freester

Agree, once again we waste too many picks on small players or DB players. Ngata is the best DT in the game. We are too small and not physical across the board.

He was wearing the shades even when it was not sunny outside. It seemed a little strange and out of character for him. Maybe its a new image he is trying to project.

this would be a good move since he is familiar with the offense, obviously for veteran minimum salary or close to it.

I hope you are right. I live in ATL and after the bills they are my team.

I'll bring over some beer. I really want to watch the falcons/panthers game from the parking lot.

He is not overated, just overpaid. No one other than bills fans and management think he is a top 10 receiver. He is small and not physical. He is fast, has great hands and runs great routes. Andre johnson T O Randy Moss Brandon Marshall Steve Smith Larry Fitz Anquan Bolden Roddy White Calvin Johnson wes welker

Schoebel is old and overpaid. Kelsay is just overpaid. Denney is old. Ellis is not NFL player.

The falcons are desperate at WR. Douglas also was a KR/PR. They already have a big possession guy in Michael Jenkins so Roscoe would fit nicely.

I'd give up both knees for her

mediocre competition for a mediocre player

TKO was like a Chris Spielman and a Bryce Paup. A great player and person whose career was strongly affected by injuries.

It may be laughable but true. Ellison is one of the worst starting LB in the league and Wire played solidly for the falcons. Wire played mostly at safety in buf where he was poorly suited.

I think Youboty is an upcoming defensive star, if he can stay healthy. He reminds me of Tim Connally

I live in atlanta as well, but I think the falcons are a serious contender. Matt Ryan is the next Peyton Manning. The falcons offense will be a top 5 offense this year. The defense lost 5 starters from last year, but I still think will be solid. In fact I think the falcons defense has more talent than our defense. Coy Wire is significantly better than Ellison, Plain and simple, I think the falcons have better management and coaching than we do. by the way, what school do you teach at?

for us out of towners, it means the first 2 preseason games are televised live.

If he is solid, it means that we will not resign Terrence Mcgee next year.

I met rodney harrisons parent's in the buffalo airport after we beat the pats 31-0 in the home opener. They were very gracious, high class people. I enjoyed speaking with them and they were very complimentary about the team and the bills fans. Despite his tough, dirty on the field personality, I suspect he will be an insightful intelligent commentator. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

I would give up a second, and there is no doubt we would have to accept his current contract. I don't think pioli knows him that well and he knows that despite his talents, he is a poor fit for the system in KC. Furthermore, he wants to build thru the draft and a potential high second round pick is not bad along with a large salary dump.

http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFL/A.../wwhi051409.htm The falcons reportedly had a deal in place for their 1st and 3rd for dorsey. The deal was cancelled when DT Jerry was available in the first round. I suspect he could be had for next years first.

I think we wil try to trade Parrish. Seattle won't be interested after drafting Crabtree. We will not draft a DE in the top 3 rounds. Jason Peters will definitely be traded. The names you will most likely here on draft day for the bills are Oher, Pettigrew, Pereia, Matthews,Cushing, Mack, Unger, Raji. We will try to trade down, but it may not be possible.

I'm sure Detroit would rather get rid of #1 and keep its bevy of lower picks.

so you just want to give in to Peters demands?

No value, just gets rid of an unhappy player and allows us to draft Aaron Curry. I don't know what other realistic offers we will get for Peters.

just a little weed, http://www.profootballtalk.com/2009/04/05/...rade-no-1-pick/

The main downside is the cost of signing the #1 pick. I suspect that Detroit would take this trade.