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Great post! It should be exciting to watch. At least now we don't have to worry about any Jabari Greer reverses

And i was the schmuck watching every friggin selection thinking the bills would trade up. If i flunk out this semester, TD gets the blame because we didn't get an extra draft pick to make up for my failures.

Actually Detroit got the same grade as Buffalo... Detroit Lions: C+ Give the Lions credit for going away from their biggest needs to take receiver Mike Williams, who was clearly the best player available at No. 10 overall, but you have to wonder if they got enough help for the defense. Williams gives Detroit perhaps the best young receiving corps in the league, but defensive linemen Shaun Cody (a versatile end-tackle combo) and end Bill Swancutt (a one-dimensional pass rusher) may not be enough of a boost up front. Coach Steve Mariucci has to hope he can develop some accuracy in tall quarterback Dan Orlovsky; corner Stanley Wilson is an average player; and end Jonathan Goddard will likely move to outside linebacker.

Don't Forget about Shaud! (and eventually Peters)

Buffalo Bills: C+ The Bills traded their 2005 first-round pick in the JP Losman deal but got a steal when receiver Roscoe Parrish fell to the late second round. Parrish will be a nice addition to the passing game and is also an effective returner, and his college teammate Kevin Everett could turn into a nice tight end. Center Raymond Preston was a reach in the fourth round, though, and Eric King will probably be a situational nickel back in the NFL. Miami Dolphins: B- Running back Ronnie Brown is a complete prospect and you also have to like the intensity and toughness end Matt Roth will bring to the table. The biggest question is whether linebacker Channing Crowder will remain healthy enough long enough to be an impact pro, but new Miami coach Nick Saban obviously had no questions about cornerback Travis Daniels, who played under Saban at LSU and solidified his standing with a good 40 time. Offensive tackle Anthony Alabi is an average player and defensive tackle Kevin Vickerson came on as a senior but still needs some work. New England Patriots: C Guard Logan Mankins was a reach in the first round but the Patriots obviously like his size and nastiness, and he will help fill the void left by Joe Andruzzi's departure via free agency. Ellis Hobbs has good size but not enough skill to be more than a nickel back, and safety James Sanders was a teammate of Mankins at Fresno State and both were helped by the relationship between Patriots coach Bill Belichik and Fresno State coach Pat Hill. Tackle Nick Kaczur could play guard as well but came off the board a little early and Matt Cassel is a big project at quarterback. New York Jets: C Current Jets kicker Doug Brien is serviceable but the team obviously felt Mike Nugent's leg strength was top notch, since the second-rounder was their first pick this year. Cornerback Justin Miller made sense later in the round because of his big-play ability and awesome return abilities, but most of the rest of the draft is made up of reaches (Sione Puha and Kery Rhodes) and projects (Harry Williams). -------------------------------------------------------- All in all he only had 6 teams with an A- or better but had 19 teams with C- to C+. This was a weird draft. For what its worth we had the second best draft in AFC East according to Kiper. I don't disagree with his grade of a C+, but that doesn't mean that in a few years only one or two will still be on the roster.

Pretty funny if you go look at our Depth Chart on BB.com Has their names crossed out. I just found it humorous, especially with Drew. From Major League. GM: This guy here is dead. Owner: Cross him off then.

Just found who i am rooting for in training camp! Lindell, watch out if you miss a game winning/tying fieldgoal!

I think it depends what you consider to be a "Red Flag". I still feel the O-line is our weakest area. But that doesn't mean that it is going to be as awful as most think. While only a draftnik from Jan-April each year, i can't state how the oline looks in next years draft. I do have to believe though the Bills have targeted players in next years draft that they would love to have, so no need to sign long term solutions this year.

Option 1) Wendy's Finger Lady?

I know not everyone has all the time in the world, but BB.com really does offer a lot of cool things to watch or listen to. Their offerings are a joy and i suggest more spend the time listening to them, its good to hear what our Brass is thinking most of the time. I take a specific hour out of my homework procrastination period (6am-1am most days) to listen to the occassional press conference.

worth a 1.25 million cap hit

he is 6'4 how high in the air do you want him to be...

Listen to his interview on BB.com. Damn this kid sounds bright!

Its been a year and don't remember, when is the first round of UDFA's announced by the teams? For some reason i remember reading that list a few years ago by mid-evening on empiresports.com or do most teams not announce it right away because they are busy making more phone calls?

Just posted that... I would love him at this point!

Ernest Shazor, SS, Michigan... (6-4, 228, 4.7) Scouts inc. grades him at an 85 As soon as i post this of course he will get selected.

Just like my 3rd ex-wife

My guess is he will go with a strong safety, Tony Driver type mold.

Didn't JG play three years at LT?

Hit the nail right on the head Bill!

I think its because they went to his dorm room and found stacks of empty twinkie rappers and boxes of cheez-its on the floor. Damn munchies!!

Particularly that. they seemed way behind in getting info on picks in comparsion to prior years, and the way they scrolled the picks wasn't helpful. I felt short changed on information because i didn't have a computer nearby to see draft order, future picks, previous picks, kiper's board, postional stuff. It was there, but not nearly as often as i would have liked.

I was really not impressed with the producers, the broadcasters, graphics, and just the way it was done as a whole. It is a tremendous project that ESPN undertakes to orchestrate this event year after year, but in comparison to others i thought the production value took a big hit and made it a less enjoyable day (regardless of Bills picks) than it has been over the past few years. Anyone else feel the same?

I agree. Evans probably knows this kid pretty well. If there was no reason to red flag the guy, Evans would have told the bills brass.