Bob Malooga

I just saw that, lol. I'd like to get Brandon Coleman, he has tremendous size.

ILB: Max Bullough,Shayne Skov, Christian Jones OLB: Adrian Hubbard TE: Colt Lyerla, Joe Don Duncan RB: Isaiah Crowell WR: Brandon Coleman DE: Jackson Jeffcoat CB: Louchiez Purifoy, Deion Belue. I would like to have any of them, or would have liked to have any of them.

TE - Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Troy Niklas CB - Stanley Jean-Baptiste, Keith McGill DT - Rashede Hageman, Daniel McCullers DE - Scott Crichton, Kony Ealy RB - Bishop Sankey, Tre Mason OT - Cyrus Kouandijio, Seantrel Henderson, Michael Schofield OG - Cyril Richardson, Gabe Jackson, Brandon Linder OLB - Adrian Hubbard / MLB - Max Bullough QB - Logan Thomas, Tahj Boyd (developmental, UDFA signings?) *I think those are my favorite players left on the board, in the entire draft...I'll be happy with any of them. (Not listed in any order, besides ASJ!)

I'll say it again... Mike Evans (round 1) and Austin Seferian-Jenkins (round 2)...or...Eric Ebron (round 1) and Kelvin Benjamin (round 2). Get me one of those duo's and do whatever else you want to...as long as I get one of those duo sets of giant targets for EJ Manuel.

Eric Ebron (rd 1) and Kelvin Benjamin (rd 2)...or...Mike Evans (rd 1) and Austin Seferian-Jenkins (rd 2). This was my dream draft back in August, and nothing has changed...nor will it change before this weekend. I would be absolutely ecstatic, and wouldn't care what they did from there on for the rest of the draft...just get me one of those duos.

He has always had a good running game, but he has never had the talented WR's that he would have in Minnesota. (I know none of them were Adrian Peterson, but the RB's he has had have put up excellent rushing numbers, especially Jackson and Stacy.)

Knowing he was going to be the General Manager, I am sure that Whaley was on board with the selection, if it was not his altogether. And for the 1,000th time...he has already stated that EJ Manuel IS THE BILLS QB, and they will draft accordingly to surround him with talent.

Absolutely not. The team has already stated, multiple times all offseason, they are going to surround EJ with as much talent as possible. If EJ Manuel is not the QB of the future they envisioned, I would rather go after Jamies Winston next year, he actually won something in college.

It should or it could? The idea has already been talked about amongst NFL executives, a few days ago. Chicago and Dallas are pushing hard for next year's draft, as it will most likely "go on the road." http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/myers-nfl-bolt-radio-city-draft-road-article-1.1774959

Not a chance...half the kids who get drafted don't make their teams as it is, you would have to increase the roster or practice squad size. A better "draft idea," would be to have the draft in the city that wins the Super Bowl, or in the city with the 1st overall pick...or rotate it every year.

I said this somewhere else a couple weeks ago, I could totally see them going OT, RB, CB...for their first three picks. And as for the RB position, we are FAR from "solid" there...especially after this coming season. As mentioned before, CJ Spiller is in a contract year, as is Fred Jackson who will be 34 years old by the time his contract runs out next March. It is hard to see either of them coming back next year. I wish the Bills took a chance on Marcus Lattimore last year, I think he'll be a beast and take Gore's #1 spot. (He has a very special talent, especially if he's healthy.) (And as for the WR position...Stevie Johnson and Mike Williams are BOTH basically on 1-year "prove-it" deals...a WR is as worthy a pick as any.)

The ONLY concern I have regarding this is...will Jim Schwartz put his players in position to succeed like Mike Pettine did? Will he be aggressive enough, with all the talent he has at his disposal, to create turnovers and 3-and-outs? Will he be able to put his pass-rushers in position to have three of them rack up double-digit sacks? (Or even two of them, for that matter.) Most importantly...can he stop the run??? As I mentioned before, he did use Ronnell Lewis (6-2, 240 lbs) at defensive end, as well as "Keith Ellison-sized" linebackers. So, I am hoping with the increase in not only talent, but also size, he will be able to produce much more positive results than in the past. (This is possibly the best front 7 he's ever had.) With the likes of Mario, Kyle, Dareus, Branch, Hughes, Lawson, Spikes, Rivers, Kiko, Bradham, Gilmore, McKelvin, Graham, Aaron, Searcy, Robey...we have one of the best defenses in the NFL on paper. (And most of those guys would probably be starting quality players on several other teams across the NFL.)

