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That's a pretty fantastic name, I say draft him.

Bills Offense this year zero yards and a cloud of dust at least it's warm out

Now: God's waiting room Gold bond, broken hips, and dust That's just the Bills bench

Miami week now Pastel colors, men dating Oh yeah and football

Don't worry whoever kicks Hopkins will immediately go onto IR. Just don't let it be a CB,

I said in my post that I thought it unlikely that it was the Bills, but was curious nonetheless. It's not like we have any TEs that are going to light up the league as it stands today, which demonstrates the need, not saying Tebow could fill it.

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Most years I fall victim to this and grab a bunch of Bills guys. This year I got Spiller and nobody else. I also grabbed Peyton Manning as my QB so I'm riding high today!

Didn't see this posted yet; http://tracking.si.c...t2_a7&eref=sihp Basically, after the Patz cut Tebow, another team showed interest in him, but only if he would consider playing another position. Tebow said no, he'd rather play QB in the Arena League. I wondered if it was the Bills looking for a TE/FB type, seems unlikely, probably more likely it was someone who would see him as a draw for fans, maybe Jacksonville? It's almost too bad, I think he could make a pretty good TE with some decent intangibles. edit for hurr durr

At what point does his agent tell him he has to report? He's a very good player, but what would either sitting out the season, or coming in and looking bad, do to his market value? Sometimes these guys are too clever for their own good. This is especially true if the Bills come out with a strong D and his presence is not missed, in which case I'd let him ride the pine. edit: spelling is hard

You're welcome to come back and apologize when you see I nailed it

Folks - I've been a fan for a long time. I'm pretty sure my advanced age and wisdom regarding such matters is the key to understanding whats going to happen. You can take this to the bank, it's 100% guaranteed accurate. I have my insider sources, and the fix is in Round 1: 3rd best CB in the draft Round 2: high motor pass rushing LB that weighs 218lbs Round 3: 2nd best available RB left on the board Round 4: some that might actually contribute, I dont know, say a LG Round 5: Somebody nobody has heard of that will get a nickname in training camp and a bunch of people here freaking out about him. let's call him the Canadian Mountain or something Round 6: Franchise QB

I'd have done absolutely the same thing in Davis' position.

Frankly, I'm not that concerned with this. Davis would have been a decent addition IF he was fully healed and IF his off-field antics didn't overtake his on field play. I expect that the Bills' offer took those things into account and must not have looked much better than the Redskins. I highly doubt if the Bills were offering him 2x what the 'skins are. If that were the case, Davis would be an unusual player and person to turn it down. I've turned down a job offer that was for more money to avoid having to move. If it were 2x what I was making, I would have jumped, but it was more like 30% more to move from Albany to DC, which wouldn't even cover living expenses down there. Whatever the Delta the Bills were offering might not have been enough to get him to uproot his existence. I view this as shrewd by the Bills, not a sign that DOOOOOOM

Are you Levitre's mother?

squib kick through the hands of the.... oh god that's all I have

You're not seriously suggesting some kind of parity between the Big East and the SEC are you?

I guess the hype led me to believe that he was going to wear a cape and mow down lineman with his steely gaze, and what I saw was a guy who is smaller than a lot of safetys in the NFL getting manhandled by other college players, who was neither fast enough to chase plays down from behind, strong enough to shed blocks, or smart enough to be in the right position to effect a play. Also, it didn't appear to me that Saban planned around him.

Not hating really, just watching him play against the sort of O-lineman that he's going to see in the NFL and he was invisible. There are a ton of players that are exceptional in college but middling in the pros. I think people fell in love with this guy because Notre Dame and all of our sepia toned overdriven nostalgic memories of days gone by, plus he has a funny name. If he was Brian Jones playing for Rutgers with the same stats, he'd be at best a 2nd round pick

Not sure if you saw the game last night. Te'O came up REAL SMALL. We already have a bunch of LBs that misread plays and can't tackle, lets not waste a high draft pick on another one.

Miami, graveyard Elderly and their gold bond Please win this one game

You guys are all WAY off. The best predictor of the future is the past; with the 12th pick of the 2013 draft, the Buffalo Bills select the 2nd highest rated CB, an undersized SEC corner who played on an awesome defense and is completely inadequate when surrounded by low-motivation middling talent and piss poor coaching.

Excellent work. Take the rest of the week off.

I hate to admit this on a Bills board (which I've been lurking on for a LONG time) but instead of putting myself through the game today, I took my kids to see Wreck it Ralph. I'm an Alabama fan and watched them pull out a win in dramatic fashion last night, and just knew that today the Bills had zero chance, and given that they had zero chance, would turn in a commensurate effort. They're just going through the motions, and the coaches are pants-on-head retarded. They aren't working to gain your loyalty, I've finally come to the point of saying, back at ya guys.

Hey Kid, great idea, but maybe you haven't heard, it's hard to win in the NFL