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http://cgi.ebay.com/76-TERRELL-OWENS-2009-...3DLVI%26ps%3D54 Obviously, it's intensely photoshopped, but I thought i'd share. Pretty sweet if you ask me. It's still so bizarre to look at him in our colors. I almost always have to do a double take

"A second-round choice from the 1999 draft, Jansen started 123 games for the Redskins. He was considered an anchor at right tackle, but injuries and age apparently caught up to him." "The team tried to talk him into retiring Friday" Yes, please, get it done

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Nelson, easily. He was considered by many to be the 2nd best TE in this draft behind Pettigrew (sometimes behind Jared Cook). In a DEEP TE class, he was slotted anywhere's from the late-1st (depending on how high Pettigrew went) to a late-2nd. It's still an absolute miracle to me he was available in the 4th. Kevin Everett was the 2nd or 3rd best available TE in a pretty poor TE class in 2005. We took him in the 3rd which is about where he was slotted.

No, I don't want him for the simple reason that if we were replacing Jauron that would mean that the 2009 season went terribly arry.

How could you not get excited about a young LB in his prime, who led his team in tackles last year, possibly becoming a Bill? That excitement triples when you realize that he'd be putting Keith Ellison back to reserve duty, finally.

He'll be a starting QB in either the UFL or CFL. Bank on it.

How about Maurice "Not Beanie" Wells

Oh wow! We're bringing in Cullen Harper? He's one of the cream of the crop, undrafted QB's. He's usually ranked in the top 10 or so QB's available in the '09 draft. Almost always above Drew Willy. http://www.draftcountdown.com/rankings/qb.php Another interesting tryout is De'Cody Fagg (save the immaturity), the WR from Florida State. He was invited to the combine last year and completely destroyed his knee. His career was considered over before it even started. Apparently, he's made a miraculous comeback: http://www.tampabay.com/sports/colleges/article975122.ece Too bad we're stacked at WR. He was a stud in college and a top prospect before the combine incident.

No, I still prefer who we took and I find the Madden card interesting because it echoes the thoughts of the many. Orakpo is a better all-around player (right now). But if you're looking for pass rush first and foremost, like us, Maybin's got it all over him in burst and moves.

Aaron Maybin - http://ll-100.ea.com/cem/u/f/GPO/easports....aaronMaybin.jpg Eric Wood - http://ll-100.ea.com/cem/u/f/GPO/easports....ds/ericWood.jpg Brian Orakpo has an 82 rating compared to Aaron Maybin's 78. However, Aaron has an 87 rating on "Finesse Moves" and an 84 on "Speed" versus Orakpo's 66 and 83. Long story short, it looks cool

If he doesn't get reinstated in the NFL and/or a team doesn't want him, he'll go to the UFL. They need the star power in their league.

I'd much rather have a proven pass rushing hybrid who could possibly go down then start the season with Keith Ellison.

Uh..... nah dude. Butler was our starting RG last year and did a pretty bang-up job. You certainly do not draft a lunch pail interior lineman in the first round of the draft and make him ride the pine.

Demetrius Bell is not ready to just jump into the starting LT spot. Even Jason Peters started at RT before being moved. I'm not even sure if Bell had ANY regular season action on any part of the line last year, let alone Left Tackle. He may have all the potential in the world, but you don't just throw him into the fire like that. Furthermore, Brad Butler has quietly turned into a very good offensive lineman. Honestly, he was arguably the most solid out of anyone last year. He certainly does not deserve to be benched. If anything, he'll be getting a promotion to RT, not a demotion.

I feel we've had a helluva draft so far. But i'm wondering why we drafted almost everyone at different positions then they did in college? Aaron Maybin - Our pass rusher. Was a DE in college. Buffalo sent out their text alert stating we drafted "LB Aaron Maybin" Eric Wood - A premier Center in college. However, Jauron in his interview stated we'll stick him in at Guard. Jairus Byrd - A top 5 ranked CB prospect. Chris Brown stated he'll most likely be playing at Safety in Buffalo. Andy Levitre - This pick confused me because if were playing Wood at Guard and Butler has been decent, why would we give up picks to trade up and take the best natural Guard in the draft? Jauron said in his interview today that they may try him at Tackle. Shawn Nelson - TE that will play TE. Maybe we can try him out at WR? (lol) Nic Harris - A prolific college OLB that we drafted to play S. All of these position switches kind of concerns me.

I don't give a sh-t if they drafted him to be our kicker, if we wanted Jairus Boyd on this team, we had to take him there. Bottom line, you can not like the pick and trash them taking a CB in Round 2 while Brown and Cook were on the board. But you can't say they could have had Boyd later in the draft because it's just not true.

I can understand your displeasure with the pick. I won't lie, I was pissed to when the pick came in. I was hoping for Jared Cook, personally. But he would NOT have been available outside of Round 2, let alone later in the draft. That's just a false statement. He was widely considered the 5th best CB prospect in the draft behind Malcolm Jenkins, Vontae Davis, Darius Butler, and Alphonso Smith, who were all gone by our pick. There was a run on secondary in Round 2 and it has heavily carried on into the 3rd. You may not like the Boyd pick, but it wasn't a reach.

If you think Everette Brown falls to 28, you're crazy If you think Clint Sintim falls to 42, you're crazy If you think Duke Robinson falls to 75, you're crazy /Foxworthyness

Brian Orakpo Everette Brown Aaron Maybin Robert Ayers Tyson Jackson Larry English

Dante Hall was traded, along with a 3rd Round Pick, to the Rams for their 3rd and a 5th. Essentially, Hall was traded for a 5th. Dante Hall was a much bigger game changer returning punts than Roscoe is. I would not be shocked or hurt if we only got a 5th for him considering.

http://www.draftcountdown.com/features/Value-Chart.php If you package the #11 and #28, you get a total of 1,910. Which is just under the #3 overall pick and more than the 4th. If KC or Seattle wanted to pull the trigger, we could land either Jason Smith or Eugene Monroe (as St. Louis is expected to take one of them). For it or against it?

Everyone seems to forget the fact that Peters wanted out. It wasn't just a matter of us trading away a "Pro Bowl" LT. The guy didn't want to be here! Given that fact, we should be glad we got something. Not only something, but a 1st Round pick in a draft a week away. Given that fact, i'd say we made out pretty good. Especially when you consider that our pick next year is unknown and reportedly conditional.

Yes, trade Whitner. We need more holes to fill on this team

On his official website (http://www.terrellowens.com), T.O. has a link to his official Twitter account. Who'd have thunk T.O. tweets? Anyways, it can be found at: http://twitter.com/terrellowens81 Interestingly enough, 10 hours ago he posted the following: "I'M N GOOD OL BUFFALO & LOVIN IT!! SNOW & ALL!!" I think that's pretty cool and thought i'd share