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That part I agree with.

The only one that is truly debatable is Pat Williams. He really was missed this season and we had a legitmate chance of keeping him here.

I went to the game last night between the Bulls and the Knicks. I think Antonio Davis did the right thing by protecting his family. However, I could be wrong; I didn't necessarily see it because 2 minutes earlier there was a scuffle/shoving match between a player on the Bulls and Knicks. Overlooked however was the match between these two teams. Very good game last night with Ben Gordon hitting the game winning shot at the buzzer in overtime.

Hopefully they will find the person who did this. This is not acceptable.

I like your drafts, but do we need another QB in the second round? If we could I wouldn't mind getting another CB, especially if Nate is not on our team.

Why is he ranked #1 among all tackles? There must be a reason. If he falls to us, we take him at #8, no question

Maybe its Pittsburgh's year. While I think their are 4 quality QB's, I like Ben R. the best under pressure.

I would take Brady becuase he's excellent under pressure and remains calm when things aren't running smoothly. He's a winner and knows how to get the job done. The super bowls certainly help his case even more.

Yep, he's the real deal. The Bears put two guys on him yesterday and it didn't matter. The other thing about the game was the Carolina offensive line won the battle with the Chicago front four yesterday.

Excellent start. This show continues to be entertaining.

I would add Ferguson to your list. Also if the DT from Oregon shows something in the pre-draft workouts, I wouldn't pass on him either.

It wasn't a good call, but there have been worse. At the time it seemed horrible because of the situation, but New England could have won the game.

As long as we get a coach that is passionate about this team, I would go for them. Right now that guy seems to be Haslett.

The next question is, who's going to be our head coach?

That looks like a dream draft. If it played out the way you suggested, that would be awesome.

That would be something if the Skins beat the Seahawks.

Disagree. If you have the fourth pick in the draft overall and you are planning on picking from that spot, you'd better get yourself a good player. Mike Williams didn't work out for the Bills so far. He could work out very well with another team or maybe he'll come back at a lower price and play well.

Indi over Pitt NE over Denver Seattle over Washington Chicago over Carolina

A few years back they had four 1st round picks if I remember correctly. If they were willing to trade us their #4 for our #8 and our third rounder from Tennesse, would the Jets make the trade?

If he doesn't get franchised look for the Bills to possibly take Jimmy Williams CB form Virgina Tech with our first pick.

That's good balance but unrealistic. The are going to be positions where you're going to want to get better or stay the best. This will command top dollars. There are some positions where you have to let young players compete at an open position. They won't be commanding the couple of millions. A star quarterback in this league is averaging a lot more than 4 million dollars a year. If I could get a Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Carson Palmer quarterback on our team I would pay top dollar for them and rework the cap in a different way.

Maybe we'll start out in Houston in 2006, like the Texans did in Buffalo in 2005.

Why not continue to use him at a position that he's been succeeding at? I don't think it necessary to switch him back to TE. RT looks like a good position for the Bills as long as Jason Peters remains there.

If any of those four players drop to us, I think we'll take them at #8. Obviously D. Ferguson would be the best for our team if he slides to us at #8.

We were going to take Mike Williams or Bryant McKinee. That was what we needed at that time. I don't think that the other two plyers you mentioned were necessarily considered at #4 for the Bills, but I could be wrong.