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What if he accidentally hit a deer? How else would he be able to humanely euthanize it? Get the poor animal high as a mofo, and then vaporize it's head with the hollow points. Standard procedure, if you asked me.

Sorry, but theres too much new, impressive, talent on offense. Let's focus on them instead of living in the past. T. Choice should go immediately. Brad Smith (even though he's a great guy) should be cut. TJ Graham is too slight, can't catch, and looks completely lost half the time. If he's not willing to do KR/PR, he should be off-loaded. This has been a great off-season. Firing Chan & Wanny, Dumping Fitz, Putting Kelsay out to pasture, Moving other dead weight in the form of Wilson, Barnett, and McGee. -We've made some really big strides. I see no reason to slow down.

Dammit kid, will you at least knock somebody up or something! http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/johnny-manziel-reign-awesomeness-continues-79-pebble-beach-180837483.html

I agree that it all hinges on Tanneyhill, and by-default Mike Sherman. I'm not particularly worried about the recievers the Miami Cod-peice have in their arsenal. I think if Tanneyhill ever figures out how to use guys like Rishard Matthews, and Lamar Miller, He'll have more of my attention. But As of right now, he STILL looks like really good COLLEGE QB.. -Nothing special.

I sure hope not. -Always hated it when Tim Allen did that.

....Yawn....

Oh, come on, He's from the Bronx. I had a harder time understanding Buddy! How does the guy coach?... And, can he get the best out of his staff... That's all I care about.

All the more reason to retain and develop Brandon Kaufmann. Fit him in there with Dickerson, and you've got one hell of a red-zone package. Hell, at 6'5" he can even be a threat downfield... Wtf are they gonna do? -Grab onto his arm? Thanks, that's fifteen yards. Arm-bar? -That's a kneecap you're barring, midget. Some may see Kaufman as overkill. I say it's about time we had something to over-kill someone with. A guy like that could open up the field for other targets, leaving incompetent, beat-writers to figure out how fish guts ended up all over Sun Life Stadium. Hope you like chum, Armando. -It's on like MOFO.

I'll tell you who's worried... Rex Ryan and Bill Bellichick. I bet they're both scared sh less! What have they got? Bianca, and Calvin Pace? Rex doesn't even have Revis anymore! -REVIS! The Bills have everyone in their division (plus McShay) worried because things are changing faster than they anticipated. Brady gets hurt, and the Pats are automatic Bottom-feeders. The Jets have no QB, and Rex is under seige. The Dolphins... may present a small problem... They have a young QB, finished second in the division, and with the signing of Wallace have momentum on their side. Luckily, they're still the Dolphins, so we've got a decent chance. I think I'll save my worrying for another time. At the moment, things don't look that bleak.

Why not? Trot his @ss out whenever we're up four touchdowns, with three minutes to go in the fourth... Let him run the clock out, and we'll call that "Tuel Time". -Everyone will LOVE IT. It also protects our starting QB from cheap shots. -Puh-layoffs B!tches!

I dunno... I'm real close to jumping on the Brand-wagon.

Gragg looks very impressive. I hope he's involved in the offense early on. Him, plus SJ and Woods, Spiller out of the screen.... Pepper-in a little Dorin Dickerson and Kaufman in red-zone situations.... Fughettaboutit. -Put up the 6 and hand the kicker his helmet.