Mike Evans in round #1...Austin Seferian-Jenkins in round #2. (OR) Eric Ebron in round #1...Kelvin Benjamin in round #2. Those are my dream scenarios...I don't care what they do after that and moving forward...just get one of those duos.

May? No, they will for sure...figure Lawson or Rivers won't start, and both of them are starting material. This is the one concern, the coaching change...we obviously have a ton of talent, I hope Schwartz can utilize it like Pettine did. I was just saying this earlier to someone else...this is the most confident and optimistic I have been in a long time. They have A LOT to play for...not only Ralph and Jimbo, but if they like Whaley/Marrone, they might be playing for their jobs. I do not remember the last time we had a defense this good, not to mention last year's #2 rushing attack. As long as EJ Manuel can stay healthy, and even be a middle of the pack QB, this team has a chance to do some damage and be special. (Super Bowl? Probably not. But, I could see 10-6 and the playoffs.) As Bart Scott would say, "I can't wait!"

It could be either one of them...(it looks a little more like Lee Smith) Lee Smith: http://l2.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/.00cd_639y3VXP3mQSMXQQ--/YXBwaWQ9eW5ld3M7cT04NTt3PTYwMA--/http://media.zenfs.com/en/person/Ysports/lee-smith-football-headshot-photo.jpg Brandon Kaufman: http://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/headshots/nfl/players/full/16200.png&w=350&h=254 But, this picture comes up when you search for Kaufman, and not when you search for Smith... http://distilleryimage0.s3.amazonaws.com/c9887280c29011e3897f0002c9e048bc_8.jpg *Glad to see him getting some work in with those guys, and happy to hear he has put on weight and moved to tight end.

Speaking of that...have you ever seen this documentary? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ce4DJh-L7Ys

No, I know Danny Wegman personally. He lives in my hometown in the Finger Lakes. (I grew up with his stepson.) While being "loaded/rich," he does not have the resources or assets to be able to purchase an NFL team. Minority owner, maybe...majority owner, not a chance. (He does have an incredible house though...heated driveways and tennis courts, a guest house the size of a normal house, state of the art security room, a dozen+ docks for boats/jet skis...he basically has his own little cove on the lake...it is truly something amazing to see from a boat.) (His stepson used to show us pictures of their trips to Jamaica and other awesome vacation spots...where they partied with the likes of Ralph Lauren, Michael Jordan, Jay-Z and many more celebrities. He is close to Jim Kelly and Thurman Thomas too, I know that for a fact.) *One more thing...my brother-in-law is a big-wig at Paychex, and he said Golisano is "intrigued." (Just a thought.)

I think Richie is enjoying whatever he has going on for him...and Buffalo, NY is probably the last thing from his mind. http://ftw.usatoday.com/2014/04/richie-incognito-is-hanging-out-poolside/ *However, I do agree...we have no weak pu**ies in the locker room like Jonathan Martin, and guys like Eric Wood would keep him flying straight. Between Incognito, Wood and Urbik...that is one nasty interior for your offensive line. (I wouldn't mind picking up Eric Winston, seeing if he could step in at right tackle too.)

My Father didn't drink, smoke, dip, and nobody before him in his family had cancer. So, thanks for your opinion...but I don't need you telling me what I can, cannot, should or shouldn't believe in. I am not Christian, catholic, atheist, Buddhist, muslim...whatever religions there are out there that people believe in, I am none of them. I have always wanted to believe...but I am given more reasons not to, than I am given to do so. I've always thought it was a joke, like politics...it just divides people, and look, it's working! Truthfully...my Father's cancer was caused from symptoms of Agent Orange in Vietnam, so how do you think I feel about the government? Kinda funny how people work...I have one person PM me a kind-hearted message, then I have another calling me out in "public" about my beliefs, morals, thoughts, feelings and emotions being complete and total bull ****. Sweet, have a good day!

