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Yeah, I guess that's who I was thinking of.

As I recall Weber was ID'd during the '10 CFB season as a sleeper who should've been drafted in like the 5th or 6th round. Anybody have any insight?

I think someone needs a hug.

Thanks everyone.

I keep reading that the charging bison logo is on the pants and the back of the shirt, but I haven't seen any pictures that show them. Anybody got a link? Thanks.

Also not sure how I feel, but why top 4? How does that put stronger teams in? Why not like now -- division winners get a spot and everyone else is in a conference-wide scrum? Maybe top 2 in each division with 4 "open" slots for everyone else.

It's a shame Tom Sestak is considered someone who'll never make the HOF. He really was that good.

Sorry to be the one to -- hey, hold those corn flakes still. I think it means the opposite: it's as long as they want to wait for new jersey sales to start without a new CBA. That is, if there's no CBA by 6/24 they'll just start selling the shirts regardless.

No worries mate. Go Bills.

Did you happen to read the third paragraph of the story you linked to? “We spend our time now working on things that we sort of cram in around OTAs,” Gailey said. “We’re able to take our time doing them now, which is breaking down preseason opponents and our early regular season opponents. So we’re able to get some general ideas against those teams and what they’re doing.” You might also want to try some decaf. A lighthearted observation is not a life-and-death issue.

“We’re able to take our time doing them now, which is breaking down preseason opponents and our early regular season opponents." I have to wonder how important it is to break down preseason opponents. Do we need to gameplan for the scrubbinis that come in by the second quarter?

. . . which is one reason I was happy to see Miami take Pouncey in the first round. I think he's overrated. He's not his brother. But as a #1 choice he'll play. Advantage: Bills. (And the rest of the AFC East too.)

I'm getting sick and tired of people photoshopping shots of someone else's ugly by comparison face onto my wife's pictures.

I hope Wanny makes a difference. I think the guy knows his -- stuff -- as a defensive coach and he's a good hire in his spot with the Bills (vs. HC). But I keep thinking of when Donahoe or Mullarkey or whoever it was hired Sam Wyche to personally coach Losman and we kept reading stories about how much intense time they spent working on his footwork and his reads, and no matter what Losman still wasn't an NFL starting QB. You can't make chicken salad out of chicken -- stuff. So I also have to believe in Troup and Carrington and Merriman and Batten along with the draft choices if I think they'll be better this year.

Just wondering/wishful thinking out loud . . . All teams (not just the Bills) like to introduce new uniforms by having players model them. With the labor situation the players aren't available. But former players would be. It would be pretty cool to see Kelly or Thurman or Bruce (or Andre or Talley or . . .) dressed to play again to model the new uni's.

Geez, where to begin . . . We're going to conserve our limited resources by having our college scouts skip most of the country so they can watch high school games in the southeast? We're going to ignore the fact that even college freshmen haven't matured enough (physically) in most cases to make a difference in the NFL, so we'll get a situation like the NBA used to have for most of its kiddies (not the superstars): draftees would sign a rookie contract with someone and then leave via free agency just when they're ready to contribute? And by the way, the Lakers didn't draft Kobe out of high school. The Charlotte Hornets did, and then immediately took Vlade Divac in a trade for his rights even-up.

I believe CTV pays the NFL a rights fee and additionally works out an arrangement with CBS to pick up a weekly feed. The cost to CTV is a lot smaller because the viewership is too. Think of how each country's broadcasters pay for Olympic broadcast rights but use common feeds for coverage.

Yeah, you have to be impressed by that Jets draft. Muhammad Wilkerson: 12th or 15th rated D-lineman in the draft, medium-to-small college competition, heir apparent to DeWayne Robertson. Kenrick Ellis: only question here is how much he'll have left when he joins the team out of stir in 7 to 20. Greg McElroy: second coming of Chad Pennington but without the arm. And then there's . . . Bilal Powell: star running back on a mediocre team in a mediocre Big East. What champsionships are made of. Jeremy Kerley, Scotty McKnight: the runback/return replacements for Brad Smith who replaced Leon Washington. Trading up! And the Jets have Braylon Edwards and Santonio Holmes locked up too. Oh wait . . .

And who knows better? Best thing about this pick is that I then immediately turned off my TV. And what's the single-team record for cutting to commercial just before a pick anyway?

Best draft comment I've read this week.

From your mouth . . .

How soon they forget: Bo Roberson!

which is why I wonder why they'd take Kaepernick ahead of Mallett. Mallett may be the second coming of Jeff George (Big Arm but not much else) and Crazy Al fell in love with George when nobody else would.

What's this "Removed by User" I'm getting???

Why does the pant stripe stop like that above the knee?