The Cincinnati Kid

Owen I am with you. I want Dareus or Miller. Probably Miller just a bit more because I like Carrington a lot. I think QB shouldn't even try to be addressed until the 3rd or 4th round if at all.

Because he SUCKS! He is a detriment and cancer. He is a worthless baby of a human being who beats up strippers because he can't get his own women. I wouldn't touch Vince Young with a 30 foot pole. PS Cam Newton looks, talks, and acts like VY. Topsy Turvey NFL burnout from Auburn! Welcome to the League that Doesn't NEED you to survive. You need the NFL VY and CN. Show me Ricky Stanzi or don't draft one.

The NFL draft is about deception and getting the media to believe it. Nix and Gailey have done their jobs.

The biggest thing about Fitz's stats, that I noticed was not already mentioned, is that he NEVER went through the OFFSEASON as the starter. So much timing and comfort is built throughout the offseason between QBs and WRs, TEs, and RBs. During the season, the teams practice 3 days per week, maybe one of those in full gear and at full speed. Without the offseason to work out all the timing and familiarity with his guys, Fitz has started each game with a distinct lack of Reps than a guy like Brees or Brady. Unfortunately, he will probably be behind the 8-Ball again this season with the CBA issues, but he'll have all of last season to build on, plus whatever offseason stuff does go on this year. I think those workouts are good for at least 5% improvement in Completion % stats. He is a smart guy, and a physically talented and gifted guy who'll do the little things to improve if he is given the proper time in which to do so. Mark my words: With a full offseason under his belt, Fitz completes 63% of his passes during the 2011 season.

I love Ricky Stanzi. I have on this board saying that since at least last October. Like someone posted, he has all of the "adult" things down, like being a senior and a graduate, and he has all the playing numbers down in wins. He can certainly make all of the throws, he is tall (6'4" I think) but is a little light. He could put 10-12 lbs of muscle IMO. He was a starter for around 30 college games at Iowa, and played in some big ones (taking down PSU when they were ranked in the top 7ish a few years back). I think that becaues Kirk Ferentz is not known as a Quarterbacks Guy at Iowa, he hasn't gotten a lot of attention, but I really think he is the most polished, and NFL ready quarterback in this draft. I think his future potential is maybe not as high as some other guys with more measureables like Newton or Gabbert or Mallett, but, he is a guy that reminds me a lot of Matt Ryan and Matthew Stafford when they were coming out. He played in pro-style offense and excelled. Personally, I think he is safest pick at Qb in this draft, albeit not the sexiest. I really want him in Buffalo.

I don't want Whining Whitner back.

I like to eat cheeseburgers and b*tch about Maybin.

I would. She looks very smart and talented.

I've been chatting up Stanzi for quite some time. I don't post that much, but lately they've been regarding Stanzi. I would take this guy and have him and Levi battle it out to be the No. 2 when we play ball again. That being said, Stanzi is the only QB I would feel good about drafting. Newton is hard to pass on, but he scares the crap out of me for the same reasons. Stanzi, I think is a sure-fire upper tier NFL starter for 10+ years. http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/122425-which-college-qbs-are-you-tracking/page__p__2020550__fromsearch__1#entry2020550

I think he could be useful as a TE. He has to be better than Stupar, right? Well, Stupar can think...

http://www.sportsecyclopedia.com/nfl/buffalo/billspics.html I like the one that Jerry Butler is wearing in the late 70's to mid 80's. Those are what I wanna see.

I think that a minor league is a better idea than this madness you have described. I think it is very innovative, but it just would never happen. The coaches would be pissed, and QBs would never get drafted high anymore because you couldn't groom them yourself. The idea of have a minor league has always been a good one. Maybe have it by division. So the AFC East would have one team in like Albany. The Albany Albinos. White Uniforms. Anyway, that would create an 8 team league that would play games on Wednesday nights. They would have Sunday's as their tradional off day (possibly for "call-ups"?). Each team could designate 13 players. That would make a 52 man roster. They could figure out a pay scale for these guys. Something similar to the practice squad. That would give each NFL team a roster of 66 players or 72 players if they decided to keep a group of guys as an actual practice squad like they do now. The main gain to all this that the teams would have NFL caliber players playing against NFL caliber players during the season. Development is taking place, and if yu have 4 ILBs drop, you aren't signing some guy out of Michigan's weight room/garden care center to fill in...

I think its Fitz for a few years. I just see too many holes in this team that are more pressing than QB right now. Is Fitz going to take us to the SuperBowl? Probably not. With a pass rush, a run defense and some better blocking from the OL will he take us to a 10-6 or 11-5 record? I really think so. That being said, if Chan decides that Newton has too much "upside" to pass on, then he is the pick at 3. As much as it scares, it excites me the same amount, if not more. The kid's talent is unmeasurable. He is like Vick, but accurate. Or McNabb, but able to win the "Big Games" that he played in. I really want Defensive Front 7 help at 3, but if we take Newton, I'll be excited about it.

James Starks is guy that we most certainly could have had at some point in last year's draft. Obviously, the new regime were not Lynch guys, and wanted to move that beast outta town. So we needed a replacement. We took Spiller. He is a guy with super talent, but he can't remember the play, misses assignments and can't block. So, he is rarely on the field, save punt returns, when he fumbles. James Starks can block, remember the play, and hold onto the football. Is he the dymanic athlete? Nope. Would he have helped Buffalo this past season and next season? Yup. Could we have taken a guy like Jason Pierre-Paul who gets after QB's? Or Jermaine Grisham who catches passes from the TE position? I really hate the "Best Player" approach to drafting. If you are building a team, you have to put guys in the fold who are going to help other guys be better. A legitmate pass rush equals better LB and DB play. A legitmate OT makes better QB and WR play. Just cuz Spiller was the "Best Player" doesn't mean he was the best player for this team. All that said, I really hope we get a pass rusher in this draft at #3, because then the LBs DBs and RunD all get better as a result.

Thats a weird stat page. Doesn't much to me. Bryan Scott was number 1 for something strange. I don't put any faith in made up subjective stats.

All of you people saying he wasn't helping the 3rd team QB, were you in the stands watching him on the sidelines, or did you catch the moments on TV when Fox showed him. Maybe he was helping, we just don't know from the little bit that fox showed us. Cmon people. Get some kowledge and use your brains before making rash comments like this.

I get what you are saying, but the Bills are not a big enough fish to draft a guy because you think the Bills might want him. We're small potatoes. We're drafting 3rd overall, guy.

I like Levi. Thats just based on his Bowl Game at Troy and Pre-Season, but to me he looks good. I also really like Ricky Stanzi from Iowa. I think that guy will be a really solid NFL starting QB.

Maybe, just maybe, Maybin can be our Tight End...Think about it...

OK, what is the point here? Brett Farve could have been a Bill too, or Dan Marino. We could have signed Bart Starr back in the day. Big deal.

Just looked over the Pro Football Weekly Page and did not see this as an article. Could you provide a link?

Peyton Manning has had Tom Moore in Indianapolis his whole career. I know he is a "consualtant" now, but he is still on the sidelines with a headset on. Manning and Moore and are the definition of stability in the NFL.

"Akin" is a short name for "Akinola", which in Yoruba language means 'undefeated warrior'. He is of Nigerian descent. He is the older brother of NFL defensive tackle Remi Ayodele. We just need some "bad" people who are angels outside the white lines. Like a "Lady in the street, but a freak in the sheets" kinda deal.

They just have good football genes. We need a bunch...

Been thinking this for years. They are good footballers with a nasty streak. I want one, or fifty-three...