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Give the players a choice to wear the marshmallows first. Lets see which one they choose.

Raiders got themselves a large Wang to play with.

New England Cheatriots are stain on the underpants of the NFL.

Florence & Mcgee at over the age of 30 will likely not contribute on special teams. I would think it would have to be one of those guys that gets cut. If McKelvin totally bombs in training camp he will get cut.

What % of TBD has ever had the pleasure of banging a knockout such as Mrs. Tannehill? I'm going to venture out and say less than 1%. She prolly wreaks of Tuna. Miami is the perfect spot for her.

I like the pick but not because he is going to be our starting LT. This guy will add very good depth to LT, RT, and Guard. He is an absolute beast in the run game! The YouTube videos I've seen on Glenn are a little scary in my opinion. He struggles to stay in front of SEC pash rushers. On one specific play against Melvin Ingram late in Georgia's game against Sout Carolina Glen gave up the game winning sack/fumble/TD. He was blown away off the line immediately. That is one play but I strongly suggest watching the 3 or 4 game videos on Youtube

Wow! It would be great to land Glenn or Martin and cross LT off the list.

The Lions can have Reily Reiff and Pete Prisco's "A" grade. Now they have a LT for half of training camp until he gets moved to RT.

C????? In my mind if you refuse to trade 2 or 3 prospects for the price of one who has never played a down in the NFL you get an automatic A! Gilmore is a solid pick. The only thing more the Bills could have done at that spot was to trade down and grab more picks.

Even if for some odd ball reason Minnesota took Richardson. Cleveland would still have Blackmon, Claiborne, etc. to pick from. That trade made no sense to me.

The Bills short board based on best player available. 1. Luck 2. RG3 3. Richardson 4. Claiborne 5. Kuechly 6. Kalil 7. Cox 8. Barron 9. Blackmon 10. Coples

My link These mocks get old and don't mean much but I found this scenario interesting. Its contingent upon Jacksonville being desperate for a corner and taking Gilmore. The rest of the picks seem to fill the requirements of BPA & need for the teams in front of us.

The Bills have stressed the importance of corners. They are very weak at the position right now. I believe it's the weakest on our team if you include starters and depth. The Bills also have alot of confidence in Hairston. Why wouldn't they? This team needs depth at LT. They don't need 2 starters at LT in a quick passing offense.

If the Bills move up to 3 they arent going to take Kalil. It would be Claiborne.

We need a player that is going to come in and have an impact. Tanny is going to have an immediate negative impact just by his presence.

I was under the impression that Carrington's natural fit was a 4-3 end. This kid has been moved around throughout his time with the Bills.

Nice to see all the pot heads at TBD slowly crawling out of the wood work. Anyone into crack?

Casserly just put it well on Path to The Draft. Adams Either had a problem with pot, he's dumb, or he just doesn't care. All 3 are not good. Get him off your board.

I don't want any LT not named Kalil. After him there are no sure fire starters at LT in this draft! Chris Hairston was drafted in the 4th round last year. He was called upon to start against the Giants, Patriots, Eagles, Titans, Chargers, Dolphins, & Jets. In that period he only gave up 4 sacks and 3 penalties. I'd say thats not bad for year 1 and he gained some valuable experience. If a guy can't be trusted as a starter after a pretty good year because he was drafted in round 4 then what is the point of drafting anything after round 3. Cordy Glenn is a guard in the NFL. His lateral movement is not that great. He is an absolute beast against the run. I've watched some of his tape on Youtube and he is bruiser in the run game. Georgia is a run first offense though. When they got behind in games this past season and were forced to throw it in the 4th quarter i believe that Glenn got exposed. He gave up some huge sacks against Boise State late. He also gave up the game winning sack/fumble against South Carolina. He is not a 10th overall draft pick! Riley Reiff is a RT. The proof is in Brian Bulaga. We need depth at Left Tackle. We don't need a starter.

Mayock held a hard line regarding Cordy Glenn going in the 1st round. He claimed on Path to The Draft that this kid is not a 1st round value. He has him mid 2nd round at best.

This guy will be smoking pot before the bus leaves for training camp. He has had two chances and I don't want to be the idiot who gives him a third. There is plenty of other talent in this draft.

This was well put together. Thank you The nice thing about Nix is that his words are pretty concrete. I've thought all along that the Reily Reif talk was very misguided. I would even go a step further and start eliminating prospects based on character. Reif- Sends cops on 20min man hunt in 2008 Kirkpatrick- Weed in his car. Says it wasn't his Floyd- 3 Alcohol related run ins with the law The Left Tackles remaining on the BIlls' best player available board are no where near 10. Also, If the best player available was a pass rusher I believe the Bills would still take him. So I think our 1st rd pick can be narrowed down to two cocks. Gamecocks that is. Melvin Ingram or Stephon Gilmore

No. We don't need a starter at LT. We need depth at the position. If we give up a 1st and 2nd we are giving up two starters for the price of one. I think we have our LT of the future in Hairston. His 1 year in the league was filled with lots of experience. The Bills drafted him last year knowing that he would be likely moving into a starting role in his second season. The problem the Bills have is someone who can back Hairston up in this draft. There is not much available in the later rounds. Thats the only reason I think they would consider taking a LT in the first. They surely would never move up. Buddy has said he doesn't like to give up picks and I don't see one player after Luck that is worth giving up draft picks.

I say Dre Kirkpatrick at 10. CB is our biggest need. Florence & Mckelvin have shown some regression, Mcgee's injuries, & Aaron Williams is best used covering the slot. We need to strengthen this position to play dangerous teams in the spread such as New England. We are not as hard up for a starting LT as some "experts" think. Chris Hairston would be picked a lot higher in this years draft as compared to last years. He gained experience last year through 7 starts. I believe he started against the Giants, Jets(2), Dolphins, Patriots, Titans, & Broncos. If thats correct he gained some experience against some really good NFL d-lines. I say draft tackles later and the draft, build depth, and let Hairston work toward becoming the starter.

LOL!! Oh the knowledge you gain from TBD.