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One guy I would love to see the Bills make a move for next offseason, if and when EJ crashes and burns this season, is Brock Osweiler, Peyton's backup in Denver. Guy is big with a strong arm and a bit of surprising athleticism for a guy that's 6'8. This armchair QB thinks he'll be a starter in this league sooner rather than later. I obviously don't know if Denver would want to deal him, but they did grab Dysert last year, too. Just a little food for thought, I suppose.

Sammy! Duh

I literally laughed out loud at this. Well done!

Bud Kilmer?

I'm a 2, 6-8, and 16 fan

I don't think any of us can forget Trent Edwards going on national television in the "Feel The Buffalove" t-shirt, so I'd say he was probably happy here, too. Not that I hope you're not right, but like the rest of the posters have pointed out, a lot of qb's were happy in Buffalo and that doesn't automatically equal a winner.

They signed that FB from UNLV after the April mini camp, so I don't think McIntyre is back with the team. And I seriously believe that Rodgers takes Easley's spot. I watch SEC football religiously, and have said since the season ended that if Rodgers was still on the Vols, Patterson and Hunter would have been the 2nd and 3rd best receivers on that team. Other than that, I think you're right on. The guard spot will also be won in camp.

*fart noise*

I was thinking "FML".....do people still say that?

Not surprised he did well, this video kind of tells all about Nassib. It also suggests he's a workaholic in the class room. It's also nice to watch because the reporter is very easy on the eyes!! Haha

I lol'd

Sharrif Floyd is a heck of football player, but even a better person. A rough up bringing built character within him, and you're not going to find another player that plays as hard as he does every play. Muschamp even went as far as to say "I have two sons at home- if they end up like Sharrif I will consider myself a successful father." He's 6'3 300lbs, bench presses over 450 lbs, and ran a 4.92 40, so obviously he keeps himself in great shape. He's got really strong hands and a strong upper body. He had 46 tackles this past season, with 13 of them coming behind the line of scrimmage, 3 sacks, 2 blocked kicks, and a forced fumble. To put that in perspective, that is 13 more tackles than Marcell Dareus had his final year at Alabama. I think whoever ends up getting him will have a stud that anchors their defensive line for a long time, and he'll be one of the best DT's in the league. I think he is leaps and bounds ahead of Star Lotulelei. May not be the next Haloti Ngata, but he's going to be a heck of an NFL player. Matt Elam on the other hand is questionable, in my opinion. I think he's a solid player, but may never be elite in the NFL. He's great against the run and is a very good tackler, but he gets beat through the air too much, and I think that was exemplified in the Sugar Bowl when Bridgewater tore them apart through the air. I hope I am wrong, because I love to see Gators succeed in the pros (except Brandon Spikes, f*** him). So I really hope he gets with a solid DB coach that can improve his pass coverage ability, because if he does, I think he then becomes one of the better Safeties in the game!

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I hope so, too. I know it is all but certain that he doesn't come here, but I hope he gets a shot somewhere.

I thought this might ruffle some feathers! http://www.newsday.c...anics-1.5092128