is a good leader, but only at a much lower contract due to being injury prone.

Pettine might bring in a FA who knows his system from the Jets ,March 12

Pettine will know how to get Aaron up to his potential.

Excellent info by OP, thanks, drafting is a lot harder then it looks. I won't be so critical of buddy now , but wish we could draft like SF or NE

Mayocks view for bills 1st pick http://blogs.buffalo...-has-holes.html a different idea http://blogs.buffalonews.com/press-coverage/2013/02/why-the-bills-should-think-about-drafting-another-ot-early.html?ref=brp

Example of good front office and scouting is SF 49 ers Start counting up the first-round draft choices on the roster and you're going to need three hands. San Francisco boasts an astounding 15 players who were deemed blue-chip and selected in the league's opening round. And there's even a fascinating subset within those numbers. Nine of those first-round 49ers are homegrown, but six were imports from other organizations. That list features receiver Randy Moss (1998, Minnesota), defensive end Justin Smith (2001, Cincinnati), guard Leonard Davis (2001, AZ) cornerback Carlos Rogers (2005, Washington), safety Donte Whitner (2006, Buffalo) and receiver-return man Ted Ginn Jr. (2007, Miami). Clearly San Francisco can see value in another team's refuse. Read More: http://sportsillustr.../#ixzz2M6KnfAWk http://sportsillustr...first-rounders/

Deion Sanders , 4.21 sec , it matters . With todays spread offense, Teo better be able to chace down a qb at the least.

If the new staff can fix the defence, they can get by with Fitz (restructured contract) till they find a better qb.

Focus on run (good OL) and stop the run this year. Too many holes to fill.

Cleveland misses: 2007 Brady Quinn rd 1 #22 , 2010 Colt Mc Coy rd 3 #85 , 2012 Brandon Weeden rd 1 #22

He doesn't look like rd 1 , especially after the Alabama game. John Harbaugh shook his head watching his slow run.

Watching the combine I don't see a qb in rd 1. That must be why KC is trying for Alex Smith. Restructure Fitz to sign Levitre , bad move to cut Nelson.

Young, 6'5'' , big mistake to let him go.