Ozymandius

This is an interesting point. I like what you're thinking here.

Nix says all the right things, that's for sure. I'm excited which is a nice change. Things that he mentioned that I like: - In the modern NFL, you need coaches who can teach because of the high reliance on young players - He finds the Bills' high injury rate of the past couple of seasons to be troubling and will look for solutions if there is a problem - Buffalo QBs need to have arm strength. It may be an overrated aspect for other franchises, but the wind makes it a necessity to play the position for the Bills. I don't think Edwards is drafted if Nix was running the show back then - The Bills can't be a small team like the Colts, an indoor team He seems to understand Buffalo and what it takes to be successful here.

Pike has an arm but hasn't exactly had a clean bill of health in college. I don't think McCoy has a strong arm. Clausen is probably the best package of arm strength, health, pro-style coaching, and starting experience. Not that I'm 100% sold on him since he IS a Clausen but the Bills will be drafting out of range for him anyway.

Sorry, I think that's an awful photoshop. The logo doesn't exactly blend in naturally...

Moot point if the Bills keep winning pointless games. Whether you're a Clausen believer or not, a guy with his talent goes top 5.

See "Next Season"

LOL

Hard to get one of those name coaches without offering personnel power, too. Most if not all of them will end up as coach/GM I think.

Yeah, but often I go into a Costa Rican strip point without any intention of bringing a stripper upstairs. Then, a few shots of tequila later, a few minutes of them flirting and sticking their tongue in my ear, and I'm upstairs with one of them. And out $100 and usually another $15 for a glass of champagne just cuz she asked in the heat of the moment. Stupid, stupid. The point is, it doesn't matter what Shanny's intention is going in. Ralph needs to seal the deal, even if it means tequila shots and sticking his tongue in Shanny's ear.

Jauron has two years left on his 3-year contract extension. I don't even know why we're discussing this.

The two people I hate the most in the world. !@#$ing dumbass, cowardly Dick Jauron and ultimate choker Lindell.

I wish I had more confidence in Lindell.

25-24. Huh.

if they don't take an end zone shot at some point, i'll murder jauron myself.

Connor Barwin is better. Take Barwin.

Connor Barwin, please.

Damn you Green Bay.

I like this pick. Remember, this is considered one of the weakest drafts in history, so whoever we got at #11 wouldn't have jumped off the page. That said, we got a good passrushing prospect based on his numbers, measurables, and intangibles. I've always said to focus the draft on the lines so no complaints here.

Drew Bledsoe was a crappy player and the Patriots fleeced us. Terrell Owens is a good player that we didn't have to give up a first round pick for. No comparison.

It's not a big gamble at all. It's a one year contract and this organization has sucked for a decade. Low risk, high reward. That's exactly the "gamble" we should be making. You should be psyched. Only idiots would be pissed or even ambivalent.

Tommie Frazier was a winner, too and even more successful than White. White is too small with a weak arm.

Dennis Dixon is taller with a much better arm.

McNabb just needs to wing the ball 100 yards, that's all. I used to make this play all the time in Tecmo Bowl.

Pete Carroll thinks Sanchez cost himself $10-$20 million by not staying one more year. This isn't the case of a sure-fire top 10 draft pick. Sanchez could easily "slide" into the second round because he's only started one year. I think Carroll's right. He should've stayed and solidified his stock next season.

I dunno. He only started one season and was surrounded by USC's talent. I could easily see him falling into the 2nd round. His coach didn't want him to declare, his family didn't want him to declare. This has bust written all over it.