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Someone make the Tebow talk stop, please.

Is this the reason for his slow elongated release and lack of touch on his deep balls? He must have had strep throat for 4 years. The guy is NOT a pro QB. Stop already.

Take a stud LT iin the 1st and grab pikr or lefevour in the 2nd. then b uild the lines up.

Another genius reply. Middle school let out early today?

WVU everytime I see ur avatar I sing that song "fat bottom girls..." Anyway, great list. I will go through the rest of the roster and get back to you with my thoughts.

Tim, What are your thoughts on the staff CG may be putting together? I have read a few articles listing James Bates as a potential candidate for the DC job. As always thanks for the inside info and ignore the mental midgets.

With the new regime bringing in Pioli and Haley there was no need for him to have another offensive mind in KC.

Stop making threads....seriously.

Apparently its due to what he is being paid already by JJ.

Future not Grimm in Buffalo? 10:10AM ET Buffalo Bills Top Email Although a billboard in the Buffalo area is pining for the Bills to hire Bill Cowher as the next head coach, it seems unlikely that will happen. So who does that leave for the Bills? It's looking like they'll be choosing from some high-profile coordinators and assistants, all of whom are still in the playoffs. Vikings defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier has already interviewed, and subsequent interviews are expected for Chargers DC Ron Rivera and Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer. On "Sunday NFL Countdown" senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen also threw Cowboys OC Jason Garrett's hat in the ring. On Monday afternoon, Jay Glazer of Fox Sports tweeted that the Bills have asked permission to interview Cardinals assistant coach Russ Grimm -- a founding member of the vaunted "Hogs" offensive lines with the Redskins. Unfortunately, according to the Arizona Republic, it would appear that Grimm is not interested at this time. So how close are the Bills to introducing their new coach to the loyal fanbase in Western New York? The team may have their man already, but they're going to have to wait until his current team is out of the playoffs. Here's NFL Insider Adam Schefter: Adam Schefter Frazier the leader right now "Vikings defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier is said to have had a highly impressive interview. Buffalo still is planning on conducting more interviews with more coaches involved in the playoffs, and their outlook always could change, but heading into the start of the postseason, Frazier is the temporary leader in the clubhouse. Also, Buffalo's interim head coach Perry Fewell is said to have had a more impressive interview than many realize. Buffalo has other assistant coaches it still wants to interview, but those coaches are involved in the playoffs and the Bills have not had access to them yet." McNabb off to the AFC? 10:46AM ET Donovan McNabb | Eagles | Interested: Bills?, Redskins?, Vikings?, Browns? Top Email Possible McNabb destinations * Depending on what Brett Favre does (we might not know until August, mind you), the Vikings might need a QB, given the Tarvaris-Rosenfels tandem as an alternative. * Jason Campbell might be back in D.C., but if not, it's a similar situation to Buffalo: they need a veteran as a stopgap while they develop the future franchise QB. * The Browns have two unstable QBs, and their new GM was in Philly for most of McNabb's career. Rich Hofmann of the Philadelphia Daily News wrote Friday that barring a long run to the Super Bowl, this postseason is probably it for Donovan McNabb as Eagles quarterback. If he's right, Saturday night's loss could be the beginning of the end for No. 5 in Philly. For his part, head coach Andy Reid seems adamant in his pro-Donovan stance. Asked in the post-game conference if he thought McNabb would be the team's starter in 2010, he said, "Yeah, I do," per 950 ESPN Radio's Brian Seltzer. One trade possibility -- if Reid is lying -- is the Buffalo Bills. As Bob Matthews of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle writes, McNabb won't be the QB of the future for the Bills, but he could be a nice stopgap for a few seasons while they develop a younger replacement (possibly this year's No. 9 overall pick). It's wildly speculative, but it's that time of year. For some more hypotheticals, check the box to the right.

Or whip cream on top of sh-t.

Mike who said 1st round pick. I believe I said MID round in my OP. The guy has played or sat behind a Qb and HC in a very successful offense. His upside and Brohms are 2 totally different things.

A starting Left Tackle translates well WITH ANY TEAM!

good read, thanks for sharing. Wow, I did not realize he had that many yards, pretty impressive for a piss poor OL and no QB. Imagine if we had both of those things how good he could be.

Ok ok I was kidding football gods, please do not pick a DB, please, please, please.

ok, ok...Joe Haden-CB Florida How's that?

Worse words have never been typed.

Eric Berry- DB Tennessee

Soooo you are built to whine then??

Rog.

Not even close buddy. Brohm hadn't sniffed a real game time situation until he was here. Where do you people get your comparisons. I know Brohm was a heralded QB coming out of Louisville but blowing his knee out and his apparent attitude problems lead to his fall down the ladder. I think he has a ton of talent but Kolb has shown enough to warrant a starting position in the NFL, Brohm hasn't. Now is Philly going to deal him?? Who knows, it was just a suggestion. Or should I have said lets go after Brady cause NE is on the downside and he could be available.....

We are all excited by the shiny objects. BS could be a great HC someday but I want to see how he handles Sanchez first before I give him a HC gig.

Ferguson, Mangold, Woody and Brick. What else do you need?

Bro, read my 2nd sentence. I know he is a phenomenal talent and have seen him many times this year. But with all of the glaring needs LBer just isn't what we need. Our OL was pathetic, actually pathetic is a nice word for what it was. Time to build properly.

it all depends o what Kelly ordered for lunch.