NCBuffalofan

This is a very interesting idea. Levitre will be missed more than most realize. You add a top notch OLT and we are looking at one of the strongest offensive lines in the NFL. Gives us the option of stuffing the ball down our opponents throats. Kolb is certainly serviceable in this situation. He has a fairly strong arm, the injury stuff is overrated, he was never injured in college. Any qb is going to get injured if they are constantly hit/sacked. My only concern is his ability to digest a new system. He played with the same system in high school and college. If you look on Arizonas web site there is a video with Kurt Warner and him where he admits his first year there was difficult because he didn't fully understand the playbook. Anyhow, really like the idea, great post.

We don't get a lot of Syracuse games in NC, but I just read a dozen scouting articles on this guy. How has he managed to stay below the the radar? Makes all the throws, tough, smart, competitive, big boy. The only knock I can find is he does'nt always display "touch" on the shorter throws. When the Super Bowl is over I imagine his stock is going to shoot through the roof. Like to hear from the nay sayers because from what I have read he sounds like a perfect fit in Buffalo.

People in glass houses..... This is what i do know is one thing that is worse that fitz as a qb, is fitz as a qb in a 5wr set spread chan gun offense when behind. What the heck was that end zone pick??? I have never seen an nfl qb make a throw like that excepting hail mary throws or so. Are you refering to the pick that Brad Smith threw? I am new here and love Fitz, he is not the answer. I have been waiting patiently all year for the wildcat to produce something and I knew that a throw would produce it. Unfortunately it was a pick, but kudos to Chan for going for the juglar. See ya'll at the Titans game, I am starting the next generation of Bills fans, I am bringing my son to his first game, he needs to see where he came from.