Fingon

by offensive line, you mean just a LG?

I would think he is happy. If he does well, he will have earned himself $10 million a year.

Is that you, Tom Donahoe?

I will always have seasons (as long as the Bills are in Buffalo)

I don't read Sully's column anymore... he is too much of a douche bag.

It gives us some damn good weapons... all we need is a TE. Evans to the left, TO to the right, Josh in the slot, and freddy + marshawn in the back field.

good stuff.

can't spell his name right? I'm not even going to read your post.

Grade: 67 | Key Alert: None Comment: Keiaho is an undersized linebacker with good quickness. He shows good reactions with good effort and toughness. When playing the run, he reacts quickly and gives good effort to get off blocks. He is quick with his use of hands and has adequate strength to shed contact. He fills quickly against inside run plays and has good ability to diagnose and get into gaps. He is also quick with his acceleration to the outside. His overall aggressiveness will get him in trouble at times and he could be more disciplined with his angles to the ball. He does a good job gearing down to force plays back to the inside. He has good lateral quickness and agility. He shows some burst to accelerate. He has adequate reactions in coverage and shows good range, but will show wasted movement while attempting to read. He is aggressive toward play-action and has to hustle to recover. His overall movement skills are good. He has quick feet with the ability to flip and close from zones. He shows good reactions with a short-area burst to make plays. He plays reckless in a good way. Grade: 68 | Key Alert: None Comment: June moved from the weak outside linebacker position he was playing in Indianapolis to the strong outside linebacker position for the Buccaneers. He is undersized for the position, but plays with good instincts and is very athletic. He plays with a good motor and is very competitive going to the ball. He has the intelligence to play on either side and not miss a beat. He does a good job of recognizing blocking schemes and is quick to locate the level of the ball. He takes good angles and can adjust on the move. He can struggle when he has to take on and defeat blockers while at the point of attack and generally has to run around most blockers rather than take them on. He is not the strongest tackler and does not always come under control before contact, which can cause him to miss his share of tackles. He looks athletic when dropping into space and does a good job of defending the pass. He can close on the ball and shows ball skills when he gets to the area. While he probably fits the weak side linebacker spot better, he can be effective playing on the strong side, as well. Keiaho is only 26, still improving, and had a very good 2008 season.

Now that we have T.O., i would LOVE to get Beckum. 6'3" 243 4.60 40... most bench reps... i'd take him in the 3rd if he's still there... hell.. even the 2nd.

How about Freddy Keiaho?

You would have a point if the hospitals were created to give abortions.

I'll take him

Whoops... 5,000,000 threads today... didn't see that.

I know the Ralph essentially made TKO come here, but do you think the insane intensity of that night could have endeared him to our fan base? I know it's all about the $$$... but still...

Every player has injuries, however Beckum only has one that actually caused him to miss games.

From wikipedia "Travis measured in at 6'3" 243 lbs. About 25 lbs over his listed weight for many years at the University of Wisconsin. Travis recorded the most reps on the bench press of 225 lbs. He recorded 28 reps finishing 1st overall for TE" 6'3" 243 lbs and runs a 4.6 sec 40, all while still not being 100% from his injury. Not to mention the man is the strongest TE.

Always banged up? He's had one serious injury in his entire college career. Soph: 61 catches 903 yards 14.8 avg 5 tds Junior: 75 catches 982 yards 13.1 avg 6 tds We could use that kind of production.

Sue the Bills for what? Security can't be everywhere.

The Tampa 2 is fine. if we get a pass rusher, we are a top 10 defense.

We need to replace Ellison, and there are no good DE's in FA.

Grade: 67 | Key Alert: None Comment: Keiaho is an undersized linebacker with good quickness. He shows good reactions with good effort and toughness. When playing the run, he reacts quickly and gives good effort to get off blocks. He is quick with his use of hands and has adequate strength to shed contact. He fills quickly against inside run plays and has good ability to diagnose and get into gaps. He is also quick with his acceleration to the outside. His overall aggressiveness will get him in trouble at times and he could be more disciplined with his angles to the ball. He does a good job gearing down to force plays back to the inside. He has good lateral quickness and agility. He shows some burst to accelerate. He has adequate reactions in coverage and shows good range, but will show wasted movement while attempting to read. He is aggressive toward play-action and has to hustle to recover. His overall movement skills are good. He has quick feet with the ability to flip and close from zones. He shows good reactions with a short-area burst to make plays. He plays reckless in a good way.

Huh? Our defense improved from 31st to 14th last year, and if we get a good pass rusher in the draft it should improve to top 10.

What advice do you have for them? Fire yourselves? Sign my favorite FA? Trade for this player?

Russ Brandon doesn't pick players.