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Interestingly, he has, in this mock, Detroit trading up to #1 and grabbing Dee Milliner. Geno Smith is the only first round QB, drafted by the Eagles in a trade-up to #25; Barkley is drafted with the first pick of the second round.

I apologize if you took that personally. I posted that meaning that it's an unrealistic scenario. I apologize if you were offended. To be more concise: I think that scenario is outlandish.

http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draft2013/story/_/id/9178890/2013-nfl-draft-mel-kiper-makes-picks-gm-every-nfl-team 8) Ezekiel Ansah 41) Keenan Allen 71) Ryan Nassib

Wins/playoff appearances guarantee sales. This comparison is foolish.

http://blogs.buffalonews.com/press-coverage/2013/04/nigel-bradham-bills-expect-him-to-be-a-defensive-playmaker-.html

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Patterson did not "make a big impression in the SEC." For his talent, he drastically underachieved.

I'm not interested in the prize- if I do win, please pass it on to second place- but here are my guesses: Dion Jordan- Jacksonville Luke Joeckel- Kansas City Geno Smith- Philadelphia Cordarelle Patterson- St. Louis Tyler Eifert- St. Louis

He looked decent this year when filling in. I would draft a guard in the second, third, or fourth, but not in the first.

Reportedly, IRS agents were also present at the property.

I like Colin Brown.

I'd take the Jags' second and third this year plus their first in 2014 for #8 overall. If the Raiders had more picks this year, I'd make the same deal with them.

Assuming that we can't draft defense using these parameters, I think the TE talent in round 3 will be available in round 4, while Ertz/Eifert won't be around. Bernard is a special talent, and I think Fred Jackson is done.

I would give the Chiefs a third for Albert.

Hunt isn't going to be available in the sixth round.

Assuming we can't make any trades: 1.) Tavon Austin, WR, WVU 2.) Kyle Long, OG/OT, Oregon 3.) Giovani Bernard, HB, UNC 4.) Gavin Escobar, TE, SDSU 5.) Nick Kasa, TE, Colorado 6.) Oday Aboushi, OT/OG, UVA I'm not sure if it was intentional or not, but I chuckled when I saw that you have "P. Escobar-TE, SDSU" in your signature.

Yeah, I know that the CFF is mostly dead. That being said, this really doesn't have anything to do with Bills/NFL football.

Uhh, no; football players can, and should not, be given an effective tax exemption. Plenty of people pay the same tax rate that they and are also "functionally extorted"; football players should not get a tax exemption to make up for their financial incompetence.

What does this have to do with the Bills? Shouldn't this be in the college football forum?

Bo Outlaw was a basketball player.

I don't see a W.R. at 8 who won't be available at 16. Patterson is, rightfully, falling down draft boards. Edit: Austin might be coveted, but I don't know if teams will trade up for him.

http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?archive=false&conference=null&role=OPP&offensiveStatisticCategory=null&defensiveStatisticCategory=RUSHING&season=2012&seasonType=REG&tabSeq=2&qualified=false&Submit=Go There is not a huge correlation between winning and run defense. There is an incalculable correlation between having a QB and winning.

Chandler is wildly overrated by Bills fans. He's an average starter at best. Hernandez often lines up at T.E., but can also lineup at W.R.; that doesn't mean he's "not a tight end." When Gronk played 16 games in 2011, he was far better than any year of Chandler's. The Patriots have a comparable offensive line, too. Either way, the positional comparison is pointless as we don't have a Q.B.; it's not like comparing the Broncos (superior at most positions) to the Patriots.

ahahhahaaha. The most you would get is a 5th, and that's a reach, for Jackson.