BillsGuyInMalta

I seriously doubt this happens, this severely handicaps the Redskins during the offseason and makes it all but certain they would take a QB with their first rounder. I can't imagine a team showing their hand this early. HOWEVER...playing the devil's advocate here...it would all depend on what pick the Bills would have to give up. I personally like Jason Campbell, thought he showed a lot of toughness over the last two years while putting up with the crapstorm that is the Washington Redskins. Plus, his numbers in every passing category have risen each year he's been in the league. If they asked for a 2nd, I'd tell them to go to hell. A 3rd, I'd say nope. A 4th I'd maybe do it. A 5th and I'd say yes and quickly hold them to playground rules wherein they cannot go back on the offer.

I think we'll see a combination of free agents and a high draft pick make it in and then allow training camp to sort it out. I really do think the Bills will push hard after Ian Scott or Jimmy Kennedy...probably Scott because he started 7 games in San Diego last year and I'm sure Nix still has some contacts there. Then, the Bills will use one of their picks in the first 3 rounds on a NT, whether it be Williams or Moobs or Thomas. You'll also probably see them use a late round flyer on another NT just to get some depth in here. I really dont think the Bills address the LB situation in the draft, I feel like they'll focus mainly on that for free agency.

There is very little downside to Bulaga as long as his health checks out at the Combine (all indications are he's fine). To me, he's the safest pick. He's one of the best at his position which luckily is a position of need. Win-Win.

I'd be very happy with that scenario. Throw in our NT in the 2nd round and a QB or OLB in the 3rd and I'm happy.

Bulaga to Buffalo would be a perfect selection. Hell, I'd draft another OT prospect in the top 4 rounds.

Lots of good nose tackles in the draft. Also, don't count out a guy like Ian Scott or Jimmy Kennedy. Both have gotten their careers back on track last year and would be nice additions.

I'm sure Washington is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay ahead of you.

Unless Bowman kills a man between now and the Draft, there is no way he lasts until Round 5.

Man...two years ago such a statement would have blown my mind. Cant believe how far he's fallen. Then again you could say the same thing about Shaun Alexander and Edge James.

Only if it happens in Cleveland because it sure wont happen in Buffalo.

His attitude is what makes me think he's a realistic shot at our pick at #9. If we are still looking for mean, nasty and physically dominating O-Lineman, then few fit the bill better than Bulaga. Having him on the same line as Levitre and Wood would be tremendous.

Love the pick, especially with Okung off the board. I actually like Bulaga better than Anthony Davis, I think after the Combine most people will as well.

Not only do I think Chambers is a likely option, I feel like he'll be at OBD for the first day of free agency.

This thread veered hilariously into NJSue territory in a shockingly small amount of time.

Thomas could very well be there in the 5th since he recently broke his foot during the off-season. It's not fair, but that will definitely cause his stock to slide. I love the pick of Ekom Udofia in the 4th. He's a poor man's Casey Hampton. Scott also does a great job at projecting comp picks. He's almost always dead on in terms of what round you receive them so it looks like we have another 7th coming our way. Nothing amazing...but hey...a pick is a pick.

Best Jake Plummer stat of all time. In 2006, Jake led the league in passes without an intended receiver.

My REALISTIC wish list: Chris Chambers, WR (Knows Gailey, good friends with Evans...fills the #2 WR role) Levi Jones, OT (At the very worst, some quality depth. At best, our starting LT) Cornell Green, OT (Gives our tackles another veteran) Wade Smith, OG (Another depth pick-up, knows Gailey from time in KC, has played all 5 spots on O-Line) Ian Scott, DT (Got his career back on track during spot duty in San Diego) Dwan Edwards, DE (Really underrated player from Baltimore's stout Defense) Tully Banta-Cain, OLB (All he did was get 10 sacks in his first full year starting) Joey Porter, OLB (Experience at 3-4, knows the D-Coordinator)

Buffalo Sabres, New York Mets and Siena Saints (slooooowwwllly establishing ourselves as a basketball power) Still looking for an NBA team to reel me in.

i was born in Manhattan but I've lived everywhere from the Deep South to the West Coast to the Mediterranean (where my original moniker was born). I can honestly say that while other places I've lived may have had better climates or more to do, nobody has nicer folks than the people of Buffalo. The (soon to be) wife and I were astounded with just how friendly people are out here. Our neighbor brought us over a pie for Christmas! A pie! The only thing I ever got from the neighbors in the city was a heroin syringe left at the base of my mailbox. Its a shame I'm only going to be living in Orchard Park for another year.

For those who have never seen it, EGM's Worst Video Games of All Time. http://www.seanbaby.com/nes/egm.htm The Captain Novalin write up had me crying.

If we take Terrence Cody in the 2nd round, we have our NT.

The source is Pat "My common sense powers are tingling" Moran. No offense to the illustrious Mr. Moran, but I could have literally posted the exact same thing, from an unnamed source, and I would probably be right. Of course the Bills are looking to sign Wilson, he's one of our better secondary players. They'd be foolish not to. But only Moran would try and pass that off as "news from his source".

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4925256

Well lets start it then. First induction of the anti-decade team... ...Chris Kelsay, DE.

Astro, What info can you pass along to a fellow draft-whore on Anthony Davis? The physical tools seem very impressive but I've seen his motivation questioned quite a bit.