Chilly

I don't disagree (I'd like to see Sweed in round 1), but I think CB should be in one of our top 3 rounds.

According to public records, she's been arrested 16 times too. You'd think they'd sentence her to a mental institution one of these times and try to get her help. Its from Florida, though, so that probably explains it. Avatar Update: She was so pretty, I couldn't stand it, and had to go back to my original one.

the one from the story, that I had to make her my avatar.

http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSL2290323220080422

DAMN IRISH

Sept. 7 Seattle Seahawks 1 p.m. - LOSS Sept. 14 at Jacksonville Jaguars 1 p.m. - WIN Sept. 21 Oakland Raiders 1 p.m. - WIN Sept. 28 at St. Louis Rams 4:05 p.m. - LOSS Oct. 5 at Arizona Cardinals 4:15 p.m. - WIN Oct. 12 Bye Oct. 19 San Diego Chargers 1 p.m. - LOSS Oct. 26 at Miami Dolphins 1 p.m. - WIN Nov. 2 New York Jets 1 p.m. - WIN Nov. 9 at New England Patriots* 1 p.m. - LOSS Nov. 17 (Mon.) Cleveland Browns 8:30 p.m. - LOSS Nov. 23 at Kansas City Chiefs 1 p.m. - WIN Nov. 30 San Francisco 49ers 1 p.m. - WIN Dec. 7 Miami Dolphins (at Toronto) 4:05 p.m. - WIN Dec. 14 at New York Jets 1 p.m. - LOSS Dec. 21 at Denver Broncos 4:05 p.m. - LOSS Dec. 28 New England Patriots* 1 p.m. - WIN 9-7

because we actually have them rated near the #11 spot, unlike the draft's so-called experts?

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Which you build by shoring up the entire defense first, then adding depth players so that you can rotate and keep guys fresh. Yes, mainly because its more important to build the defense up.

No, he's saying that a random user saying "I talked to Peiser, and he agreed with me" doesn't meet the standard (which it shouldn't). Its not like Peiser directly contacted Wikipedia, or put this on an online forum or something.

Just FYI

While I do agree with your position, I think that is overstating it a tiny bit.

Neither actually. I've never edited a page in my life, though I've read all the rules. I enjoy the "encyclopedia", while understanding that it is extremely imperfect. Call me a fan, with reservations, but one who would like to see it succeed, as long as it can remain fair.

They couldn't have, actually, before his injury healed.

They are? Julius Jones, TJ Duckett, Maurice Morris isn't a bad trio. Hell, SA's stats last year: 207 attempts, 716 yards, 3.5 yard average, 4 TDs. JJ: 165 attempts, 588 yards, 3.6 yard average, 2 TDs (MB III got the goal line carries). I fail to see how they can't easily replace Alexander's productivity with JJ (and in fact will upgrade it)

I did, but had to give you some sh-- for it. Not really. There were a large number of runs last year that the CBs were responsible for but didn't stop. I feel we've upgraded the run stopping ability on the inside significantly. The next step is to address the outside, and our largest weakness in this part of the game is the CB position, who weren't very good run stoppers last year. Depends. Which company did you buy it from, and which technology was it? Samsung makes a number of TVs branded by other companies. The mistake the Bills kept making was drafting DBs while not addressing the lines, I do agree with you there. However, they are now addressing the team as a whole, upgrading every position, including the OL and the DL. As a result, one of the current weakest points on this team is at CB (yes, even weaker than DE, DT, or other positions where depth is needed). As a result, it is not hard to justify taking a CB in the first round this year, especially if one is rated highly on their draft board. Which, of course, are where the Bills already have 3 players that we aren't talking about replacing, and need depth more than anything else. But alas, this idea that the Bills should neglect a position where they need a starter at for a position where depth players or role players are needed is wrong. The Bills need to solidify the starters, and then build depth. The idea that the CB position is a "luxury" is one I wholeheartedly don't agree with.

Would the Jets really take RB if it wasn't the best player in the draft? Thomas Jones is runnin' pretty darn well. I don't think this is all that interesting. Alexander hasn't been the same the past two years, and will be one of the lower-end starters in the league. The Seahawks are set with Julius Jones, and have bigger needs, so I'm not sure that they'll trade up to grab a RB.

Sarcasm is a useful tool, especially when its used to deflect instead of address the point, such as in your post Bill. In the Bills scheme, much of the time its the CBs who are responsible for run support outside of the tackles. Given the lack in depth in the backfield, and not having very many good run-stoppers at CB, it is necessary to acquire one. If you would prefer to continue thinking that we didn't have issues with RBs running to the outside last year, feel free, but that was a major weakness on this team. (By the way, it is also debatable to claim that the draft is a better asset than FA, but I digress)

Which is why I'd prefer Cason

No, he was moved to LT before last season started I believe, and I have heard some draftniks claim he's better suited to play RT before LT. However, he does have some experience at LT, since he played a whole season there.

I'd be happy with Albert, but I think there are a couple other players that fill needs better in his tier 2 than Clady or Otah (specifically, Sweed, DRC, Thomas).

He played last year at LT

Can I have an award?

The problem for Obama is I asked myself his question, and the answer was none of the 3.

Yeah, but he had the good sense to get out, unlike you.