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And who do you start at guard then? They likely would start Howard which is just scary if you watched the preseason. Urbick is said to be a long term prospect who is not ready and may not have the playbook down yet.

The dude is a psycho....in a good way

I have read in a few spots that all drafts would proceed as normal.

You could just see last night that they wanted to cart them off and Jenkins was saying that he didn't want it. He knew it may be his last time on the field and wanted to walk off under his own power. You could see it in his eyes as he was walking off that he knew he was done.

One of my employees is a season ticket holder and when I got in to work this morning he said "Man, you should have seen all of the fights and drunk people". He has been a season ticket holder for years so he knows what a Bills game is about.

Why don't you set this up on Yahoo fantasy sports or something so we don't have to deal with a thread of 100 posts and it is managed by the computer?

Brent Celek of the Eagles was drafted by the Eagles in 2007. He was never a Bill. You are thinking of Brad Cieslak who played for a few years, went to the Browns and then out of the league since 2008.

Pass got blown up on almost every play and the dcoverage on the pass to the RB down the sideline was terrible but what got me was the pass to the TE on the sideline. Poz had perfect postion to kill him, lets up for some reaon, gives him a kitty tap and fall out of bounds as the TE gains an extra yard or three

That was a series of 3 terrible plays in a row by Poz

I think he meant a fantasy team of his creation in the real world, not a fantasy football team. At least I hope so.

I noted in my training camp notes from Tuesday that #62 was far and away the worst center on the roster during snapping drills but I could not figure out who this was as he is not listed on the camp roster.

I agreed with three points. It is hard to tell from practice, Brohm has more upside and this won't be decided until after the second preseason game. I would say the depth chart now is Trent-Brohm-Brown but that could swing wildly especially with Fitz, a smart QB, coming in against the second or third thringers in live game situations.

I think Gailey will have some sort of plan for this. The receivers worked a lot today on short inside slants. This is something that we haven't seen in a long time. The coaches were right at the line with the players, jamming them and then showing them how to beat the jam and worked with many individually on making the correct inside cut and selling another route. Roscoe may excel at this. He can't beat the jam but is so fast that he can cut right insdie before ever being jammed.

Fitz looked bad. I didn't see much either way on Brohm but he seemed to be floating it a lot. I missed his 7x7 work. Brown looked to have zip and mobility but did not see him in any team drills.

It was HOT out and the crowd was bigger than I expected for a Tuesday afternoon. I stood by the players gate and saw quite a few players come in. I actually walked from the road to the players gate with Dante Whitner and no one else around which was kind of cool. I stationed myself at the far end of the field which was the offensive end for individual drills. I caught the interior linemen at first, then the QBs and running backs, then the receivers. I watched the QBs and RBs during the special team portion and then saw 7x7 drills. I left a bit early to beat the crowd and because my camera and cell phone died. Here are my notes for what they are worth: * Trent looks good. He looked real good. It was hard to say if he was really that good or if the other QBs in camp are just that bad but Trent was clearly heads and shoulders above them. They did a drill where the QB ran a play action rollout and passed on the run. Trent was spot on and had good velocity. Fitz and Brohm looked like they were floating everything. No zip at all. Brown showed some velocity but had a weird, almost side arm throwing motion on these rollout passes. Trent had a nice stretch in 7x7 where he hit Roscoe on a nice throw, David Nelson on a nice throw, hit Lynch, hit D. Nelson again, just overthrew Jackson in the corner endzone then threw a TD pass to D. Nelson. * Fitz looked terrible. Looked out of it all day and had no velocity on any of his throws. His highlight of the day was a one handed TD catch from Edwards while the special teams practice was going on. I do not see him on the roster if this type of play continues. In the one 7x7 drill I saw him run, he started incomplete, incomplete, bat down at the line, TD to Roscoe on a short out with no one around. * Wood spent a lot more time snapping the ball than practicing the guard position in individual drills. He also looked the best at doing it. His snaps were spot on and easy to handle and he got out of his stance quickly. Hangartner looked solid but not overly strong or athletic. The others looked terrible. Let's hope we do not see any of them at center. I am assuming it was Gaddis with a few others but I noted #62 as being the worst and can't find that number on the roster. * Lee and Roscoe were both solid for the receivers. Steve Johnson looked like a pro and the clear #2 guy. Easley was on the field joking with the guys and moving around well but obviously did not practice. Donald Jones made great plays all day and looked like a real sleeper. I noted him as my top WR of the day. Namaan also made some nice catches but did not look as fast or fluid as Jones. Hardy looked terrible for most of practice, then made some nice moves, then dropped a few in 7x7. David Nelson looked to be about the same size as him and looked much better catching, running routes and moving fluidly. On every other play a coach would stop the drill to say something to Hardy or show him how to get off the line correctly or how to run a route. I can see Hardy being cut if this is the norm. Roscoe was all over and Lee was Lee. * Marshawn dogged it bad through the running back stretching. He barely made an effort and never did what the coaching shouting out the drills was saying. Spiller followed directions to a T and looked enthused. Jackson did as well. Marshawn did go all out in the team drills though and made a few nice catches. * Playcalling looks more creative from the walk-through portion that they held. Sad that a training camp walkthrough looks more creative that last year's offense. That's all I was able to remember or note. Hopefully I can get back out to focus on the defense. I have a ton of pictures but can't seem to find a site that will load them all.

Cincy signed Antonio Bryant this offseason. The late, late edition of SportCenter closed the show stating "both sides of this rumor have denied it"

Meredith was also at one point a first round pick in many pre-season mocks and was at a high conference school in the Southeast that Buddy scouted. He may not have been ready for the big time but he defintely has talent.

It's true. I have seen them say this both on NFL Network and ESPN (for what it is worth).

I have seen a few early mocks (Don Banks from SI was one) who have us taking Gabbert. I think he will emerge as the #1a behind Locker with Luck and Mallett near the top as well. Locker has a lot of work to do in the passing game but has a lot of the intangibles people look for. Gabbert is apparently huge with a big arm and a freak athlete and plays in a big conference. I admittedly don't know much about him but from the tidbits I have read, I would not be disappointed if he was our guy.

Because the no names we had showed they didn't even belong on the field with the other no names we had during minicamps.

I think he'd be top 3 with Okung and Williams and probably top 2.

Depends on the mood of the guard. My girlfriend has worked Bills security along with three or four of our friends. Sometimes they ask you to put it out. Other's they drag you out. It all depends on if you are nice about it or a complete idiot, multiple offenses, the guards general mood (if she just hauled out a drunken mess she was much more likely to haul you out for smoking than if she was sitting watching the game, just human nature), etc.

Final 8 rule is for players that were scheduled to be free agents. Players cut by other teams are fair game.

Drafted by the Pats in Round 2

Everything I see on here assumes that the Bills like Bell at tackle. Meredith was a higher draft pick, comes from the Nix college philosophy (5th year senior, played every year and started for 3 years although was injured and suspended senior year) and I thought he played decent for a youmg guy thrown in a starting lineup of a new team at midseason. I think this is the guy Nix likes on our team, not D. Bell and I feel he can be a competent RT and might hold his own on the left side. I do feel we need to upgrade but hes better than Cornell Green in my opinion.