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So, what about guards taken in the top five and who was picked highest? By my count there have been 12 (11*) guards taken in the top 5 since the NFL draft began in 1936. In reverse chronological order, they are: Leonard Davis, 2001, Pick 2 *Jonathan Ogden, 1996, Pick 4 Bill Fralic, 1985, Pick 2 Chris Hinton, 1983, Pick 4 Ken Huff, 1975, Pick 3 John Hicks, 1974, Pick 3 John Hannah, 1973, Pick 4 Tom Mack, 1966, Pick 2 **Randy Beisler, 1966, Pick 4 John Niland, 1966, Pick 5 Fritz Barzilauskas, 1947, Pick 3 Rudy Mucha, 1941, Pick 4

An infection from a TAT....

Exactly......CAPT. CHECKDOWN AIN'T GETTING IT DONE.Two elite recievers and he can't get the ball to them.Zippo for the offense is offensive. And lets say he is the future of this team do you wait till he gets seriously injured.

Nothing to lose with Fitz...Trent not getting it Done

My must go to stops when i visit: The Towne Restaurant: Best Gyros hands down (the rest of the restaurants in this country don't have a clue) Sheperds Restaurant : Transit Road, good beef on weck and french onion soup and Sheperd's Louisianna a cajun dish to die for. Boston Hotel : Lobster Dainties A plate full..... Cerro Pizza http://www.onlinebuffalo.com/html/buffalos_pizza.php#c Santora's Pizza for a steak and dandelion sub. Niagara Falls never get tired of seeing it and feeling the mist. Don't miss the weather, never get used to it just tolerate it.

My guys need time to"Gel" = Coaches speak for My Guys S__k at this point in the season With a revamped Off. line I hope this not what you hear midway through the season. They have from now till Sep. to "Gel" ( Jello in M. Williams case") They need to be playing at least a half of every preseason game maybe more, or this is what you'll hear.

TO signed by Bills per Vic Carucci

Carroll has been on vacation in Costa Rica, and a Huizenga-owned plane flew there Sunday. I guess the Pilot was joy riding.

SOUNDS LIKE AN INTERVIEW TO ME....LOL Miami Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga's travel itinerary suggests he's trying to lure Southern California coach Pete Carroll back to the NFL. Carroll has been on vacation in Costa Rica, and a Huizenga-owned plane flew there Sunday, then returned to Fort Lauderdale, according to flight records. The same plane was used to take Dolphins officials to Pittsburgh, Chicago, San Diego, Jacksonville and Minneapolis to interview candidates to replace Nick Saban. A Dolphins spokesman declined to say whether Huizenga met with Carroll. USC spokesman Tim Tessalone said Carroll was expected to return from vacation Tuesday. "Pete hasn't gotten back, so I don't have any information to share with you," Tessalone said. In the 1990s, Carroll coached the New York Jets for one season and the New England Patriots for three before being fired. As recently as last week, he denied rumors he wanted to return to the pros. If the 55-year-old Carroll is interested in the Dolphins job, he would become the front-runner. He led the Trojans to a fifth consecutive Bowl Championship Series appearance this season and beat Michigan in the Rose Bowl. He's 65-12 with two national titles in six seasons at Southern California. The Dolphins interviewed two candidates Monday: their defensive coordinator, Dom Capers, and Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Mike Tomlin. Capers was interviewed in Jacksonville, where he was on vacation. He coached expansion teams in Carolina and Houston and has a career record of 48-80. Since Saban left last week for Alabama, Miami has interviewed at least six other candidates: former Atlanta Falcons coach Jim Mora, Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt, Georgia Tech coach Chan Gailey, San Diego offensive coordinator Cam Cameron, and two Chicago Bears assistants, defensive coordinator Ron Rivera and offensive coordinator Ron Turner. Gailey, a former offensive coordinator for the Dolphins, said Monday there was nothing new to report in the coaching search. "I'm one of the guys in the running," he said. "We'll see where it goes." The Dolphins' experience with Saban might make them less likely to hire a college coach. He came to Miami from Louisiana State and left after two seasons, deciding he preferred the SEC to the NFL. Carroll is one of the highest-paid coaches in college, but Huizenga last week said: "I don't care what it takes, what it costs, what's involved. We're going to make this a winning franchise." The Dolphins have failed to make the playoffs the past five seasons, a team record. A message left on Carroll's cell phone wasn't returned, and his agent didn't return calls seeking comment.

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