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My thoughts and why the Bills will end up 7-9 and are pretenders. Edwards is not that good. He makes too many stupid throws, takes sacks and has no urgency. You might as well put Losman in there, at least he is exciting to watch and takes advantage of the deep ball. Hardy is an absolute bust. The guy kept falling to the ground running his routes and then at the end with the only ball thrown to him gets outmuscled by a 5"9" corner. People need to stop making excuses for this guy. He is horrible. The offensive line are a bunch of fat overpaid bums. The defense is a joke. Overall, this team is an absolute disappointment and losing against the Jets at home is a season killer.

I hate NYC and the Jets. Why the hell isn't the Bills game being televised? It's sad when I can even watch the only true NY team on tv in NYC.

Steve Johnson wasn't even a full time starter. Not sure dominated the SEC is all that true.

First day picks were goof. Got the best corner and a great second receiver (in the mold of Burress) to compliment Evans. I'm still very disappointed they didn't draft up to secure Fred Davis or Bennett from Texas A&M, true receiving tight ends. Second day drafting is a complete disaster. All they got are either special teams players or cuts. Every year they draft players in the later rounds to fill backup spots or special teams. They should be drafting players that aleast have a chance to start. esp. in rounds 3 and 4. It's the same old story every year. Why another small cornerback in the 4th? Why another hardworking blocking tightend with limited receiving skills? Don't the Bills have enough of both types of players? And then a project running back? Look what the Patriots do? They get another 2nd round pick next year, secure a top rated passer in the 3rd round and draft solid defensive players. This is why the Bills will never be able to compete!

Too high for a corner. He's not even though good, what a waste. This is why the Bills will never compete.

The Bills have a major hole right now at RB with McGahee gone. Brown is injury prone and Dillon is too old, thus replacing Willis via free agency is out of the question. To me, Levy is looking for the next Thurman Thomas - runner with desire, vision, who can catch and take on blitzes. He got his Henry Jones clone last year in Whitner. Lynch has all those qualities and more, the guy is a playmaker in the mold of Reggie Bush. I like him better than Petterson because of his receiving abilities, plus Petterson is injury prone. Character wise, Lynch is fine - was a leader on the team, played hard and loves the game - exactly what Levy looks for in players. He had that case with the ex girlfriend, but it was thrown out of court. That kind of crap happens all the time to athletes - false accusations by women for money. Ideally, I would want the Bills to pick Lynch and package their 2nd and 3rd pick to move back into the first to either get Patrick Willis or Posluszny to fill the void at linebacker. However, a more realistic approach would be to draft Poslusney's teammate Tim Shaw or even David Harris from Michigan in the 2nd/3rd rounds. CB and even adding another (bigger) receiver to complement Evans should be addressed on the first day of the draft. We already picked McCargo last year in the first round, thus another DT should not be taken in the first round. He came on strong before his season ending injury. Leon Hall is overrated and not worth a first round selection. Just my two cents...thought?

Excellent signing.

Schedule is average at best, I'm a little disappointed: No prime time games - where is the respect? New Orleans and Arizona both have one. First two games are away against divisional rivals. Starting the season probably at 0-2 is not so good. Last game is away against tough Baltimore defense. In the event that the Bills are in the playoff hunt, this could be bad.

Did Winston Justice play RT or LT in college? Let's remember, Mike Williams!!! Wasn't he the stud RT who went up the charts into the top 10 after a great pro-day? Forget it, Justice is not worth the 8th pick. I think either Mario Williams or Vernan Davis or trade down.

I agree. It's important to build that DL. Mario Williams is my first choice! If the Bills can sign Pickett, then the DL will cause havoc for years to come. I'm not too thrilled about picking OL so high. Usually it takes them a while to get accustomed to the NFl, that's if they don't bust like Mike Williams. Even Robert Gallery, who was supposed to be the next best thing, is still not at the level they predicted for him. I heard that they even were thinking of moving him to guard.

They need to throw him the money, get him signed...whatever he is asking, pay the man. Him and Triplett would be a force in the middle. Rod Edwards is a capable backup. With Culpepper now in the AFC East, the Bills will need some offensive fire power, thus they can draft Vernan Davis. Sign Josh McNown to compete for the starting job About Moulds: How about trading him to Green Bay with one of the 3rd round picks for Javon Walker? Any thoughts?

Robert Royal sucks. There is no reason to sign such a bum for so much money. He cannot catch the ball, simple as that. The sad thing is that the Bills will probably not consider a TE in the draft such as Davis or Lewis in the early rounds. Why should they, with two TE's with blown out knees and a butterfingers type TE on the roster! Why is Andre Davis in town, shouldn't it be Antonio Bryant? Marv is simply too old. Jauren is his B word, so he won't make any decisions on his own. Cutting Sam Adams was a mistake too. I don't like the prospect that the Bills will draft Ngata, boring pick and no playmaker.

I don't like the pick. I feel that DT's take awhile to develope and many of the first rounders have not done so well. TE has been a weak position for a long time, and a guy like Vernon Davis can ignite the offense and help Lossman or whatever QB. They say he's a Antonio Davis clone. If defense must be addressed, I'd rather get AJ Hawk or Mario Williams - playmakers. Michael Huff is nice too but 8th pick is too high for him.

Just something I heard... Listened to Howard Stern this morning - he had Chad Johnson on the phone, funny interview. He invited Stern to the Super Bowl party which is hosted by Willis Magahee.

