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If you want a blocking TE, here is your guy... Cameron Clear TE Texas A&M 6'6" 277 4.85 40 yd. projected 7th round Clear is a big athlete that has spent most of his time on the high school level playing tight end. His future is on the offensive line though at offensive tackle. He has great size, he has great leg drive, and he is very athletic. His move to OL will take some time because he will need to learn the position, but he has the tools to be a very good one there. His upside is very high because of his body, feet, and athleticism. - Chad Simmons Jason Peters 2.0 PS - Clear is a bulkier tight end who could move to tackle in the NFL, but some teams might view him as an inline tight end who can improve as a receiver. According to Charean Williams, Clear met with scouts from the Patriots, 49ers and Browns during his pro day workout.

Looks like Bulaga is staying in Green Bay per NFL network.

What kind of money does everyone think JW would want? South African Krugerrands!

The Bills are fortunate that there seems to be a lot of talented LB/DE's available if Hughes goes elsewhere. Besides Pernell McPhee, Brandon Graham and Derrick Morgan you have Jason Worilds, Brian Orakpo and Jabaal Sheard. Any one of those six could replace Hughes, some of them for less money.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/25092800/with-lesean-mccoy-on-board-heres-12-things-the-bills-need-to-do-next PS - is there any cosmic significance to the fact that a few days after Spoc's death McCoy was traded for Ki®ko?

I agree. Maybe a TE in round 3 if someone drops right into your lap, more likely round 5.

Their 40 times were not very impressive with only Wes Saxton running a sub 4.60. The one TE who I found interesting was Cameron Clear of A and M. He is a great blocker and at 6'6" 280 has the potential to play OT. ( Jason Peters 2.0?) Perhaps a late round pick or high priority UFA. On another note, Chris Gragg is the 4th fastest TE in the NFL at the moment, faster than any of the TE's in this years draft. Hopefully we can develop him into an offensive weapon.

The article states ..."They probably need a five-technique type. 6-foot-5, 300 pounds, long arms -- Aaron Smith type guy." The one guy in the draft that seems to be a perfect fit is Oregon's 6-foot-8 300 pound Arik Armstead. It's highly unlikely however, that he will still be on the board when we draft in the 2nd round.

Great article http://espn.go.com/blog/buffalo-bills/post/_/id/17345/bills-offseason-preview-defensive-tackles?ex_cid=espnapi_public

As soon as I saw GB kick a field goal on 4th and goal inside the one yard line and then Seattle fake a FG and succeed I knew what the eventual outcome would be.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24953400/harbaugh-says-ne-ran-illegal-plays-tom-brady-says-study-the-rulebook

They gave us 14 points, but we turned it into just 3. Now we are capable of blowing what should have been an easy win. By the way, no sense in blitzing on 2nd down if you can't stop long 3rd down plays.

2 yards per carry isn't going to win many games. Thankfully the Jets gift wrapped this one for us. Harvin had 28 yards on 4 carries and he's only been there a week. Why can't we get the ball to our fast guys in the running game? There is more to the run game than hammering the ball between the tackles!

A rare combination of great aggressive defense and unbelievably horrible play calling by our OC. Why can't we get the ball to our fast guys in space?

If there was any doubt we are cursed, we just lost our two best RB's for the year and our best trading chip in less than a half.

If there was any doubt we are cursed, we just lost our two best RB's for the year and our best trading chip in less than a half.

That's why I like Spiller. Too bad he just wrecked his shoulder.

The call on the kickoff was a player lined up more than 5 yds. off the line of scrimmage. Why didn't the ref tell him to move up a few yds. before the kick? Oh yea, this isn't New England.

Clearly the officials are in the bag for New England. Hard to believe they can be this obvious and not investigated by the NFL.

You can't run a one yard route when you need three yards!!!

So endeth the Orton experiment!

Any thoughts on this article? Was there about to be a WR's mutiny? http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/jason-la-canfora/24738411/bills-benched-ej-manuel-in-part-because-he-put-wideouts-in-danger

We are making the fatal mistake of trying to cover their receivers instead of putting Rivers on his ass.

And that's why you go on 4th down once you're past mid field.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/nfl-draft-scout/24612828/four-players-eligible-for-nfls-supplemental-draft Any of these guys worth taking a late round flyer on?