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Unless someone's scores are abnormally high or low, there isn't much use to the test.

Yeah, the wonderlic is pretty useless. It won't change his draft stock at all.

No one uses the chart anymore. It doesn't take into account player salaries in the value of picks.

2009 Scouting Report - Scouts Inc. Grade: 62 | Key Comment: Lilja is a marginally sized guard who missed the 2008 season, his fifth, as he was placed on the Physically Unable to Perform list. He has had problems with his right knee. Lilja has good initial quickness and has adequate agility and body control but is a bit of a waist bender. He has to work to keep his pad level down and will struggle to leverage his blocks and get much push at the line of scrimmage. He is a smart blocker who is aware in pass protection and picks up games like stunts and twists and takes good angles to get to the second level. 2009 Scouting Report - Scouts Inc. Grade: 58 | Key Comment: Green is a 10-year veteran who had little starting experience until he arrived in Oakland two years ago. He started every game in 2008 and has good size and strength for the RT position. He has adequate balance and body control in passing situations. He lacks ideal foot quickness when matched up with speed rushers, but shows good hand use and can push defenders past the pocket once he opens his hips. He has improved his awareness and reactions to stunts. In the run game, he comes off the ball with adequate pad level. He will get overextended at times and has trouble recovering once he gets his weight forward. He does a good job as a positional blocker and can sustain contact with wide hand placement. Both are decent backups/spot starters.

He's worth a mid-round pick at most.

If Nix believes Bryant will be a great player, then he should take him. I would much rather us take a player who we think will be great, over a player who has limited potential but fills a major need.

Because cap numbers have nothing to do with actual salary.

Bradford is one of the most accurate passer and best decision makers to come out in a while. He has also been really only seriously injured once in his career. The knock on Clausen is that he throws the ball up for grabs a lot, and isn't that accurate on his deep ball.

The Cowboys have to lose a big contract FA for them to have the ability to sign Peppers.

The Cowboys can't sign him, and I doubt the Redskins would pay Haynesworth AND Peppers.

http://tinyurl.com/yev9cvv

Wow, a Bills player tweeted... how exciting.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/...n-jim-harbaugh/ Could Harbaugh have turned the Bills down because he knew that Al Davis would pay insane money for a college coach?

The Vikings would have had to let Frazier out of his contract, which would NOT happen during the playoffs.

http://www.fandome.com/video/117254/Sword-Practice/?q=c

Clearly, you are correct. Which is why we never should have considered Bill Cowher for our HC. He is obvious a bad evaluator of coaches, and his questionable decision making should scare any team from hiring him.

Jerry Jones says the biggest mistake he ever made was letting Chan Gailey go. http://audio.wgr550.com/m/audio/28424737/r...-simon-show.htm

They probably chose Gailey because that guy in your avatar recommended him.

If he wins football games, you don't need "buzz". The guy comes highly recommended from the majority of this board's savior (Bill Cowher), and Scott Pioli thinks he is a HC material as well. The last thing this franchise needs is a move to create "buzz".

And i did back up my claims. What do you not get? My point has been that they don't have the worst roster in the league. I have already ponied up facts. If you believe that the Bills are a bottom 2-3 roster, then why are there always 7-8 teams worse than the Bills? I could go through every roster, but it would be completely pointless, as it would take a ridiculously long time to familiarize one's self with the talent of each roster in the NFL. However, you can grow a sack and either admit you are wrong, or actually perform the analysis, because as of right now, you have no facts on your side.

If you believe that the Bills will move after Ralph dies, then you have your head in the sand my friend. There is a far greater possibility that the Bills stay in Buffalo.

He's an awful coach, which is why Bill Cowher chose him to be his successor in Pittsburgh.

Here is your grade F. As you are incapable of rational analysis. Tell me, if the Bills have the worst roster in the NFL, then why are they never at the bottom of it. Why have there been 7-8 teams below us the last 4 years? Anyone can look at those rosters and realize that the Bills have more talent, but i doubt that any argument would sway you from your ridiculous belief that the Bills are always the worst at everything.

If you don't want Gailey, then you shouldn't want Cowher. Gailey was the coach Cowher recommended to take over Pittsburgh after he left.