^^^This. I too, would like to see how Kaufmann does against veteran defenders before issuing a final estimation... Although I freely admit to liking what I see so far. His collegiate body of work is impressive, but what peaks my interest is HOW Kaufman corralled some of those passes. Bo levi Mitchell has a powerful arm, and had great confidence that Kaufman would bring in balls if they were aired-out. Classic pitch and catch with a big, speedy, target. Except for the fact that even at 6'5", Kaufman either high-points, leaps, or lays-out for many of these catches. Smaller DB's (even athletic ones) had very long days trying to stop him from succeeding. -Not only does that show determination, It also shows an interest in dominating the other guy. If a receiver can render DB's totally ineffective, the act of catching ceases to be that, and instead morphs into OWNING. -It gets ugly. Once that ball is overhead you can Fughettaboutit. When was the last time we had a receiver that OWNED like that? So, he's a little light in the @ss, -big whoop... Upon entering the league, improved nutrition, and access to pro trainers & facilities bulks lots of these kids up quickly. My only concern is whether or not the kid can exponentialize his talent. Despite being an academic star, he was still able to improve his game significantly over time at EWU. -Now you expose a kid like that to the expertise of Ike Hilliard, the skill level of Steve Johnson, and the competition that a DC like Pettine will no doubt inflict on him? Hmm... I'm interested in seeing how Kaufman responds. If it's anything like his college days, we could have something very special on our hands.

'Bout time.

I say leave him exactly the way he is... I think Kaufman's presence in an offense could represent true innovation. Let those tiny DB's out there figure out how to cover something that BIG, and that FAST. -Especially in the red-zone. He needs work, but I feel Kaufman can be fashioned into an original, deadly, weapon. Sure hope he makes the roster.

Great. I've been drinkin' KOOK-AID for all these years... Explains alot, actually.

Wow. This happened in my neck of the woods. Everyone knows not to play games with Orange County Sherrifs. -Everyone. Titus is VERY lucky he wasn't shot a couple of times. -Next time they won't hesitate.

I like the speed, but I don't see Goodwin as your typical deep-threat receiver. Everything I've seen makes me think that he's a Randall Cobb type weapon. Jerk-routes, Kick/punt return, perhaps coming out of the backfield every so often... I hope Marrone gets it right with Goodwin, because if he gets it wrong, it'll be a waste of good talent.

SJ's been on a killer off-season workout regiment. -He should look sharp as a tack out there. He may also be feeling the threat of becoming a #2 or even #3 reciever... That should push him, and everyone else to even higher heights. I know It's early, but this could end up being one of the sickest WR corps in the league. These kids seem to have very high ceilings.

I hope rogers makes it, but I'll lose ZERO sleep if he's cut... We've got too many other guys that look sharp.

Looks like we're stuck with those gay butterfly collars.

I don't know what ESPN "Sports science" segments are worth, but they showed EJ to be an insanely accurate passer. Imagine our red-zone efficiency with big, sure-handed targets like Kaufman, and Dickerson split out as ends? Now sprinkle in a little Spiller in the backfield, with EJ ready to sprint accross the goaline? Sorry, but that should be near-unstoppable. I'm a huge synic and I still don't see anyone in the AFCE being able to shut that down. -Not even the Patriots. I just hope we don't let Kaufman go... If he ends up in our division, I suspect we'll be doing a whole lot of this

I really wanted us to Grab Swearinger, but It's hard not to apreciate Duke Williams' game. Sure, Swearinger plays fast, hard, and with no regard for human life, but many of his hits aren't clean. Duke Williams, by contrast, is a near-perfect form tackler. He expends more energy, but brings his prey down clean. I believe Swearinger is the better safety. However, 15-yard flags on defense SUCK. I'll worry alot less about Duke Williams killing us like that.

(*sigh*) Crap... I'm starting to feel bad about the synical comments I made concerning Marrone up until this draft. He is clearly on a different level than Gailey when it comes to preparation. Marrone "gets" this sport in ways Chan never will. Strength & conditioning is an area the Bills have been lacking in ever since Ciano took over as S&C coach. The past few off-seasons, our players have not looked ready to go... Slow, sloppy, weak, easily injured.... Looks like Marrone has been paying attention too. I tip my hat to you once again sir.

I see a scrub when I look at Corp... However, the big D has a way of turning scrubs into Cinderellas. I truly hope he beats Romo's over-paid ass out of that job. Aaron Corp is now my favorite rag-arm QB prospect. I'm pulling for him.