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I still remember, "Beat The New York Jets".

I remember taking mine at NTHS. It was TNT week and my friends all wanted me to skip the test and get high. I rushed the test, got a good grade and still fulfilled my friends wishes. Rotoworld had this to say about Patterson, "Scouts from 10 different teams have reportedly expressed reservations regarding Tennessee WR Cordarrelle Patterson's mental acuity. It's a fancy way of saying the scouts don't think Patterson is smart. He reportedly wasn't impressive during team interviews at the Combine and scored an 11 on the 50-question Wonderlic test. "Mentally, it's going to be a project," one personnel man told the Journal-Sentinel. "Running routes, he doesn't know how to do any of that stuff. You may have to keep it simple for him, but this is football. It's not building a super glider or anything." Source: Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Apr 18 - 11:13 AM http://www.rotoworld.com/playernews/nfl/football/

If it helps, here is a link of a mock Wonderlic test. http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=wonderlic-sample-quiz

I'm with you on this, but I'm still awaiting someone's disapproval

Chris Kelsay hatred to commence in... 3, 2, 1

True. I wonder if a player could be included.

Sadly, in 53 years of drafting, the Bills have a better record percentage of drafting a player after pick 14 in the first round. Same here

Atlanta is rumored to want to trade up in the top 10. Dee Milliner is there at no.8, Atlanta might swing a similar deal to what they did when drafting Julio Jones. Would pick no. 30 be good, 2013 second rounder, a first rounder in 2014? http://m.ajc.com/weblogs/atlanta-falcons/2013/apr/13/will-falcons-trade-get-cornerback/ Bills would pick: 1.30 2.9 2.28

Ha true

He was a top projected safety/CB in the draft

I was just at the central Utah location on my way to Moab...it's not bad. What I'm trying to say is, when walking around you don't feel as if its a billion dollar business...but, it is.

Not sure, but its telling teams like the Titans, Panthers, Rams and Steelers...who have been linked to Tavon...if you want Austin...you have to go through Buffalo.

Whaley explains Austin is on high on the Bills radar. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000160230/article/tavon-austin-gains-steam-high-on-buffalo-bills-radar

I was at that game...what surprised me was the opening prayer. I was super hungover and realizing halfway through the prayer...it was not the national anthem

Same here I found if I wear my OJ Simpson jersey in Oakland...Surprisingly, I get no flack and cheered

What's sad is being a huge Dodgers fan, who watched that game and read about Dodgers fans selling out, made me pia-ssed! If ever walk into Sun Life Stadium and the owner of the Dullphins made me sell out being a Bills fan...I would drop trou and poop on my free Tannenhill jersey It was a different story 4 years ago...when Trent Edwards went down and Kurt Warner spanked the Bills. Fights galore!

Unless, he pimps the lot lizards! Same here... Drive into any Pilot Flying J's and experience a place that feels nothing like a multi-billion dollar business

just read that also... smells like possible tax evasion and/or bank fraud... Similar to what we had to endure in the early 2000's http://articles.marketwatch.com/2005-10-07/news/30989392_1_adelphia-founder-tax-fraud-tax-evasion

You mean, "dadgummit"?

Tis' true. As a Bills fan, I feel for our rustbelt Browns fans.

Just had a flashback of being a fan of Buffalo sports after reading this article.... sounds Rigas'esque "Two Pilot Flying J sales executives pleaded guilty today to federal charges of conspiracy to commit mail fraud for their role in sending fraudulent rebate checks "to certain targeted Pilot customers,'' the charges said." http://www.cleveland...lot_flying.html Basically, Haslam has been denying his involvement. But, an employees recording tells a different story, that Haslam had his hands in fraud. " While Haslam has denied involvement in or knowledge of the rebate fraud scam, Ralenkotter, Judd, and others may testify differently; already, at least one Pilot Flying J employee has said while being secretly recorded that Haslam was aware of the rebate fraud scam." http://profootballta...ederal-charges/ Past links: "FBI agents have blocked the entrance at the Knoxville headquarters of Pilot Flying J, the truck stop business owned by the family of Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam and his brother, Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam." http://www.cleveland...uarters_of.html http://profootballta...pilot-flying-j/ http://www.wate.com/...-j-headquarters http://profootballta...for-the-browns/ http://www.cleveland..._jimmy_h_1.html -Much love and prayers go out to those in New England!

sweet

Good find Beerball. I like the idea of thinking out of the box about the Byrd situation. If the Bills can score first rounder, third and free up cap space. For a guy who could walk away in 2014...why not?

Sanders at gaurd is a good start

Paul Maguire once said at War Memorial there was a guy who brought his own grill into the game...to his surprise he then wheeled his own keg in and put it in the seat next to him