Formerly Allan in MD

The shots of Tunsil perhaps indicate someone who's learned a lesson. Probably wishful thinking but I'd seriously consider taking him if he's still there.

If Tunsil keeps falling, take him? You win on the OL and we need help.

Has your cousin thanked you for the post?

The Bills have enough characters, starting with the head coach. A bit of character wouldn't hurt - and it's not this guy.

Does EJ's strong arm cut it in Buffalo?

Must you remind us of JP? Some nightmares you try to forget.

Solid back-up but someone would likely offer him more than we can. The best way to ensure that EJ starts no games for the Bills is to get rid of him, ASAP.

Duh, we'd obviously have a different starter at guard.

Griffin is such a major unknown at this point. He had immense talent until Mike Shanahan went brain dead and played him when he was already crippled only to see his knee totally wipe out. Then the following season the genius kept him out of all exhibition games and started him in game 1. Guess who got injured again shortly thereafter? Griffin doesn't run the way he used to, which made him so dangerous. Since he never was a pocket passer, and may have to do a good bit of running because of Cleveland's problematic front, I wouldn't bet on a big comeback. Plus, he didn't even play last season, and not that much the season before.

We keep hearing that Ragland should be our pick. One thing that concerns me is that he did next to nothing in his bowl game. Yes, we need linebackers but we also need consistent ones, especially when it comes to major games.

His troubles started when Mike Shanahan went brain dead and started a seriously injured player who had no business being on the field, shortly before they had to cart him off the field since he became unable to walk.

Certainly hope so as it's a big need.

He's big and fast and has bad hands. That's why the Redskins cut him.

He wants to start. That likely won't happen in Dallas. But If the Browns are still looking to draft a QB, he may not start there either. Jets.

"Dirt cheap" usually translates to dirt.

Agents are always publicly unhappy, otherwise they wouldn't be agents.

We need a consistent, beast backer. A bunch of guys who can't stay healthy doesn't work in that regard. A linebacker may be our number one pick; number 2 if one is a DL or OL. Speaking of OL, we need a solid right tackle badly. Two or three mediocre ones don't make for one good one.

Good for Hogan. He's better than many Bills fans make him out to be. Belichik knows what he's doing.

Ragland showed nothing in Alabama's bowl game. Though one game doesn't make a college career, it's a concern.

Almost every basketball and NFL game comes down to the last 60 seconds? I must have missed something.

It appears Rex is attempting to pass the buck for his own defensive failings.

Rex will be gone, after next season I hope, and we'll be paying the price for his "peg in round hole" mentality.

Did Bemiller ever talk to you about the negative side of those old days, specifically Dan McGrew? He was the center on those teams and became known as "dangerous Dan McGrew" because he snapped the ball over the punter's head with some frequency. Totally memorable despite the depression. By the way, the great Tom Sestak, who in college was barred from practicing with his team because he often injured teammates, was a regular at the bar at Kohl's on Friday nights.

Restructure Kyle, please.

Meh!