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Or possibly trading down a few spots in order to obtain more draft picks in hopes that Landry is still there. Maybe this is a spot where the Bills could move up to if the right player is still sitting there with the #6.

I think that this possibly opens up the possibility of the Skins taking Landry to play FS next to Sean Taylor with the 6th pick.

Puz won the Butkus award playing the OLB, but last year he moved to MLB.

I don't think hewill be the best EVAH

I would have to go with Peterson only because we have a glaring need at RB right now and I think that AP has the ability that could eventually see him in the Hall of Fame. He has been injury prone in college, but I think he would def be worth the risk and we could still sure up our Defense with the remaining picks on day 1.

USC Cheerleader cheering after Texas Touchdown USC Cheerleader forgets to wear underwear Those are MY 3 favorite cheerleaders of all time.

If the Bills are seriously interested in TE Scott Chandler from Iowa, that would be great. He is one of the TEs that I would love the Bills to target in the 4th round.

I remember he should have gotten one last year at Chicago on one of their first drives when they were in the red zone, but it went right through his hands. He is good for depth, but definitely not a game changer by any stretch of the imagination.

It is actually going to be getting worse as the night goes on. It is pretty crappy out there right now. It is like shards of glass falling from the sky, but I think as the day goes on, the ice/rain mixture will turn to snow. I wouldn't recommend driving at all and would role the dice on your plane not being delayed.

I never said "best"...I said "most versatile". I would much rather have Adrian Peterson. Everyone talks schit about Mel Kiper and everyone complains about where a draftee is "projected" to go. Where did you get your Brian Leonard "projections"? Mel Kiper? Mike Mayock? I know it probably wasn't from someone in the front office of an NFL organization, so your late 2nd early 3rd round "projection" of where Brian Leonard gets drafted doesn't mean schit. As we saw last year with Marv and co., projections are just that, projections.

We haven't won anything with those "significant parts" of our D. It may just be addition by subtraction.

Antonio Brown was a WR, not a RB, with pretty good staright line speed and that was about it. Speed isn't an overall indicator of talent, but when someone says that a RB looks awkward carrying the football, wtf is that supposed to mean? But also, just because Leonard comes from the Big East don't mean schit. Look at Steve McNair from Alcorn St, or TO from Tennessee Chatanooga, or LFB from John Carroll. I'm sure the conferences these guys played in were full of power houses Leonard pretty much single handedly turned around the Rutgers football program in the 4 years that he was there by providing leadership, skill, and heart. He is THE most versatile RB in this draft. He can run, he has caught more passes than any other RB in this draft, and he can block.

He ran a faster 40 yd dash than your boy Marshawn. Mayock says he looks awkward running the ball. WTF does that suppose to mean? He lost 12 lbs to get into HB shape and everyone was saying that he should have gained 12 lbs instead. If you watch this guy, he may not be ellusive, but he sure as hell isn't going to be dancing behind the line on 3rd and short like one of our featured HBs used to do.

In case you guys didn't know, I AM everyone's favorite handy man and I give killer mustache rides. I decided to add the "freakin" in there because that is what everyone on the set calls me and I decided to use an extra "L" in my last name just to thorw the scent off a wee bit.

I nominate Erin Andrews. She was a cheerleader at the University of Florida before she got her sideline reporter gig for ESPN. I think she qualifies as an athlete.

I think we draft Defense , but if AP falls to #12 (which is a pip dream) we take him. He is the second best player in the draft behind Calvin Johson IMO.

I like this one the best. I feel as though that there isn't a RB that is good enough to take at 12. I think we draft D with our fisrt 3 picks, then we take a RB at the end of day 1 with the Ravens pick that we acquired for MaGahee. Our D has been neglected this offseason and if I were to follow a pattern, I would say that we are filling in the holes on our offense via FA, and we are drafting for the future with possibly one of the youngest fastest Defense's in th whole league.

The reason why Spikes is on the trading block is because coaches reviewed tape from last year and noticed that with a little fine tuning (ie size, working on the same instinct that got him to where he was at the end of last year, and speed) that he could be a real contributor on D and supplant Spikes as a better palyer on th weak side. Even though he is slightly undersized, he showed ability of stopping the run with good anticipation and speed. I only expect him to gel more with the first team defense that featured a lot of rookie starters to provide a solid starter who no one projected to be able to fill in for our defensive catalyst. I don't think that Takeo was actually on the "trading block", but I do believe that this was a sign sent to Takeo that says "you need to get better and every job on this team is up for grabs. I think it may be a way to help motivate him for all the wrong reasons. But I expect Takeo to come back and perform at a high level next year.

I just heard that Droughns just got traded to the Giants for Tim Carter.

He'll train wherever Ray Ray will train.

Did you at least keep your condoms in your car?

Nope, just said that him and Jauron abosolutely LOVE the A-Train. I expect the Bills to sign him any day now.

I see your point, but I also think that we have more pressing needs that are more of a priority than taking a WR. I would love to have a potent offense, but I think that we need to be balanced in order to make a major improvement. We need LBs, CBs, and a RB before we get a WR. Like I said, I think that we will take a WR, but not on the 1st day. Maybe we could get a guy like Colston for the Saints in the 7th round.

He said that Willis' comments about Toronto didn't influence them, neither did the fact that he would hold out for 10 games. One thing that he did reiterate was that the coaching staff is IN LOVE with the A-Train as well as the other guys that we have: Shaud and Fred Jackson who was the all-purpose yardage leader for NFL Europe. He said that they want to win now and they brought in some guys last year of high character that provided a decent improvement from the year before. He said that the OLine is an intrical part of our offensive structure and that it was to improve the running game, not to necessarily protect the QB. Losman is the man at QB, no question.

I may be one of the few, but I like our WR corp. I know we all would like to get a WR that is clutch in the RZ, but with our new FA OLine acquisitions, our TE is going to be more of a threat because he doesn't have to stay in and help our blocking to protect our QB. You might see a WR pick later in the draft, but I don't think they are targeting a WR on day 1. Our priorities a far to great to target a WR early.