N.Y. Orangeman

Couldn't agree more. I wouldn't be disappointed if we never drafted another player for UT.

While you may not (or rarely) agree with him, he has kept a franchise in Buffalo for several decades, when he likely could have sold out/move the Bills.

Draftek having us select Shaughnessy exposes its fundamental weakness.

We pick 11th according to www.gbnreport.com

Great non-sequitur

Biggest trade in NFL history is the Rams for the Colts in'72. That being said, I'd put this at #2 or 3 behind the Walker and possibly Elway trade.

I'd take Haggan, Carlos Polk, Victor Hobson or Shawn Barber over Spragen.

This isn't a reflection on WNY infrastructure-this happens in California all the time.

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The other thing to consider is the timing, as Rodgers was shopped earlier on if memory serves me.

I'm calling for a ban on all talk of men in their undies in a gametime thread.

Everywhere (n) - Places where people lack tastebuds and/or taste.

At this stage, I really hope they take a flyer on Tommy Blake. Low risk (given the 30 picks we have this draft) and a high ceiling if he gets his issues worked out. Edit: How about Adarious Bowman/Marcus Monk?

Tommy Blake in the 7th round is a low risk/huge ceiling pick. Kirk Barton or Eric Young would add versatility to the line.

I also wonder if Youbouty doesn't get a look at S.

Best. Post. Ever.

I'd tend to agree unfortunately.

Agreed

NFLdraftscout says with his athleticism, he could be one of the steals of the draft.

I like this pick for SD. Give him the goal line carries and save the wear and tear on LT.

Liked the interview..stand up about the problems, but seems like a kid who has turned the corner.

With the caveat that I don't expect the Bills to let CB report real-time, his reports are really weak today.

Great.. Which one of the 100 sources that predicted this did you lift it from?

I think there is more to this than meets the eye. 3/4 Pro Bowl starter last year were 1st round picks, with 2 backups being selected in the first and Chad Johnson having been selected #36. Six out of the top ten receivers by yards were drafted in the first round, while 7 out of the top 11 (due to a tie) receivers/Dallas Clark by TDs were drafted in the first round.

Sorry if it has already been posted: Daniel (NYC): Can the Bills take a WR at 11 or is that too high? Especially if Kelly doesn't have a good day April 9... Todd McShay: I think it is a little bit high, but I also think the need a big WR. If Kelly works out as well as I think he will (I am told at 230 lbs, he will run in the low 4.4s and is perfectly healthy) the Bills will strongly consider taking him there. ideally they would move back a few spots, get some picks, and still get him, but that may not happen. I am told they are falling in love with Kelly.