Max997

in todays NFL you dont have time to wait but I dont think it will matter anyway because Hardy is simply not an NFL WR the guy lumbers like a big TE rather then a WR there have been very few WRs over 6'4" that have made it in the NFL and Hardy will not be one of them...i am not saying this after one year of play I said this before he was even drafted

Hardy was just a bad pick, i said it when he was picked and Im saying it again a year later. Pick should have been Limas Sweed The knock on Nelson is his blocking not his route running ability which was one of the knocks on Hardy coming out

one of the songs they keep playing is from the Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack

are you really complaining about 6th and 7th round DBs? i didnt like the Maybin pick at all, he will never be an every down player in the NFL unless he is moved to LB and you need more then that from the 11th pick in the draft...he should help the pass rush though and I guess thats what matters...I would have taken Oher or Ayers at 11

talk about reading too much into things

looks more like a SS to me

sorry to break it to you but he was already the laughing stock of the league

i see Denney starting and Maybin replacing him on 3rd downs and obvious passing situations i think Kelsay is gone either by trade or most likely cut

can go up and get the ball and looks like he is tough to bring down....nice pick

the only thing I dont like about Butler possibly starting at tackle next year is that they wont have a single lineman starting in the same posirtion next year

mentioned him as a safety

wow, that guy could put anyone to sleep...i thought they were gonna check his pulse sounds like Butler might be moving to Tackle with two guards drafted

Nelson looks like a big TE that can get down the field....like the pick from NFL.com Analysis Positives: Long, lean, athletic frame capable of handling additional mass without a significant loss of quickness. Good initial quickness off the snap. Good body control and lateral agility to dip and avoid the jam at the line of scrimmage to gain a quick release into his route. At least adequate straight-line speed to challenge the seam. Can sink his hips and shows some burst out of his breaks to gain separation. Flashes the ability to snatch the ball out of the air and contort his body to make the difficult reception. Versatile athlete who lines up out of the three-point stance and in the slot. Good effort as an in-line blocker, though he needs to add strength in this area. Negatives: Lacks the bulk at this time to compete as an in-line blocker. Struggles as a drive blocker and laterally due to a lack of upper body strength. Inconsistent burst out of his breaks as a route-runner. Prone to concentration lapses and will drop easy passes. Lacks the agility in the open field to consistently make defenders miss. Marginal ability to track the ball over his shoulder. In many ways, seems to be the same player as a senior he was a freshman, leading scouts to question if he is either maxed out or lacks the drive to improve. Compares To: TONY SCHEFFLER, Denver -- Like Scheffler, Nelson is best served lined wide or in motion than when asked to work in-line. He has just adequate strength, which prevents him from being much of a blocker at the line of scrimmage. He shows very good open-field acceleration and works back to the ball well, but does struggle tracking the deep throws, especially those over his outside shoulder. He is the type that you will need to compensate by having a physical blocker to share positional duties.

been that way with all their picks

i would be all for davis getting selected here.

he would not start at Corner but if he was drafted to play safety and it looks like he was then it changes the perception of that pick dramatically

although I wasnt crazy about drafting a CB it looks like he is gonna play safety and they only gave up a 4th round pick to move up from their 3rd round pick back into the second which isnt much to pay at all so in the end it really doesnt matter a lineman in the 2nd, a CB in the 3rd and still have their 4th or the DB and O-lineman they wanted in the second and only giving up their 4th....i think its worth giving up the 4th to get the players you want

i understand why they did it last year but Whitner himself said he would be playing FS this year

he was disagreeing with the guy that said Butler sucks

spent so much time complaining about picking a CB that i missed that

as nice as that would have been the Bills needed a player now the worst thing about this pick is they spent a 2nd round pick on a backup when they could have used it for a starter at another position the Bills are have 5 quality CBs so when exactly is Byrd going to play?

Byrd will not be starting next year and probably wont be starting the year after that so they used a 2nd round pick on a backup when they could have used it on a starter at another position with the amount of CBs that are in the draft every year its the easiest position to fill on an NFL team...thats not to say its an easy position to step in and play its just easy to fill because of the amount of players available at that position you can get quality players with mid and late round picks

if that is the case and with Whitner moving to FS then they used a 2nd round pick on a backup when they could have used it on a starter at another position after reading about Byrd he seems like the prototypical cover 2 CB but im sure there are other corners that can be had later that can do the same

the statement wasnt hardest to play, it was easiest to fill which is a big difference there are always CBs available in the draft that can step right in and contribute making it the easiest position to fill in the NFL

you're crazy...how many starting RBs in the league were picked after the 3rd round? meanwhile you can always find a CB after the 3rd round with talent that could start Reggie Corner is pretty good and could probably start for the Bills