BB2004

I think a lot of people/fans will be very happy with this pick in round 5. Hopefully, Easley will turn out to be a good player.

Well, that's a good thing if he stays healthy.

Well, obviously that was not the plan of Nix and the Bills management. I certainly have a hard time undertanding why a offensive lineman has not been chosen for our team. I understand the first two picks of ours. They do make sense. But rounds 3 and 4 are questionable at this point and time will certainly tell if these players are going to be good.

Absoulutely agree. Bruce Campbell

Totally agree, but it is now time to start building your offensive line again. If we do not, then I am not sure what our plan is.

Derrick Morgan

I absoultely agree. Unless they have a plan to trade away Lynch at sometime today or over the next few days, I am not sure how this makes sense.

I agree. Marv Levy tried to get some OL in here when he was the general manager and Nix needs to think about doing the same thing. We have to build a strong offensive line.

Well, I think all draft experts can put Sam Bradford as the 1st pick in the draft for 2010. The rest is not as obvious.

I think a 5th rounder for Campbell is a good trade for us if we do not draft a quarterback in the first two rounds.

That is absolutely for sure if the price is right. If not, I would think going with a left tackle at #9 would make the most sense.

I think what you wrote is fairly accurate. This is indeed the way it is and that is fine for the time being. As long as we can honestly say we are rebuilding for the future. While I am upset that we did not get a guy like Jamal Williams or an offensive tackle, we can try and draft as best as we can and hope that a lot of the guys turn out to be nice players like it appears to be from last years draft.

Nice draft, but we can not neglect the offensive line again unless you see the rest of the draft picks or round 4 and 5 being strictly offensive lineman/tackles.

That appears about right but anything can happen. I predicted 4 wins. For those who voted on 12 wins, I would like to get your opinion on why you think that.

No question about it. I think that is his specialty and I think he used to be a safety so he's got a lot of experience.

A cornerback with our #9 pick. If Buluga falls to us, and I am guessing he will, I think you draft him there. It would be nice to get McClain, but we have to get a left tackle.

When it comes to the draft information, I think you'd be one of TSW's better scouts.

When Ralph Wilson said he was going to build through the draft, I think he meant it. If we do not sign anyone else in free agency and there probably is a good chance of that happening, it makes sense now to trade down to acquire more draft picks.

I still do not understand why we wouldn't at least make an attempt to sign some guys like Jamal Williams. A lot of us wanted Wilfork, Hampton and Pickett but they were signed by their teams so we had no chance. I just think it would a good idea if we went after a guy like Jamal Williams.

We may not have a choice. It's just more frusturating because we have not made the playoffs in the last 10 years. It is looking to be number 11. I think when we finally get to the playoffs we will all appreciate it more.

The only thing I do not want to see is him getting cut at the end of camp. Then what would be the point of this signing? Competition?

And I remember at the time Laywer Milloy was a good signing as well. Buffalo signed him almost right at the start of the season and beat New England in week one of that season.

Well, it is fairly clear that 2009's draft has a lot of good players for us so far.

You would think that this would be a good draft, except maybe get another linebacker or even another offensive lineman in round 3, maybe Sam Young or Jason Fox?

I agree with you. We have a lot of positions to fill. If the quarterback that we want drops down to #9, which is highly unlikely, than maybe we'll get the quarterback we want there. Otherwise, I really could not see this trade happening.