DukeyBomb

To my knowledge there are a lot of Bills fans that were hoping for him after the top 6 were gone. I am pretty sure the Bills had Kuechly very high on their board and it would have had come down to him or Gilmore, if Gilmore were to get selected by Carolina which they were very high on him as well. The point of the thread is to point out that either way we would have had a very solid player. Some still even wouldn't mind having him over a CB because we had a deep secondary. But I am glad we have Gilmore. I love the kid. I wouldn't be upset with either one of them. Don't be so cynical.

If you don't care, then shut up. Simple. Many people do care. Thanks for your input.

I already know that piece of information. You can argue our top 2 needs were CB and LB. A lot of people felt Kuechly wouldn't go that high. In return a lot of people were hoping for him. I was one of them that would not have minded Lukey Kuechly to fall to us and then for us to draft him.

Luke Kuechly sounds like he is having him self a very good off-season so far. I feel very confident if we hadn't selected Gilmore and instead drafted Kuechly, we would still have our selves one heck of a football player. I am rooting for the kid. I was secretly hoping for him. Him or Gilmore. Either way, I thought it would be something interesting to bring up. Decent stuff. The article also explains in detail some of the plays he has been making in camp. http://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles/panthers_kuechly_ahead_of_the_curve/11328826

Don't believe everything you read. Some information is being skewed, while other are simply wrong. Young is DEFINITELY having a better camp so far than Thigpen.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! JESUS CHRIST. +1 Not to mention we virtually have the same type of player on the roster that we don't know what he can do yet in TJ Graham.

Don't start that crap. He could easily be in his drive way or at a redlight taking a quick pic. It's not as dangerous as the media has made it out to be. And it's no different than being distracted by the radio, newspaper, people, eating or anything else that takes your attention away from driving. Anyway. Thanks for your post TKIS. Awesome stuff and I personally like your sense of humor. I am a huge Chappelle show fan, good add. Hopefully Prince Miller can make the practice squad. You can't teach speed. And I don't think Terrence McGee makes the team and we keep 5 corners. If someone goes down he's the first in the game. That wouldn't be such a bad situation.

http://www.buffalobillsdraft.com/2012/07/training-camp-report-day-1/

Nobody is a lock to make the team. I know what Scott has done. Get outta here with thinking it's a guarantee for him.

Yes Young at 90%. I think that Thigpen doesn't have a shot. I think young is a 90 percent lock unless something goes wrong. And I'm giving Ruvell Martin 25% just to give him a little credit lol. You're probalby right though. Bryan Scott I don't think is a lock to make the team. I think it's quite possible Nigel Bradham and Tank Carder take his spot on the roster and makes room for Gailey to keep someone else on the roster.

A lot of these players will make the roster most likely. But in a year, half of them could be gone and in 2 years, most will be gone with the young guns taking over. 1 - 36 - Brian Moorman *80% (No guarentee he makes roster anymore. Pushed by the younger, stronger leg in P Shawn Powell. Moorman is still, good but in decline.) 2 - 35 - Rian Lindell *98% (Will make roster. Bills have K John Potter waiting in the wings though.) 3 - 33 - Corey McIntyre *90% (Very good chances. Special team stud. Only legit blocking FB on team. But is being pushed hard by Dorin Dickerson.) 4 - 32 - Chris Kelsay *95% (Very good chances. Price tag is reasonable but slightly high. Kelsay is a good all around player that should stick.) 5 - 31 - Dwan Edwards *85% (Most likely will make roster. He's currently 3rd best DT. But his price tag could make him expendable. Especially with the DT talent.) 6 - 31 - Terrence McGee *99% (Will make roster barring injury. The vet is the best CB when Healthy. But age is catching up and that won't be the case soon.) 7 - 31 - George Wilson *100% (Stalwart in secondary along with Byrd for the foreseeable future.) 8 - 31 - Nick Barnett *100% (See Wilson, But for linebackers.) 9 - 31 - Fred Jackson *100% (Same as above but for RB's.) 10 - 31 Bryan Scott *92% (Most likely makes roster due to versatility in the defense and SP. Teams. Will see most time at WLB but can slide to Safety.) 30 and 29: 1 - 30 - Erik Pears *100% 2 - 30 - Kirk Morrsion *100% 3 - 30 - Spencer Johnson *80% 4 - 29 - Mark Anderson *100% 5 - 29 - Ryan Fitzpatrick *100% 6 - 29 - Kyle Williams *100% 7 - 29 - Vince Young *90% 8 - 29 - Ruvell Martin *25% *Chances of making roster. (IMO) Well Lurker beat me to the punch while I was making it ha. Oh well, now you have two.

Easley is a good story. But Easley doesn't have the production prior to his time out to be considered a "comeback" player. Because technically statisticaly speaking there is nothing ot come back from. I can put money on it that Merriman wins the award if he comes out with a 10+ sack season.

I'm not so sure they should have injured players on this list for comeback players. If that's the case then I think Fred Jackson and Shawne Merriman are both candidates. Even though Shawne hasn't had a good season in 3 years.

You idiots. Is there any quote out there saying he "will" make an impact? I'm pretty sure they all are, "if he stays healthy, he will make an impact." And I can't see how that would be a lie.

Dez Bryant was arrested as well. http://www.foxsportssouthwest.com/07/16/12/Reports-Cowboys-receiver-Dez-Bryant-arre/msn_landing.html?blockID=761610&feedID=4680

Because I'm not registered yet... I'm not going to get in to a spelling contest with someone who can't spell "THEY'RE" correctly.

His word is as good as mine. I knew some tool would try to bash what I said just because my cousin said it lol. Believe what you want, I heard it from others as well. Except my cousin seen it in person. Josh Reed is a pedaphile in my book.

Ignore strangers? Yes and no. Just because we don't sit on the porch and say hi to everybody that walks by, doesn't mean we are colder or ignore strangers. It's hard to explain. Don't judge Buffalo if you've never been there though.

Buffalo can be your best friend. Or your worst enemy. It's called give respect and you shall receive respect. Disrespect me and you get buried. Some can't adapt.

My cousin seen this guy hitting on minors at the clubs. Let me rephrase... Actually with minors.

4.52 40 yard dash with a pulled quad. 36 inch vert. Still doesn't drop a pass and does his work out? If you ask me he sounds intriguing AND tough. Maybe some of you guys aren't giving the kid enough credit that he is still learning and makes mistakes. I wouldn't be upset if the Bills used a 3rd or lower. A 2nd would be too high. As long Nix is doing his checks and balances. Which I have no doubt he is.

I couldn't help but wonder what is going to happen to all of our DT's. So that got me thinking. What will be camps biggest battles and who are some surprise cuts? For me the DT position is our biggest camp battle that will probably have some of the most surprising cuts. Dareus, Williams start. Johnson, Edwards, Troup, Carrington, Heard, and Gilbert. I can't see the Bills cutting Carrington and Troup. I think 3 of the 4 DT's out of Edwards, Johnson, Heard and Gilbert will be cut with one being put on the PS. What do you guys say?

WITH OUT A GM AND COACH ON THE SAME PAGE, THE TEAM IS DOOMED NO MATTER WHAT! But if they inherit a great QB some how, or defense... That can mask their faults.

It doesn't sound like "Pittsburgh fans." It sounds like ONE Pittsburgh fan.

LT is NOT the key to the superbowl. You can schematically design an offfense that hides any flaws on the line. You can NOT do that with a DEFENSE, making defense the more important piece as a whole than one position.