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In a good or a bad way?

I'm surprised that almost 1/3 of the voters would be okay with a CB selection at #3.

Maybe not the most accurate ranking, but it gives you an idea of the OT's that might be available in rounds 2 or 3. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospectrankings/TSX/2011_OT

This.

I have no problem if Gailey, Nix and the scouts feel that Newton, Gabbert or Mallett are worth using the #3 pick on. I only have a problem with it, if Ralph demands that a QB be drafted at #3 regardless of how their board looks. A change in ownership just can't happen fast enough.

I meant to include Mallett.

I see that the craziness isn't limited to the Oregon football program... http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/blog/the_dagger/post/Distracting-glare-detracts-from-first-game-at-Or;_ylt=ApIRX5WHrCsUQpN8jQxczVc5nYcB?urn=ncaab-307433

Why would anyone vote for all the choices? If you don't like the poll, move along instead of being a dumbass.

So how many of these players are not worthy of the #3 overall pick by the Bills?

Check their egos? Who's in charge? The statement from Gailey should be, if hired, Wannstedt is the new DC and anyone not on board is fired!

casey matthews

gabbert

The Bills draft #3. You have Bowers, Dareus & Fairley. Unless one team can select two players with one pick, I don't see how your scenario plays out.

RW doesn't have a reputation($$$) for allowing his head coaches to hire big name coordinators. I'd be surprised if Wannstedt ended up here. Most of Gailey's asst. coaches were probably brought on due to a lack of large coaching budget.

Exactly. Every time time they are on TV, it seems like they have another uniform combination with one being worse than the next.

It would be cool if TWC still wasn't sticking it up my ass years later by not coming to an agreement with the NFL Network. I know it's not their fault.

While hiring Cooter was a mistake, it doesn't matter one bit in terms of the big picture. Until this team has a new owner and guys like Littman, Overdorf and Modrak are shown the door, nothing will change...NOTHING.

The NFLPA wants it both ways...ridiculous rookie contracts(especially those in the top half of the 1st round) and more money for the vets(higher salary cap, lower floor). I don't care how much money the owners are making, they call the shots. If the players don't like it, walk away from the NFL and see what their other options are.

Question 5...How will a big NFL contract effect the answers to the above questions?

Pick a defense and stick with it! It was bad enough they switched to a 3-4 this year after not finding enough players in FA and the draft to switch, now they are already saying they will go with a 3-4 and a 4-3 in 2011? How many offseasons does it take to put together an adequate 3-4 defense...where you can at least say this is our primary formation? All Cooter & Co. had to do was go to a conventional 4-3, dumping Jauron's love of 220 lb LB'ers and 240 lb DE's and they would have been a hell of a lot better off than this train wreck of a defense they fielded in 2010.

Does anyone really have any belief that the Bills will attempt to trade down, when they sent their picks up to the podium in record breaking time last year? Spiller and other early picks would have been there when the clock ticked down to zero, but Nix seemed to think he was competing with several other teams at the exact same time. Bring on the Whaley era. The sooner the better.

Above average, IMPACT players lead to more wins. Except for Kyle Williams, I can't name one Bills player who comes close to fitting that description. The defensive front 7 is a joke and the OL is not much better. Whatever happened to "even a blind squirrel finds an acorn sometimes"? This front office can't get out of their own way!

...except that Smith was #1 overall, not #3.

So if you don't act like a moron after scoring a TD, that means you are not playing with passion?