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I recall plenty of opportunities to hit Graham or Goodwin down the sideline but EJ tossed it out of bounds. With as many receivers and top RIbs we have, I don't think there is a shortage of weapons. Having road graders at RT and TE will help protect EJ and aid the run game.

My ex failed for diluted sample. All she did was have water in the morning before the test.

Very interesting way of doing it!

If you're only allowed 30 visitors at your facility, how can you test 100 players?

I think the biggest threat to take him is Minnesota at 8 now that Zimmer is the coach.

I think the best mock I've seen so far is from Ryan Talbot http://www.buffalobillsdraft.com/2014/05/ryan-talbots-buffalo-bills-seven-round-mock-draft-version-4-0/ I would be thrilled by that draft, it addresses everything but safety (which Graham may fill anyway).

As much as that is good to hear, I cannot feel comfortable until the dust settles.

If they trade up, then what do we watch on Friday?

These extra two weeks have only allowed our minds to keep kicking out ideas of who we might draft and where. The common theme and indeed mantra of teams this time of year is to draft the best player available. So my question is, if the Bills stay at #9, who is the best player available? For this exercise, write out you top 10 and how you arrived at it. My top 10 is based solely on college career output (my interpretation of it anyway). Combines and pro-days seem to distract more than inform. How many workout warriors were busts? (Cough) Maybin! (Cough) 1) DE J. Clowney 2) OT G. Robinson 3) LB K. Mack 4) OT J. Matthews 5) OT T. Lewan 6) WR S. Watkins 7) CB D. Dennard 8) DT A. Donald 9) LB CJ Mosley 10) LB A. Barr I don't think there is a TE worthy of a top ten pick. I think honorable mentions go out to FS Ha-ha Clinton-Dix and CB J. Verrett. So if the first 8 were gone we would say hello to CJ Mosley assuming all the teams' boards were lined up this way. Again, these are just my opinion. What's yours?

By the way, Donald was moved around on the line and has experience at DE.

Son of a b!!!!

I believe he can be a serviceable DE as he has incredible speed and can chase the QB and run down RBs, but there are other options like Ealy and Tuitt that may be there in round 2.

How about Ealy or Tuitt? One of them could be available in the 2nd.

Does he need to in the wide 9?

He appears to be a KW clone, but KW is getting up there in years and has had surgery on both feet. Besides this season, the draft is for the future. He may also have the potential to try some time at LE as he's bigger than the other ends not named Williams at the moment.

The metrics on him look good from both the run and pass perspective. He also had a really good showing at both the senior bowl and the combine. http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/cfb/46653/349/peshek-dt-metrics-10

I also prefer the OT Matthews with TE Seferian-Jenkins. I think the Bills will strive to be a run-oriented offense.

He reminds me a lot of Kyle Williams. I can't believe how fast he is. If he turns out to be as good as KW, I wouldn't have a problem taking him at 9.

I do not advocate breaking the bank for someone who made their living off screen passes. There's depth at the position (don't we have like 16 WRs on the roster now anyways?) to pick up someone in later rounds.

Trade down, accumulate more picks, thus increasing the likelihood of a "hit". Hmm, we just did that recently... traded down, got the player we wanted, and oh yeah picked up the (should have been) DROY Kiko Alonso with the extra pick.

1) Dallas breaks the bank for Johnny Football because he's "Jerrah!" (possibly 3 first rounders) 2) Browns get Bridgewater with their 2nd 1st round pick 3) Bills do NOT go TE at #9

34 y/o QB with back problems and a huge contract. Let me see... If they gave us 2 first rounders (this year and next year's) and a 2nd (this year's) and Romo (who must restructure his contract to be a backup) I would give them the 9th pick in this year's draft I'd consider it. But to give up 2 first round picks for him? No way.

LMAO!

http://www.buffalorumblings.com/buffalo-bills-opinion/2014/4/29/5664020/clarifying-language-in-the-buffalo-bills-relocation-agreement Not that there is any decision that they're already gone, but greed typically wins out.

Looked at the CBs, Dennard and Fuller appear to be the top ones. If we stay press-coverage we should grab Dennard and settle our secondary for the next 5-7 years.