Can't say I'm too thrilled with Bill's draft this year. Disappointed with lack of trade for Henry. Do like third round pick with Everett though. Parrish is too small to be really effective. Who about Raymond Preston as center, why didn't the Bills pick Jason Brown? Is he a better prospect than Preston? Who is actually better? Hopefully for Round 5 the Bills can get either Walter Reyes as backup for Willis or Hawthorne at DT. A taller corner with speed would be nice too, no more of these short guys, please! Thughts.

He is 5' f_ckin 9" and weighs only 170 pounds. He would get killed in flag football. Donahue is a fool. No need for this pick, and nice job with Henry as well.

I just dont understand why this is so hard for Donahue to figure out. This is what should be happening: First off, Bills need to get Kareem McKenzie, tackle from the Jets to visit and sign the man. He is three yr starter and only 25, can play RT and move Mike Williams to LT. The dude is a 4th pick and making the most money on this team, about time he steps up, otherwise, they need to restructure his contract. It's a damn shame he is getting paid so much to play RT. Then Bills need to sign Fred Smoot, CB from the Skins. I like McGee alot but his coverage skills are sometime not great. I think he'll excel as nickleback. Back to Smoot, I feel in case we can't get Clements resigned, Smoot can play and take over as #1. Similar to Clements, he's a ball hawk and will make plays. Then Bills need to sign Marcus Bell, DT from the Lions to replace Pat Williams. He is a run stuffer with big body, will come cheap, nothing flashy but a good compliment to Sam Adams. Then the Bills need to get another wide receiver, someone like David Terrell. With the Bills having one of the better receiver coaches, he can revive this guy's career. As a former #1 round pick, he's big and will make plays. Probably won't be expensive since everyone thinks he's a bust, will compete with Josh Reed for #3. Finally, the Bills need to address the kicker position, either through the draft with Nugent from Ohio State or get someone like Jeff Reed from Pitt or Mike Vanderjagt from Indi. Lindell sucks!!! Any thoughts.

Brad Johnson wouldn't fit. Need a backup with mobility, similar to Losman. Someone like Kordell Stewart, Charlie Batch or that dude from Detroit - Mike M....

I think it's time to depart from the Bledsoe and let the JP era beging. Good decision. As for a backup, someone made a great point, any player thinking about retirement is retired. I wouldn't mind Matthews as a thrid stringer for tutoring and knowledge of the game for JP, but for playing in games when JP (hopefully not) gets injured, he is not the answer. The Bills need a backup capable of playing in important games and not someone out of their prime. I like Brien Griese, the dude can play and won some games last year for the Bucs. He should be released or is UFA. Not sure but he should be willing to come in as backup as he did for Tampa behind Brad Johnson. Another possibility is Mike McMahon, I think he is a UFA and the Lions are looking for a backup to challenge Joey Harrington. Any thoughts.

Thanks man. Good stuff.

Can anybody provide a link that plays the segment with Owens and that chick from Desperate Housewifes - I want to see it. Thanks.

Let's face it, the season is over. In order to make the play-offs, the Bills need to win pretty much every game inluding road games which they tend to lose. I read an article in the Rotchester paper online which makes a good point, JP needs to get in there and play. He needs to be ready for next season. Carson Palmer sat the bench all season last year, and due to this, played poorly in the beginning of this season. The Bills cannot make the same mistake with JP; he can't play any worse than Bledsoe and he'll get the needed experience to carry it over for next season. The Giants, a play-off team, are starting Manning. It makes sense, he (as well of JP) are the future. Let's start now. Mike Mularky is Donahue's puppet, hence he was hired. It's a simple fact that Tom won't admit to his mistake that Bledsoe was washed up and 1st round pick was wasted. I have to admit, I was very excited when I first heard that Drew was coming to Buffalo, and he played pretty well in his first season. The departure of Peerless hurt big time. Both him and Eric Moulds had career years. It's time to start over. Get JP in there, get Lee Evans more involved. Both are first round picks. Look at some other first round pick receivers tearing it up - Roy Williams and Michael Clayton. There is no reason why Evan can't put up those kind of numbers as well. Yeah, the offensive line issue. It's sad when the Bills have a forth pick at right tackle and a third round pick at left tackle while the Patriots have a line comprised of late rounders, yet Brady has all the time in the world to throw the ball. It's unreal. It comes down to this - the coaching staff sucks, Tom Donahue sucks in evaluating talent as well. I hate the Patriots but their coach places more worth on smarts, desire and willingness to play rather than talent. I agree. You can teach skills but you cannot teach work ethic or character. The Bills are a team with some talent and that's pretty much it. This is what needs to be done - start JP, let go of Bledsoe at end of year - maybe even trade with Henry if some team bites, fire Tom Donahue and start fresh.

I feel the following would be good backups (if they are cut on Tuesday). The Bills need to get somebody no later than this week so they can learn the playbook, etc. 1. Tim Couch - Former 1st round pick, hasn't played well in Green Bay so could be cut on Tuesday. Sam Wyche may be able to revive his career. He has telent. 2. Akili Smith - Another 1st rounder who has had a terrible career. Again, Sam could change it around. Has arm strength and mobile, a plus when behind the Bill's offensive line. 3. Chad Hutchinson - Has started in Dallas and played pretty well. Experience in Europe also a plus, let go by the Cowboys due to too many QB's there. 4. Jamie Martin - Has played fairly well as a backup in St. Louis. Not a great choice but would be cheap. 5. Steve Matthews - Has started for Chicago and Washington. Experience but nothing special. The following should not be signed - awful choices. Neil O'Donnell - Another stature and too old. Chris Redman - No arm strength and bad shoulder. What does everyone think?