Chas

Tasker, Smerles, Talley, Thomas

1. Steve Tasker 2. Fred Smerlas 3. Joe Fegeson 4. Darly Talley 5. Doug Fluti

QG - smartest position on the field, and you want to draft a QB that knew he was a full boat scholarship and might actually need a job after the NFL, and then participated in selling stuff, that he was not smart enough to know the rules.

I actually would be very interested in seeing JP Losman signed as the #2

Not fair to compare Fitz to Kelly, but I am comparing him to Kemp, Fergy & Fluti (2, 3, & 4 Bills QB). No he does not have a great gifted natural skill - he usually plays smart. His leadership and strive mentality is the asset that drives him. Mobilty is on par with Kemp, greater than Fergy, much less than Fluti and greater then Kelly. His arm and accuracy is even with Kemp, Less than Fergy, Much Less than Kelly and about even with Fluti, though Fluti scamble and dump was better. Reading a D lineup, better than Kemp and Fergy, less than Fluti and Kelly. But I look at what he did late in the season with Nelson, Roosevelt, and Jones - very short in their careers and he adapted well to an ever changing WR lineup. If Easley pans out, we have a very young WR Set, toss in Evans and Parrish - we have a very good WR corps along with Jackson and some Spiller out of the backfield dumps and shuffles. If the O Line can stabilize 20% better than last year, I would anticipate Fitz with a QB rating in mid to high 80's and would be very happy. I am very happy with the draft, and think Buddy/Chan are starting to get the wheels on the correct track, I am happty to have Fitz start the season as the starting QB, considering he did not get much 1st team snaps in pre-season last year and thrusted into a starters role - he did well. I am pisssed about the lock-out as much as everyone, I was looking forward to Fitz working with this young WR group going into the season to see what would happen. I give Fitz starting QB a huge thumbs up, to me he is a leader and I cheer him on....GO FITZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!

That year less than 50% of the field goal attempts of 47 yards or greater were converted for 3 points. The play (lack of)of the game was Ingrams reception and yards after catch producing a first down on a touchdown drive. The fact that he was touched by 6 Bills before being brought down is what lost Super Bowl 25

Since before the draft, I had hoped the Bills would have drafted Dan Lefevor out of Central Michigan, I moved back to WNY in Jan 2010, I have lived 10 miles from CMU campus and watched Lefevor quite a bit. Just a thought, but situational insertion, wildcat formation with Lefevor and 2 or all 3 of our running backs. I feel Brohm could be elevated to #2.

Pull Norwood off of the list, and add the 6 Buffalo Bills that had a hand on Mark Ingram and missed the tackle, that was the play of the game.

Ron McDole

If AS returns next year, leave him on the DL. Maybin may pan out for an a situational OLB. Poz Stays, but I really hope that John D. returns and calls the signals. Ellison will be better suited for a 3-4, Mitchel would be a good starter at OLB. But we do need to draft some LB depth.Going to a 3-4 also opens up the possiblity of Scott staying at OLB, and I like the way he hits

It is so much more fashionable than balck and white stripes, and I agree

I would bet, that the Bills would be very lucky to be offered a 3rd round pick, between poor production and off-field problems. Lynch is not quick or elusive enough to be utilized as a returner. A previous post recommends utilizing him as a fullback - and that maybe the best option.

How thelocal paper reported the game \The Morning Sun - Mt Pleasant MI - Home of CMU

I have watched LeFevour for 4 years (I live 15 miles from CMU - but moving to Rochester NY next week). Your assesment is excellent, I think maybe the Bills should offer you a scouting position

There are times that someone should be shot to put them out of their misery, the person who posted this topic is one of those rare circumstances