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Talley was the glue that held that all together. They were all good players, but I would take Talley over all of them except bruce.

I know you said no particular order, but I love how you have Talley first. My fav player. Thats the jersey I wear on gamedays.

Brady yes Sanchez no Tannehill no Weeden no Flacco no Big Ben yes Dalton iffy Schaub probably Luck yes Hasselback no Gabbert no Manning prob too late in his career with that injury Palmer no Rivers yes Cassell no

Hard to compare the sacks when they played in front of different QB's. An LT in front of Fitz should almost always give up less sacks than an LT in front of trent/vick.

I agree he would have been hall worthy had he remained pre-injury level. He went from an all-pro to a stop-gap roll player. He was the most exciting and impact Bill's player I can remember during the 2000's.

I agree that its unfair to judge any rookie QB after 1 season, but Gabbert was really bad. I think people would let his 33rd(last) rated QBr slide if he even had a flash of competency. He looked lost and scared. qbs

He was never the same after the injury.

Considering hes probably about 30, this might be close to career ending. Sucks.

Their QB is Blaine Gabbert. They expect to punt. A LOT.

According to my extensive youtube study, Voltaire Buffet is a sure fire first rounder and a lock for the top 10.

I promised myself I would never go back there. I am losing the willpower to holdout. I really want to see us stomp the Jets to start the season.

They better start working on the superbowl shuffle.

This is the first draft that has had this much movement.. To what end? It's too early to pass judgement on either philosophy. Some teams stand their ground (Bills) and some throw picks to the wind (boys, skins etc). Time will tell.

I don't think anyone is denying that WR is a need. Fans tend to act like the first round pick is your only pick you get. We have 9 more picks. Who knows how they had Floyd rated? Perhaps they had him as a 2nd round talent. Perhaps his red flags were too much to ignore. Both positions were undeniably needs. They picked who they thought was the better player. The front office and fan base are in total win-now mode. WR takes a longer time to develop than CB. It's very likely Gilmore will have a greater rookie impact than Floyd.

My only problem with them drafting corners high is that they always let them go in FA. This front office has been focused on keeping its own. If hes as good as advertised how is this a waste? Teams are in nickle and dime more than ever. CBs are more important than ever. We just got a good one.

Aside from their first round pick last year? I forgot, good teams don't draft corners ever.

and the bills pick.... outback steakhouse? wait its a commercial of course

Im with you. I see no good reason to even take a chance on this guy. Lack of measurables, lack of production, and lack of character. What are people so enamored with again? In a couple months we will have a tape of him working out with the lineman who loved his sister.

Loose hips

Curtis Modkins is camp fodder. Dont expect him to make the final roster.

Id hope he washes them between acts. My best guess would be a dress sock for Ralph, stripers for Wann, and a sock that somehow incorporates a vest for Chan.

Did you practice this routine with your chan and wann sock puppets?

Really?

"He ran the 40-yard dash two times with his best attempt clocked at 4.57 seconds. "They don't expect me to be full speed and I don't expect the same," added Broyles when asked about his 40-yard dash time. "Being competitive, I wish it was in the 4.3 range. That's not the scenario. It just shows that I am working hard. I am getting my lateral movement back as well."" For a guy his position/size that is pretty slow. How far removed from injury is he?

haha