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Fingon

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  1. Waters is a short, thickly-built nine-year veteran who has good natural strength and above-average athleticism. He has been one of the most consistent players on the Chiefs' offensive line over the past six seasons. He is a good combination of power and athletic ability. He has good initial quickness to engage defenders and gain leverage. He can get on the edge when pulling and is effective to searchlight defenders on the second level. He is a good knee-bender who works with good balance and short-area agility. He has good hand use and initial pop to jolt his opponent. He is an instinctive player who reacts well to stunts and twists and is rarely out of position. Waters works with a good natural power base and works his feet well to finish blocks.
  2. I don't know that you could get a 4th for Parrish, as he is purely a punt returner. I'm thinking more of a 5th or 6th.
  3. much of that has got to be fat... i think they will try to convert that weight to muscle, rather than adding to it.
  4. He still needs to gain a lot of strength, and i don't think they have been grooming him to play LT. I think it's either RT or one of the guard positions.
  5. I'm going to check this out on my cell phone right now.
  6. Agreed. There is no reason to get rid of Reed, as he is far more proven than any #3 that we currently have.
  7. i think he only put up a dozen or so reps during the combine. He is very athletic though, i believe he was a basketball player in college.
  8. He's had a full year to add muscle to his frame, and i think the Bills training staff would have made it a priority for him.
  9. I think we will have to wait until training camp to evaluate whether Bell is ready to take on anything other than a reserve role. However, i agree that he showed positive signs in preseason, and i think with added strength he could contend for a starting spot. He certainly has the lineage to do so.
  10. At this point, i think hes nothing more than a 70-80 catch 800-900 yard receiver. (which is just what we need)
  11. I think if the dolphins are not really interested, then Coles HAS to sign our deal. We probably have the only legit offer out for him.
  12. Agreed. The Bills will probably use a mid round pick on a guard (or Bell might be ready). Preston will sign close to a minimum deal.
  13. early august for hardy http://blogs.buffalobills.com/tag/james-hardy/ NO WAY does he go on the IR
  14. the whole situation is very weird.
  15. WGR reported this 2 days ago
  16. Not without a QB
  17. The team would want to give him a physical and work him out a bit.
  18. ESPN’s Chris Mortensen has reported, with excellent elaboration via ESPN.com’s Tim Graham, that the Buccaneers offered a first-round and a third-round pick for quarterback Matt Cassel as part of the menage-a-trade that would have sent quarterback Matt Cassel to the Broncos and quarterback Jay Cutler to Tampa. So why did the Pats pass? A reader has shared with us this nugget from Michael Felger of WEEI. Put simply, the Bucs arrived at the party too late (and possibly with a cinnamon bobka). If that’s the case, then it all makes sense. But Mort says (via Graham) that the Broncos were willing to give up their own first-round pick — No. 12 overall in the draft — for Cassel. Under those circumstances, why didn’t Belichick bite? We agree with Mortensen’s suggestion that Belichick would be less willing to help a former assistant coach than to help the front-office guy who helped set the table for those three Super Bowl victories in four year. Mort also suggests that the Pats leaked word of the Broncos’ effort to trade Cutler to the Boston Globe as a way to mess with the Broncos. Um, wow. We only wish that the Broncos and Pats played each other twice per year. As a consolation, the Broncos and Chiefs still do. UPDATE: Tom Curran also reports that the Bucs and Broncos showed up after Pats coach Bill Belichick had decided to pull the trigger on the trade with the Chiefs. Credit Chiefs G.M. Scott Pioli for: (1) knowing that the Patriots were ready to do something right away with Cassel; and (2) getting a number and placing his order while the other teams were still loitering in the lobby of Schnitzer’s. per pft
  19. What the !@#$ do you think would happen? Bitches need to learn to stay in the kitchen.
  20. He hasn't even visited Miami (haven't read anything about him doing so)
  21. 7-9 is far from sucking... it's average.
  22. Is he planning on waiting until all the FA money is gone?
  23. 5-11 is a midget now? I wonder what Roscoe is?
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