Just because he doesn't work out in Buffalo, does not mean he is "lazy." Some of the best players in history worked out on their own in the offseason...who cares if he is lifting weights in Buffalo? As for the tweet, he mentions "good" pressure...he wants to prove his worth; to his team, his coaches and to the fans. End of story. Also, as for people who want Stevie gone...we got rid of Marshawn Lynch for CJ Spiller once, I don't want to make a similar mistake twice. Good teams don't make these mistakes once, let alone twice or three times...like the Bills do, or like the fans want the Bills to do. (Please spare me the "CJ is better than Marshawn" crap, because he's not, probably never will be. One of them is a part-time situational player who can't run anywhere but outside...the other is a full-time, top-5, mack-truck of a RB who consistently puts up big yards in big games, even when he's hurt.)

He's the Donald, on a private jet he rides... Meh, screw Bon Jovi.

Absolutely not...if they want a CB, go out and get Stanley Jean-Baptiste. (Or Keith McGill) He can play CB and he could step in at FS, as well...they say he is going to be a poor man's Richard Sherman. (I think he'll be just as good, within time.) Both of these guys are 6-3 and 210+ lbs... Stanley Jean-Baptiste: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/stanley-jean-baptiste?id=2543736 Keith McGill: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/keith-mcgill?id=2543762

Like I have said before, I have had two heroes in my life...my Father and Jim Kelly. My Father was taken from me in June 2008 from pancreatic cancer, I am still not able to accept that. It is by far the hardest thing I have ever had to deal with in my entire 31 years alive, and anyone who knows me personally, knows I have been through A LOT. If Jim Kelly is taken from all of us, most importantly his young daughters and his beautiful loving wife...I am going to have a very hard time believing in "God." I already have a hard time believing in that stuff...but that will be the icing on the cake for me. (I know others firmly believe in their religion, and I accept that...but to me, "God" wouldn't do this kind of stuff to amazing people...who have done nothing but help those around them.) Like Jimbo, my Father was relatively big in our community...having been a Marine in Vietnam, a Police officer, a security cop at the VA hospital, and the man who started little league baseball and the VFW in our hometown...everyone knew and loved him, like Jim. And to this day, almost 6 years later...I still have not come to terms with the fact I will never see my hero again. :-(

Do you honestly think Thad Lewis is a better NFL QB than Michael Vick and/or Josh Freeman? I would take either one of them over Thad Lewis and Jeff Tuel ANY day, and all day on Sunday. Matt Schaub was available for cheap too, and I would rather have him than Thad Lewis. As for Terrell Pryor, he would be the best competition/backup to EJ Manuel...that way there is no reason to have to change the playbook and/or the way they call the plays when Manuel or Pryor are in the game. They have the same skillset...whereas if you waste a 4th round draft pick on Aaron Murray, how similar are he and EJ? How much would they have to change things when Murray went in for Manuel? I think it's fair to say quite a bit, and/or more than they want to. (And I say "waste" because I believe they can find a starting-quality player in the 4th round...at least a situational player who sees the field for a good percentage of the time, rather than a rookie QB who will be sitting on the bench...even if there is an injury to the starting QB.) "She had dumps like a truck, truck, truck...thighs like what, what, what...Baby move your butt, butt, butt!" Wait a minute...that's not Sisqo?

You clearly did not read the article...it said that Stevie Johnson, Kevin Elliott, Brandon Kaufman, Tony Moeaki, CJ Spiller and Robert Woods were all there. I read somewhere else that Woods and Goodwin are taking classes, so it was hard for them to be there. I am sure an invitation was extended to the rest of the skilled players...but most of them are probably rehabbing injuries. (or finishing school.) As for Mike Caussin...I really do not think he is any competition for Moeaki, Gragg or any other TE we bring in. He is camp fodder every year and never makes the team...and from what I have seen of him, he is nothing to get excited over or even hope makes the team. He can't catch or block. lol. "Moeaki is currently one of five tight ends on the Bills roster, and he'll be in heavy competition for playing time following the contract extensions of Scott Chandler and Mike Caussin." (Statement from the article posted above.)