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Culpepper sucks. 2004 was a long time ago.

My thoughts exactly. Lol!

Long in the tooth. I think he's done now.

Say what you want about coach Leach but he knew how to build an O-Line.

The line was a disaster last year. Despite the line, with Evans and Owens to throw to, coupled with Jackson's amazing abilities out of the backfield, those are some serious weapons for a QB to utilize. We had a few close games (five losses by a TD or less) so I can't help but believe that we would've won those if we had a pro bowl QB like you suggest. Therefore we would've gone 11-5 and made the playoffs. What a difference a legit QB could make!

Kiobe? Kobe was also an 18-year old drafted out of high school. Different sport. There's no comparison here.

Edwards looked promising until Wilson concussed him. Then he kind of came back. Then we traded Peters and our line took several steps back. Edwards had less protection and less time to throw and regressed. Having Jauron as coach didn't help either. I honestly believe he could've been great but we ruined him. Maybe he can re-capture his previous, promising form.

The Bills will have their draft board put together where I imagine they'll have their top players crossed with their top needs and see who best fits that combo when it's their turn to pick. No matter what the position. This pick could be QB, LT, NT, OLB or even RB! No one knows!

Neck and back injuries are scary and major red flags. The Bills must have felt comfortable enough with it to sign him. You have to think since he received no offers, his contract has some playing time clauses. We needed some 3-4 pieces before the draft, so I ultimately applaud the signing.

It's funny. But sad, pathetic funny. The 6-3 loss to the Browns was a low point for me. Can't remember exaclty but Derek Anderson only completed like three passes for 17 yards and that was good enough for the winning QB.

I read that too. It's either a smoke screen or legit. The Bills may not like the QBs and LTs that'll be there at 9. I could see them going in a number of directions with this pick. We won't know for sure until it's announced.

ILBs don't usually go very high in drafts. Not a premium, high-value position. I think he goes in the 13-20 range.

I don't what, if anything, Porter has left.

Yes, but Florio is posting it because he believes it and it lends credibility to Schefter's report. Not that it needed it.

Schefter's always right about this stuff. It's only a matter of time before official word is out.

Florio's got it: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/...with-the-bills/

Good post.

Fills a need. Good move.

It should be the norm. But isn't What he's done is quite respectable. He did the right thing and the smart thing when so few in his profession don't. I think it also could serve as an example to his NFL co-workers.

I'm guessing Davis.

Good signing. Good, but not great. But he's a good tackler.

The constantly losing and lack of improvement wear you thin. We just want the team to do well.

What row? I'm looking to upgrade my seats. This'll be my 4th year with the season's tickets. Unfortunately, these will be gobbled up before my call-in date.

No offence, but you're an idiot. You clearly didn't watch him play. Aren't all INTs the result of a bad QB play? Save for one's where a receiver screws up. Geez. He's a rookie who missed a lot of the off-season workouts and practices and he played hurt a lot, yet still produced big time. He was a corner who switched to safety. Not the easiest transition for a rookie. He made plays all over the field and showed good tackling ability. And he's only going to get better. He had a great year and is a star player already.

I think the Jags will trade back into the bottom portion of the 1st round to take him. But if we take a LT at nine and Tebow is there at 41, we'll take him.