BillnutinHouston

Thanks, but I still think it's cool that the guy comes across the country to represent Bills nation for the draft.

Nice work from a guy who comes from further away than I do. I'm humbled.

I agree - he was extremely tentative. You could time him hitting the hole with a sundial. He also seemed tentative to me at the LOS, running the wildcat too, especially as the season wore on.

FWIW, Buddy said on GR this morning that Easley is healthy, has been since before the end of last season, and is ready to go. Should be fun to watch in camp.

Who doesn't like Buddy these days?

It's amazing to me how much attention this issue gets. I will say, after moving south it's easy to see why the better prospects in almost all sports come from the south. The better weather allows for almost year round play of all sports, and the level of intensity of parents and school programs only fuels it further. Most northern kids have little chance when compared to how kids in the south grow up.

I think Glenn has a good chance to start, but I also believe Hairston will compete hard to keep the job and it wouldn't shock me to see him start on opening day.

Hope it's not a breech.

Personally, I think Moorman's been a good and consistent holder, but I haven't been happy with his punting for a few years now.

Good job Last Guy! I feel better.

Graham is the career all-time leader in ACC for kickoff return yards. This past year he led the ACC in punt return yards. It's possible that Graham's special teams ability was sought in anticipation of letting McKelvin walk next year.

I think this is the answer. They already have a million possession guys, and don't really need another, better one. They were specificially looking to fill a niche (speed) rather than overall polish.

Right - which (as you were suggesting) only makes Glenn's number all the more impressive by comparison.

FWIW, the bench press comparisons are favorable: Adams: 19 reps Martin: 20 reps Kalil: 30 reps Glenn: 31 reps

National scout Darrell Moody likes his toughness, length, ceiling, pass pro and his LT play in the senior bowl. Love the pick and I'm confident he'll be our LT for many years.

OP: your hypothesis is impossible to make (fairly) as an outsider. Are you saying that if Buddy had moved he would not be "a day late and a dollar short" - regardless of the outcome? Do you advocate moving even if you get fleeced by the other team? If Buddy declined a trade because he saw that he was being hosed, is he "a day late and a dollar short" or is he protecting the interests of the team?

1) In Buddy I trust. 2) It's not a 1-round draft.

Let's all try to remember that it's not a 1 round draft. If the BPA doesn't fill an obvious need, Buddy will make sure we fill needs in later rounds, without having reached to do it.

If you had Mexican, you didn't have to pull.

So yesterday Casserly has the Bills taking Tannehill, now today he has the Bills looking to trade up. Casserly's being spun so hard he must be dizzy by now.

Why keep your board in a locked room, then go out and say or leak or chat anything resembling the truth? Sounds like the latest gossip is designed to drive up the cost of another team moving into the 10 spot.

Exactly. It's actually kind of funny to think some fans are trying to use Buddy's answers as useable information.

He can come back...week 2.

I got the impression (maybe it was comments at the draft luncheon) that the Bills felt he was the beneficiary of a very good Alabama d-line.

I'm confused. How is Stephen Ross Ralph's heir apparent?