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that reminds me Rhett Warrner. I know i prob spelled wrong. just had a thought, as the season goes buy and we see how some of these guy play. We can do the old he reminds me of "blank on that sabres team".

Just wondering what anybody thinks about my topic, i see people have read it, but no has replied is it that bad.

With the recent talk of trading for Gaithier, I just dont see it happening. From what I have been seeing, reading and hearing from OBD they want self made men. Not guys you have to push, coddle, and wipe thier butt all at the same time. The first thing that comes to mind is the change in the weight room, no more TV`s, then the quote from Gailey about when you walk in those doors you had better be ready to work. Just the other day he mentioned how he wants to see mental toughness, and work effort without saying anything and who gives that same effort day in and day out. Chris brown had an article about the draft picks in which the coaches and players of each choice were praised more for thier work effort than the talent each one possesed. So to bring in guys that have questionable work ethics just does not make sense. I would rather have a guy who`s willing to run through a brick wall and has to be stopped by a coach to put his helmet on first, than a guy who see`s the wall and try`s to rent a jack hammer. It`s my belief that in 3 years we will see the culmination of that philosiphy, and when other teams see the Bills on thier schedule they`ll be saying "Ah crap we gotta play the Bills next week, bring on the ice bags and pain killers". Kind of reminds me of when the Sabres had the same reputation with then head coach Ted Nolan, and players like Peca, Barnaby, Ray, May, Etc. In closing, when you make that your plan, the guy`s on the team will play for each other and not themselves. Which is why it will make us a true team. Wikipedia: A team comprises a group of people or animals linked in a common purpose. Teams are especially appropriate for conducting tasks that are high in complexity and have many interdependent subtasks. A group in itself does not necessarily constitute a team. Teams normally have members with complementary skills and generate synergy through a coordinated effort which allows each member to maximize his or her strengths and minimize his or her weaknesses. GO BILL`S

With the recent talk of trading for Gaithier, I just dont see it happening. From what I have been seeing, reading and hearing from OBD they want self made men. Not guys you have to push, coddle, and wipe thier butt all at the same time. The first thing that comes to mind is the change in the weight room, no more TV`s, then the quote from Gailey about when you walk in those doors you had better be ready to work. Just the other day he mentioned how he wants to see mental toughness, and work effort without saying anything and who gives that same effort day in and day out. Chris brown had an article about the draft picks in which the coaches and players of each choice were praised more for thier work effort than the talent each one possesed. So to bring in guys that have questionable work ethics just does not make sense. I would rather have a guy who`s willing to run through a brick wall and has to be stopped by a coach to put his helmet on first, than a guy who see`s the wall and try`s to rent a jack hammer. It`s my belief that in 3 years we will see the culmination of that philosiphy, and when other teams see the Bills on thier schedule they`ll be saying "Ah crap we gotta play the Bills next week, bring on the ice bags and pain killers". Kind of reminds me of when the Sabres had the same reputation with then head coach Ted Nolan, and players like Peca, Barnaby, Ray, May, Etc. In closing, when you make that your plan, the guy`s on the team will play for each other and not themselves. Which is why it will make us a true team. Wikipedia: A team comprises a group of people or animals linked in a common purpose. Teams are especially appropriate for conducting tasks that are high in complexity and have many interdependent subtasks. A group in itself does not necessarily constitute a team. Teams normally have members with complementary skills and generate synergy through a coordinated effort which allows each member to maximize his or her strengths and minimize his or her weaknesses. GO BILL`S

so how soon before spillers i a body cast.

trade down between 15-20, get extra pick and take tebow in 1st.

i`d rather have jerry hughes than morgan as my pass rush OLB, and for OT i`d prefer Brown, Campbell, Ducasse, or Fox over Bulaga, Williams, or Davis. and of course if Okung droped i`d snag in a heartbeat. and i have watched alot of video to make my choices.

does anybody watch game film on players before they do thier mocks. bulaga and williams are right tackles, and davis is a 50/50 shot.

