Steve O

Agree Schobel can disappear at times when taking on big o-linemen, his strength is as a speed rusher, not as a bull rusher. If he is "19 lbs faster" his speed rushing abilities will be even better. On the other hand, if he is just 19 lbs weaker it could be a problem.

First I've heard of it. Been aroun a long time, here is a link to his NFL stats http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/12611

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/foot...n.ap/index.html Apologies if this has been posted, didn't notice it. Anyways he might be annoncing college.

The injury has of course cut short several careers. But Spikes is a monster, if he can recover from it Philly will get the better of the deal. Regarding the age, this is virtually irrelevant. Spikes is only 6 months older than Walker, who will be 30 before training camp. My only point is that we can't look at the past 2 years and say Walker will be the better player based on that. Hopefully both players will gel new environents, both seem like class guys

Based on the last 2 years you are correct, Walker is the better player. Based on the two years before that, Spikes is by far the better player. We will only knowwho got the better of this deal after the next two years. Bills certainly got more of a known commodity, Eagles certainly got more potential. Disregarding of course the draft pick.

Replay review is one position the Bills need to upgrade. Absolutely horrible since at least the Williams era. This can cost games, not only not reviewing plays that should be but also losing time outs reviewing plays that have no chance of overturn.

It isn't the years out of the league that's the problem, its the reason for it...the knees. Won't make it through the first cut.

Wish he had put forth this kind of effort in Buffalo. He does look ripped.

Sorry...didn't realize I'm not allowed to share my opinion....

Dante graded out better than Huff....All in all it looks good but I still thnk we could have had the same draft plus and extra second and third round pick

Apologies if this has been posted, didn't see it http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/foot...h.ap/index.html

If Peteson falls to 12 it means someone like Willis went higher than expected.

I remember watching a CFL game in the early 90's and saw Perry Tuttle make a catch. Another former Bill (one of the wasted first round picks in the early 80's), he had a rough ride for a while but persevered and turned out okay. Interesting read for anyone that cares. http://66.218.69.11/search/cache?p=perry+t...=1&.intl=us

Hope Pactrick is still there when we pick, could go either way.

Same thing drafting Mcgahee did to Henry's.

Would be surprised if Quinn is still there at 12, even more surprised if we take him. Not nuts about his second round prediction either.

Another great shootout victory. Miller has now stopped 11 of the last 12 shootout attempts. Too bad the Sabres have only scored on one of the last 12. Good enough tonight though. Can go a long ways towards locking things up with a win Saturday. Hope we start getting some people back for the playoffs!

hope we have better luck in the shootout then Saturday (or was it Sunday?)

http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?id=2775868 Much better description than my attempt

Started with a cheap shot on drury - no penalty. After ensuing faceoff and play resumed all h@## broke loose as the sabres tried to get even. Biron and Emery got into it, both ejected.Two penalties to the Sabres, one 4 minute one two. Plus both goalies ejected. Sabres killed the 5 on 3 but gave up a goal on the 5 on 4. Anyways it's sure to be on sports center, pretty obvious I'll never do play by play (or blow by blow)

A lot mor. Bothe punches being thrown than you'll see in the Mesi fight! Holy @#$%

Marv never made a move in the first round, stood pat every year. (The Bennet deal was consumated after the draft haloween nite i believe. Marv was dead set against it. Glad he lost the argument!)

Exactly. Not that I'm crazy about the idea of losing him, but he's not the guy we should overpay for.

Him and Bill Joe Herbert