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I believe Winborn is still out there, could be wrong though. He'd be a significant upgrade over Ellison, he even played better than Pisa did last year. If the Bills wanted him, they could have him. I think it's safe to say that they don't want him.

What does that even mean?

I can't even make fun of you because I'm impressed with the brass ones you must have to post this on here. Takes some serious mambojambos. Nice job!

Says the girly man!

50 yards is not far at all for an NFL QB. It is the minimum. If you're happy that Trent can throw the minimum distance that any NFL QB has ever been able to throw, you need to raise your standards.

You've got McCall counted twice on there, fyi... I think...

I remember seeing on NFL Network's "Hard Knocks" with the Cowboys, Tony Romo said he used to try and overthrow Owens for fun, but could never do it. Owens always turned it up no matter how far Romo threw it. I've seen highlights of Owens' teammates running in the clear, as fast as they can, with defenders chasing them as fast as they can, and all of a sudden Owens comes from the bottom of the screen like everyone else is jogging, and he gets in front and makes a block. I've seen that a bunch of times, the dude is a speed demon when necessary.

Now I know why the electoral college is still in place.

Stuck behind Chris Cooley in Washington.

And the retard rodeo strikes again

My point is so obvious that I don't even need to go beyond last year for research. Here are the top 20 receivers last year statistically who didn't produce their rookie seasons. Steve Smith 10 rec 0 TDs Roddy White 29 rec 3 TDs Brandon Marshall 20 rec 2 TDs Wes Welker 0 rec in first two seasons combined, 0 TDs Santana Moss 2 rec 0 TDs Hines Ward 15 rec 0 TDs Derrick Mason 14 rec 0 TDs Donald Driver 3 rec 1 TD Vincent Jackson 3 rec 0 TDs I don't even need to look past one year to justify my point. Imagine all of the other receivers in years past who had crappy rookie years. A bunch of those guys were 1st or 2nd rounders.

Why? Hardy was a 2nd rounder...

Do you realize that Hardy and Johnson had almost identical numbers, with Hardy missing the last few games? You don't think Hardy showed glimpses? He most certainly did. Really? Because I was at game in Washington and could have sworn I saw him make an acrobatic catch in the endzone for a touchdown. . I'm pretty sure he caught a couple jump balls for touchdowns. I think one of them even won us an important game early in the season. So if you're not a pro bowler, you should be cut?

It was Will James. The reason I say Florence is because (and it's early) Reggie Corner has been thriving so far as the nickel in OTA's. He did well last year, too. That, and Youboty (when he get's healthy), and if they really like either Cary Harris or Lankster, could mean Florence is out. If Florence is going to be the 5th corner on the depth chart, it might be better to carry a younger guy to develop, and also play on special teams.

Great, now they think all Bills fans are retards.

You are probably the only person that is a legitimate NFL fan that thinks a rookie WR should be all set and polished in their first year. Wow. Yes it does. After their 1st year? Yes. Getting drafted high doesn't automatically mean you're good, but it sure increases the likelyhood by a drastic percent. He was picked that high for a reason. He plays a position that is known, by everyone except for you, to require 2-3 years to develop properly. I could name a list of pro bowl, hall of fame receivers that didn't produce their 1st year. For chrissakes man, get a clue.

You would cut your 2nd round pick, after 1 year, where he was injured?

People really need to stop with this, it is beyond absurd.

I highly doubt Youboty would get cut. I remember thinking he was one of our best players on defense in the first few games of the season last year before his injury. I think the Bills give him another chance to stay healthy. Also, with our fetish for corners, he will probably stick. Surprise cut for me would be Drayton Florence.

Whitner is a name, that's why he's on that list. If Whitner is honestly the 9th best safety in the league, then the NFL has become a sad display of talent.

I agree. I'd also add Torry Holt. That guys numbers are ridiculous.

I'm not talking about what he misspelled, I'm talking about your grammar in the post I quoted. Only more proof that you haven't a clue as to what you're talking about... ever.

Why should he learn how to spell retard? Learn proper grammar before criticizing people's spelling, retard.

You made the assumption, I pointed it out.

Obviously since you haven't heard of him, he's not a good player. What the hell does "hearing of him" have anything to do with how well he fits the Bills system and how good he is? Jesus.