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Ok, so then lets take your scenario and say that its correct. Schobel comes back next year and has 6 sacks. Is that enough for you? What about the other side?

Because its not a difference of opinion, he's flat out wrong. The facts he is saying are wrong. I respect differences in opinion, but when the facts you are using to make your opinion are false, there's no point in having the discussion. It would be like arguing that we need to add a possession receiver to the team because Josh Reed is a speed demon.

I would have laughed had you put that It was good, but I was unsure if it was serious or not,

Aaron Schobel, Terrence McGee.

Fenuki Tupou.

You're right. How's this: "Bills lose to N.E. 13-3" Happy?

I can't even believe what I'm reading. What's next? Trent throws the deep ball well and McGahee has breakaway speed? I'm done arguing with someone who clearly doesn't know what they're talking about.

Fred Jackson had 27 carries for 136 yards. That is not at all a huge amount of carries. The 3-4 defenses being tough for us to score on, and us running well against them when healthy, are two separate things.

Yes.

Have you seen Mack play?

I don't like Mack as a fit for our style of Center. I'd take Caldwell or Unger first.

Who's arguing that Temple should be in the Big East?

Why?

I think Mack, Caldwell and Unger can step in right away and be pretty solid. This year's crop of centers are unusual. I just don't like Mack for our style.

As a talent evaluator, I don't put much stock in the Bowl game appearances. These kids have a month off between games, and the play for both teams is often times sloppy. Watching any game during the last two years will show anyone what a force Greg Hardy can be. I'd take him in the 2nd round in a heartbeat.

Center is nowhere near our biggest need. When our line was healthy, over the last 7 weeks of the season, the Bills recorded almost 150 yards rushing per game. I don't know where you're getting your info from that the 3-4 defenses in our division are stuffing the run against us, because we gained 187 rushing yards against the Jets and 161 yards rushing against the Patriots during that stretch. I repeat, center is nowhere near our biggest need. Our lack of a pass catching tight end, invisible linebacker corps, and defensive ends that seem to have concrete in their cleats are far more pressing areas that we need to improve.

I wouldn't draft Mack anyways. You know better than most on here Astro, that he just doesn't fit the style of center we need.

The Bulls have one "decent" season, EVER, and now you want to move them up? Wow. Just.... wow.

What about DE Greg Hardy? Maybe I just missed him. I'd take Hardy and Unger, if available.

Did you really just try to compare a body part based on a statistic?

I agree. We don't have a quality starter, and we don't have a quality backup. I don't know how that warrants a B.

Unger is better than Mack, IMO. He can also easily step in and play one of the guard positions. This benefits us because with drafting Unger, if Dockery continues to look like a turnstile next year, we could plug in Unger at LG and keep Preston at Center.

Center is nowhere NEAR our biggest problem.

Fewell and this Defense has been the problem for the last 3 years.

Wrong.