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Locker looked like crap last week against Oregon. He was confused, could not figure out the defense at all, missed his target on several occasions and showednothing that looked like an NFL ready QB. Maybe he just had a bad game but he was awful.

FYI, Ben Grubbs played for Auburn I believe. He did not play at Oregon as you listed.

If we has a decent o-line, our quarterback problems would go away. Losman has potential but when he is running for his life, getting blind sided because the opposition is unblocked and we struggle to get yards on the ground consistently, we have the same probles we've had for several years. A new QB would not fare any better, not even Montana, Elway, Marino or Kelly in their prime.

I am excited that the Bills are a young, enthusiastic and competitive team thus far. I see this season being one of highs and lows. If we can keep the older talent and groom the young players, many of whom are getting significant playing time this year, we will have the makings of a contender if not this year, perhaps by next year. If the players believe in this coaching staff and have some success in this system, get some o-line help we could have something special in the making. Maybe wishful thinking but this is my optimistic view.

They are looking pretty tough.

2. I am not a fan of the U at all and haven't given Willis much slack, but that kid flat out took the challenge of being a bad blocker and he was world class today. Willis did lay some hits today. He pancaked a guy one time and was involved in several plays where his block on the blitz was crucial.

I agree going for it was the right move. I question the play. Why not just man up and pound it for a yard instead of jitterbug in the backfield going nowhere? Notice the 4th and 1 plays the Pats used. Stuck it right down our throats.

Who is the slam dunk star that you would draft in this position that fills a need?

If you go to this link: http://abc.go.com/primetime/lost/index.html You can see a video recap of the last episode as well as read a recap

I'm in Eugene. From Buffalo's West Side originally. Ducks season ticket holder. I sure like Ngata. Most people haven't seen what he can do game in and game out. I'll get laughed off the board but I'd like to see the Bills pick up Harrington and give him a shot over what we currently have at the QB position. I feel all Joey needs is a kick start in a new situation without a team and coaching staff back stabbing him. Go Bills........Go Ducks!!!!!!!

oops forgot the link! http://www.hailredskins.com/MockDraft.htm

Here are over 50 Mock Draft Sites. They've got us all over the board. Huff, Justice, Young, Ngata, Bunkley....................

Something to keep in mind as it has been said that Ngata takes plays off and wears down etc. He played on all special teams except kick off and kick off return. He was also very adept at blocking kicks and general disruption of place kicks by forcing the middle. He will be in much better physical condition as a pro athelete than he was as a college player.

According to Mel Kipers information....let's see, tore ACL in left knee in high school, tore MCL in left knee as a freshman in 2002. Arrested for petty theft in 2003. Missed 2 games due to ankle injury in 2004 and had a whopping 12 tackles for the season. Started all 13 games as a senior and had 66 tackles and 9 sacks. Hummmmmmm!

Here is a link to an article from the Eugene Register-Guard on Ngata. I watched this guy play every home game. he is a stud. I hope we don't pass on him. http://www.registerguard.com/news/2006/04/...ection=oregonfb