generaLee83

I concur, Ngata played quite well for the Ravens this year. I don't buy all the hype about Whitner, he made a bunch of tackles and grabbed an easy pick against the Pats on opening day but other than that he didn't seem to be too helpful in run support (which ultimately is the DL and the LB fault) and overall I think Ko Simpson played much better than Whitner. Ko Simpson is probably the best tackler on the team at this point. Whitner still has massive potential and I expect him to be great at some point but most people drool all over him because he made a bunch of tackles..

I think under the current philosophical approach this team will reach it's peak in talent in 2008 but unfortunately in 2009 it will lose more talent to free agency. The Bills will be stuck in a cycle of having to draft to replace lost free agents every year. I expect records anywhere from 6-10 to 9-7 over the next 5 years.

You are probably correct, I had a call once at work where a dirtbag-like gentleman wanted to report a burglary but the only problem was that he kicked his front door out from the inside. It was so freaking obvious, ended up arresting him for falsely reporting right on the scene. If you can believe it this particular gentleman had an affinity for crack-cocaine, who woulda thunk it?

dude, 61,000 pounds? I'm sorry but you're a big fat ass. Seriously, size 50 would be outrageous I think.

I believe for anyone in the NFL it consists of an IQ test (with 40 being an acceptable grade), a "match the color with the word" test and then not to be forgotten is the all important "cocaine threshold test" in which the applicant is forced to snort an eight ball of coke in under 20 minutes. Once these tests are passed the trade is considered acceptable.

That's why you're so special, K.

Are you being serious? Aside from the horrific quality and angle of those shots, most of his gains were for less than 10 yards. Oooohhh the big Jets run, what was that his only run ever over 30 yards as a Bill? The guy was so winded after running 60 yards that he was yorking on the sidelines and had to eat a freaking ham sandwich to feel better. Guy was a joke as soon as Travis left, good riddance.

You are correct, they are a section of season tickets that a particular player has purchased and donated to a charity. The sign represents the nickname that the player or his publicist has created. It's a good gesture I think.

Marv is a smart old cat and there is no way that he goes offense with his first pick. MARK MY WORDS

I ran the forty in 2.34 a few years back I can throw a football a 1/4 mile

they took our jobs, lousy goobacks!

I agree, Crowell is not MLB material. His play offers little indication of solid field instincts. He's a chaser like Fletcher.

This would be a very wise pick I think, going with a RB in the 2nd and a CB in the 3rd would be my choice. Who knows though, Marv is unpredictable but I do have faith in his drafting ability. I think Willis will be a good pick just so long as he has the personality that Marv likes.

If Jauron wants to implement the "HB by committee" (or however it's phrased) approach in Buffalo is a 1st round HB necessary, and if so can it work in such a way as to not mess with team chemistry? All you draft gurus will know the answer to this, will Adrian Peterson or Marshawn Lynch (the only projected 1st rounders that you all seem to talk about) respond well to taking less than 20 carries per game? It seems that 1st round HB's have a need to be in the spotlight and receive all the handoffs? I guess it deals with personality.

Eating crayons makes you retarded and linkless.

Is this a real thread? Bills "really" pick #9? I'm quite sure that they are really picking #12. Desperation is sad. If you want to take this approach and stretch it you can say that the Bills really have the #1 pick in the draft.

I think they are going to ignore the draft altogether!

Outstanding Jimbo

haha, hey where do I recognize your avatar from?

My name is pretty simple. Many have assumed that I'm a supporter of the confederacy which is not true by any means. A supporter of the Eric Cartman led confederacy yes but not the slave trading "anti-reading" confederacy that exists today in any state south of NY. (seriously just kidding) general + Lee (Evans) and then add his number and you get generaLee83

I totally disagree with you, have you ever been part of a team that was going through internal strife? Everyone tries less, doesn't give a sh_t about winning and does whatever they can to take their minds off of playing.

How do you and everyone else here know that Moulds problem was with specifically Mularkey? Everyone is engaging in pure speculation about why Moulds' was pissed off. The only thing that seems to be confirmed is that he was outspoken against Losman according to the media.

OKay tard

THANK YOU, bringin EMO back would be a horrible move. It would absolutely disrupt the Evans/Losman chemistry. Bringing back the supposed biggest critic of Losman would send a horrible message to JP. Screw EMO, he wanted out he was given his out. And why is everyone so quick to dump on Price? He was seldomly thrown to last season (because JP was developing, no fault of JP's or Peerless) and when he was thrown to it was almost always as the possession receiver.

Zing!!!!