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Freddie Mercury, though I'm not a big fan of Queen, he was a great showman.

Can Lawrence Smith play LT? I say this because when Big Mike and JJ went down against the Phins (in Miami) Price replaced MW and Smith replaced JJ. I watched the tape yesterday and I noticed he did well against Taylor. Taylor caught him off guard his first snap but he looked more comfortable as the game progressed. The knock on him and the reason he was replaced by Tucker was that his run blocking skills weren't good enough. He started the season last year because he was better in pass protection and wanted to give Bledsoe the more protection they could for him to gain confidence. He may not be a long term solution but he could man the position for a year until Peters develop or we get a LT via FA (unlikely) or draft.

http://www.coloradobills.com/ that's the link but the video isn't there anymore

1- Empire strikes back, hated the first time I saw it (maybe I was too young), loved it when I understood it. 2- A new hope, since that door got blasted and Vader came into the scene, hooked 3- Revenge of the Sith, Palpatine is one sick MOFo. 4- Return of the Jedi 5- The Phantom menace, Qui Gon Jin and Darth Maul beats Yoda's battle with Dooku 6- Attack of the Clones

Ginnnoooobiiiilllli!! (gotta love Sir Charles) I care about Manu.

"His" system collapsed long ago, no worries here. The only system he has working right now is the one that gives interviews in the offseason. That will keep running for years, it's so efficient.

I'd say no, we have our Quentin Griffin in Shaud Williams.

Steve Smith is 5'9'' and was 184 pounds when he was drafted. Parrish is 5'9'' and was 170 pounds when drafted. Time will tell...

Feliz cumpleaños Pete!

Pochman (Frankfurt Galaxy) has a hip injury and was placed on IR in week one of NFLE. I don't know how ready will he be for T.C. http://www.nfleurope.com/news/story/8364507

Happy birthday guys!

FFS, we're on the same page on Jonas. He was lucky enough to be the "name" of the offseason as far as LT is concerned. With that post I was not pointing out that Jonas was a major talent, though I liked the guy a lot, even with the injuries but trying to point that though he had great games against Taylor (didn't appear in the stat sheet) and Abraham (2nd game, the first he should not have played) he often had help from a TE lining up beside him or a RB chiping the DE on his way to a passing route. I don't see that changing a bit if whoever lines up at LT. We would be very lucky if Shelton is released, if that's the case I think we would pursuit him but the question is what kind of money would he be asking or better yet how much money TD is willing to give him considering the Bills see him as a back up OL (unless that is what they wanted Green to believe to increase Henry's value) IMO the LT for this year is already on the roster.

Obvioulsy the Mouse isn't a miracle worker, otherwise Buffalo would have won the SB last year. It is clear that there isn't a guy on the roster that can dominate the Jason Taylors of the league on every single snap while on an island. Jonas had great games against the stars DE last year but he did receive a lot of help from the TEs and RBs. I expect a lot of the same for whoever will be the LT. McNally will get the most out of an average OL and make him a solid starter by teaching proper technique or being on their butts for them to watch film 24/7. As you guys said it can only go so far if the OL in question isn't the most talented player. What I think will help the OL a lot this year, along McNally's coaching is the system. If JP can at least be competent this year the system will be very OL friendly and will hide a lot of its deficiencies. On paper, this year we'll have a QB that will open up the playbook. That adds unpredictability to the offense hence giving options for the OL and the offense to have the upper hand against defenses. I don't want to make this a post against Bledsoe but it was evident that with him as the starting QB it added extra pressure to the OL to be almost perfect on evey snap for a play to be positive, I think/hope this won't be the case this year.

First and foremost: don't make stupid mistakes and execute your gamplan. Everytime I watch the Patsies play they have the great ability to dictate the pace of the game, wether it's the offense moving the chains with great balance or making the oppossing offense do something they're not used to do , hence resulting in mistakes. So I say: The offense must stay on the field so that Brady doesn't see much of it. Execute the gameplan and don't beat yourself, they'll get to most out of it. And for the defense, get in Brady's face (easier said than done) don't overreact or overthink what they would do. Mix up the blitzes and disrupt their passing lanes.

happy birthday nick.

John Denney is great, and I mean great at: Has played the violin since age five … http://www.nfl.com/draft/profiles/2005/denney_john

hey that's my avatar battle positions: 3rd WR TE OG 3rd RB C

ouch Nate: Or that he chose to knock down a pass intended for Penn State wide receiver Gerald Smith on the Nittany Lions' final possession last Saturday instead of going for the interception. Leonhard easily could have gone for the pick on the play to pad his already-impressive career total. Instead, he chose to knock the ball down, his fourth pass break-up of the game. "I could have had a chance at it," Leonhard said. "It was one of those things that based on the route, I felt I just had to get there for the hit. And then the throw was a little high and late, and I could have had a chance, but it was one of those things where I didn't feel comfortable going for the pick, so I'm going to make sure I've got the hit and the tackle."

Jim Leonhard, 5-9 185, SR, Wisconsin He might be short in height, but he is not short on production and he can't be over-looked. In 2002 and 2003 Jimmy boy has came up with more interceptions than any other defensive back in the entire nation with 18. He is a special player and is one of the best return men in the nation, stocky, strong durable, everything you want in a football player except height. When I see him returning punts and kicks out there he reminds me so much of ex-Iowa WR Tim Dwight. He will probably slip a little in the draft but could wind up as a serious steal. Didn’t run at the combine due to injury.

Jim Leonhard, 5-9 185, SR, Wisconsin He might be short in height, but he is not short on production and he can't be over-looked. In 2002 and 2003 Jimmy boy has came up with more interceptions than any other defensive back in the entire nation with 18. He is a special player and is one of the best return men in the nation, stocky, strong durable, everything you want in a football player except height. When I see him returning punts and kicks out there he reminds me so much of ex-Iowa WR Tim Dwight. He will probably slip a little in the draft but could wind up as a serious steal. Didn’t run at the combine due to injury.

LMAO

... he then walked away mumbling "Kickers are not football players"

thanks I've been pimping this kid since early March. Like BillsGuyInMalta said he reminded me of London when I first read about him, he's all desire and heart. I hope he can make it. At least he'll give Haggan a run for his money in TC.

LMAO I love this pick up, he's my sleeper pick

pedestrian but with great numbers in the cone drills, I'm a good blocker in a booth but below average in space.