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Well Peyton Manning was terrible his first year with 24 INTS...guess that means Peyton Manning= Jimmy Clausen you heard it here first

yup and won a national championship and had 8 come from behind victories showing he can overcome a lot of things. Yea he makes mistakes but people need to remember he only played college ball for 2 years and had a really in experienced WR corps this year. His offensive line was underacheiving all year until Erving went to Center and he still brought them back. I'm not saying he's a lock to be a stud but to me he has the it factor that players would love in the lockeroom.

With the lack of quality interior offensive lineman it wouldnt surprise me if he went in the 3rd round.

I agree, he'd be more like Delanie Walker than Vernon Davis in Greg Roman's offense.

God O'Leary's hands are so good. I dont care if the dude ran a 4.93. All he has to do is find seams and have a QB stick it on him and its good. Guy doesn't drop anything.

I think 40's are overrated as well it sort of depends what your looking for I guess. If your looking for an H-Back type guy then O'Leary is your guy. Great hands but not a huge catch radius. He'll be a high volume pass catcher but it wont be for big numbers If you looking for an inline blocking tight end you might want to take a look at a Nick Boyle or Ben Koyack. I'm actually a huge fan of Clive Walford. I dont know if he will last until 81 though. He would be an ideal trade down guy from 50. Maxx Williams is a good all around tight end but I dont think he'll be there.

The best CFL guys are Ricky Ray who is 35 and Bo Levi Mitchell

The Players at positions of need that have been getting a lot of rub are OG Johnathan Miller from Louisville, TE Wes Saxton Jr., QB Taylor Heinicke, WR Darren Waller for the East offense. Quayshawn Nealy is big time at LB. The West has players like Bobby Hart OT, and Malcolm Brown RB on offense and the west Defense has a bunch of good players who can go in the mid rounds like Chucky Hunter, Bryce Hager, Taiwan Jones, and Josh Shaw. Guard Jon Feliciano as well forgot about him.

Isn't Ryan Mallett a FA as well? I'd be intrigued just because he doesnt have a proven nor unproven track record. The only problem is the Pats would know everything about him.

I deep down think that Pep Hamilton will get the job when all is said and done. He has worked with Andrew Luck, Jay Cutler and numerous other QB's in the league. I think that's what the Bills are really hoping for. Someone who can develop E.J.

What in the hell is he thinking. Did Spiller help him ..No he didn't but to look back to see where Collins is is completely bush league. Have you ever seen any QB legitemely look back 180 to see where a pass rusher is. Then to cough up the ball on top of that is just shake your head worthy.

Well Ron Brooks has proven that he is no more than a try out player.

This is called the "Ron Brooks sucks" drive for the Patriots. Every pass has been at Brooks. You would think...hey maybe we should give this Ross Cockrell guy a shot instead of watching him get beat every play.

Holy Cow have those two been fantastic all year long. They just absolutely dominate. Even when these two don't show up on the stat sheet they cause other problems for offenses. I know there was a report out there that we wouldn't re-sign Hughes if he had a monster season but I think it is very important to keep the D-Line and Brandon Spikes after this year. I know we shouldn't spend all our money in the defensive front seven but I think that our offense is good enough if we can find one guard and obviously a long term solution at Quarterback. That is all and a very good win against a good football team on the road.

1. Ralph Wilson Stadium(Bills) 2. Arrowhead Stadium(Chiefs) 3. Browns Stadium(Browns) 4. Carrier Dome(Syracuse) 5. Rose Bowl(Florida State vs Auburn) 6. Heinz Field(Pitt Panthers) 7. HSBC Arena(Sabres) 8. Kaufman Stadium(Royals)

I'm still going with Scott Crichton until he gets picked by someone

No its a late 3rd. I really hate when fans use this as an example. Its called a 3rd round pick for a reason. Well I guess the Pats got essentially a 2nd rounder at 31. Do you realize how assanine that sounds?

Joel Bitonio OT Nevada. He's by far the best OT left on the board.

I'd start by taking Bitonio if he is there. I would then go with Moses, if both of them are gone then I would go in a different direction. I dont want Kouandjio.

Some of you guys need to keep up on draft info before coming up with an opinion. Martin is being talked about being taken 12th or 13th to either the Giants or Rams. For all you guys belly aching that we should trade down and get him it wouldn't happen. Even if he slipped by both the Giants and Rams at 12 and 13, Baltimore and Miami with huge needs at Tackle are right behind where we would be if we traded down. If the Bills want Martin they are going to have to take him at 9. I think too many people have heard the names Clowney, Watkins, and Ebron and have stars in their eyes. Two of the 3 will be long gone unless we make a huge trade up, and Ebron, at least in my opinion, is severely overrated and will probably come off the board in the late teens or early 20's

I dont see us having to take a Tight End at all. I just dont think they are that high on Ebron. I think they are going OT in the first round unless someone amazing drops. I also think that Matthews, Lewan, and Robinson are off the board. I really am starting to think that Zach Martin will be the pick at # 9. I've always been high on him. I like him more than Lewan and Ebron. If the Bills dont take Ebron they are not going to take a TE at all in my opinion. I actually think that the 2nd round is an excellent time to take a Defensive End. My prediction for the Bills draft is: 1st- Zach Martin OT Notre Dame 2nd- Scott Crichton DE Oregon State 3rd- Best Available WR, CB, RB

Lawrence is going to be a late first round or 2nd round pick so it doesn't matter.

Sorry but some of your value is way off. Lawrence is being talked about as a late first round early 2nd round pick. You have him going round 4. I dont believe that a 6'0 4.4 37 inch vertical with 4 years and 12 INTS in Ross Cockrell will be a 7th round pick. Latimer is probably a 2nd round or 3rd round guy at worst.

I'm not against it either. The people laughing don't know anything about him. He could play inside or out. With that said, I can't see the Bills pulling the trigger.

Mosely is not a top 10 pick. He is a mid to late first rounder. LB's who dont rush the passer always drop in drafts unless they are absolutely special like Patrick Willis or Luke Kuechley. If I had to make a top 10 board after all the moves we made it would look something like this 1. Jadaveon Clowney DE South Carolina 2. Khalil Mack OLB Buffalo 3. Sammy Watkins WR Clemson 4. Greg Robinson OT Auburn 5. Jake Matthews OT Texas A & M 6. Mike Evans WR Texas A & M 7. Eric Ebron TE North Carolina 8. Zach Martin OT/OG Notre Dame 9. Taylor Lewan OT Michigan