No i do not like those small linebackers, but he`s listed at 272 so either he drops 20 for OLB which would probably make him quicker or he adds 15 to 20 to be able to handle the tackle/guard combo`s he be seeing on the line. it`s how it works in the 3/4. oh and i just watched aton of film on the so called top tackles and brown looked better than trent williams, brian bulaga, and anthony davis. bruce campbell was second to brown and ducasse came in third.

Morgan is to big to play OLB and would have to add weight to play end in the 3/4, cant argu with brown cause hes rated a 2nd round pick, but no way do you waste a 3rd on a player from a small college who`s rated no higher than a 5th, and again tate is rated as a 4th.

Trade Marshawn Lynch and Donte Whitner to San Diego for Malcom Floyd and a 4th #126 The reason for Floyd, He`s 6'5" 225 lbs and ran a 4.45 coming out of college. Started 9 games and had 45 Rec. for 776 yrds and a 17.2 yrd average TD`s could be better. He`s only 28 and in my opinion ready to become that solid #2. The more he plays the better he get`s, check out his college and pro stat`s. College Wyoming. MALCOM FLOYD STATS Receiving Statistics No Yds Avg TD 2003 56 751 13.4 6 2002 27 427 15.8 3 2001 53 790 14.9 4 2000 40 340 8.5 1 Career 176 2,308 13.1 14 Pro Stat`s Season Team Receiving Rushing Fumbles G GS Rec Yds Avg Lng TD Att Yds Avg Lng TD FUM Lost 2009 San Diego Chargers 16 9 45 776 17.2 53 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2008 San Diego Chargers 13 2 27 465 17.2 49T 4 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2007 San Diego Chargers 6 1 7 97 13.9 25 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2006 San Diego Chargers 12 0 15 210 14.0 46T 3 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2005 San Diego Chargers 0 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2004 San Diego Chargers 4 2 3 49 16.3 27 1 Next trade down a few spots in 1st round and pick up an xtra 3rd. The draft : 1.) Mike Iupati T/G Idaho. 2.) VLadimir Ducasse T/G Massachusetts. 3a.) Cam Thomas NT N.Carolina. (note: Get your big men first) 3b.) Koa Misi OLB Utah. 4a.) Cameron Sheffield OLB Troy, Stevenson Sylvester OLB Utah, Micah Johnson ILB Kentucky. 4b.) John Skelton QB Fordham, Johnathan Crompton QB Tennesse. 5.) Marcus Easley WR Conneticut, Seyi Ajirotutu WR Fresno St, James Straks RB Buffalo, Lonyae Miller RB Fresno St. 6a.) Chris Scott T/G Tennesse, Chris Marinelli T Stanford. 6b.) Nate Bynam TE Pitt, Nathan Overbay TE Eastern Washington, Michael Hoomanawanui TE Illinois. 7a.) Clifton Geathers DE S.Carolina, Jeffery Fitzgerald DE Kansas St. 7b.) Linval Joseph DT E.Carolina, Travis Ivey DT Maryland. Free agents i`d like to see brought in if available Tim Hiller QB Wwestern Michigan, Rusty Smith QB Florida Atlantic. Lamarcus Coker RB Hampton, Roy Upchurch RB Alabama. Verran Tucker WR California, Emmanuel Sanders WR SMU. Jeff Cumberland TE Illinois, Mickey Shuler TE Penn St. Casey Knips OL S.Dakota St, Ramon Harewood OL Morehouse. Alex Daniels DE Cincinnati, John Russell DE Wake Forrest. Malcolm Sheppard DT Arkansas, Jay Ross DT E.Carolina. George Johnson OLB Rutgers, Carl Ihenacho OLB San Jose St. Travis Goethel ILB Arizona St, Matt Mayberry ILB Indiana. A.J. Jefferson CB Fresno St, Nolan Carrol CB Maryland. Arron Webster FS/SS Cincinnati, John Amaya FS/SS Nevada. Aaron Pettrey K Ohio St. Brent Bowden P Va.Tech. Let me know what you think, The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.