bobobonators

i'm not a big Clausen fan at all, but this picture has already been posted ad nauseam. the kid was probably 17 in this pic and obviously goofing off. just let it go. if anything, i'd be more worried about his recent bar fight during this past season.

blah blah. Lynch made the pro bowl. period. geeze. i wonder how your life would look if someone were to qualify all of your accomplishments - most likely, not very special.

it really is kinda disgusting how quick people turn =/

i wouldn't accept anything less than a 2nd for Lynch. he's one year removed from the pro bowl and is still in the very prime of his career. if we trade aaway Lynch, we better be ready to sign one of the FA RBs..like C Taylor, LT, or Jones...b/c as much as I love Freddy, I don't want him carrying the entire load at his advanced age.

no, i'm perfectly sane. look at the value chart for picks. THE 2nd overall pick is worth 2600 points. our 9th pick is worth 1350. our 2nd pick is worth 490. our 4th pick is worth 84 points. I also may be wrong, but next year's 2nd would automatically be of less value than this year's second. DO THE MATH.

simply out of control. to move up to #2 from #9 will require our 1st, 2nd, and next year's 1st..easily. No way. We've got more holes than swiss cheese and can't afford to give up that many picks.

moving up to the #2 spot from #9 I believe.. will cost us our 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th round picks based on the point system...but that probably won't happen, so what they'll want is our 1st and 2nd this year, and like another 1st next year. i like bradford, but no thanks.

225, but isn't he also like 6'6 or 6'7?

not a horrible draft...instead of Jarrett Brown (who i think sucks)..give us a WR there, and we're good to go

and to everyone who uses his contract as a reason to trade him away: exactly how far under the cap do you want us to get?

exactly.

WR is the only position that is directly dependent on the QB for production. But yet it's Evans fault? It's not a coincidence that TO had the worst year of his career in Buffalo...it's not that he's done, it's that the QB play was atrocious.

lovely idea. lets have a starting WR set of Steve Johnson and Hardy...backed up by, by, by,...oh ya, nobody. Lee Evans should and will stay.

oh ya

hands down: Kirk Hammett in Fade to Black. EPIC

jesus..only in buffalo.

We have "definite" talent with edwards, fitzy, and Brohm? I don't know if definite is a word I would use to describe anyone in that bunch. And all of a sudden Jake Locker would be our saviour next year? No thanks.

In the end i guess it's pointless to continue discussing this b/c Bradford won't last until we pick at 9 and I don't see us moving up.

What exactly is it about Bradford's game that concerns you? Specifically.

Calm down guy.

Dude, your respsonse makes it seem as if Bradford was injured every year. This is football - ANY player can get hurt. Just b/c you take 100 shots and never get injured doesn't mean that the next shot won't injure you. Bradford never missed a game until his senior season.

It's just sad that people who have never really watched him play have such strong opinions. In my opinion, if you don't watch much college football at all, you really shouldn't even bother responding to any threads dealing with the draft, and just accept whatever happens on draft day. Arm strength wasn't a concern when he was slated to go #1 overall last season had he declared...heck, he may still go #1 overall in this draft. The reason I made the comparison to Cutler is b/c that's what people in Buffalo expect just b/c of the weather up here..and unfortunately many people hold certain QB's to those standards. Tom Brady doesn't have an overwhelmingly strong arm..but he can make all the throws in the NFL. If you've watched Bradford play week in and week out, you'd realize that the same applies to him.

McKelvin may be unproven b/c he's young, but the games he played for us he was solid...and he is a 1st round pick..McKelvin is going to start, no doubt about it as the #2 corner. We have plenty with McGee (who hopefully will stop with the special teams), McKelvin, Florence, and Corner (who was quite solid as well).

for everyone on here who insists that Bradford doesn't have a strong arm really must not have watched him play much at all. While he may not have a cannon of an arm like Cutler (few do)...it's by no means WEAK...it's def. above average and he can make any/every throw needed on the field. if you haven't seen him play much, just go watch footage on youtube or another site.