Stl Bills

What? You don't remember Wade Phillips? I'll admit though he does look a little different when he doesn't have his teeth in.

He's from Biloxi, Ms so that doesn't count.....I bet there's a ton of 30 year old grandparents down there.

What do you have against Wade Phillips?

Round 1. Trent Williams OT OU (could be Baluga here but I have a feeling he's going to be a major bust) Round 2. Tim Tebow QB Florida Round 3. Torrell Troup DT Central Florida Round 4. Jason Worild OLB Va Tech Round 5. Linval Joseph DT East Carolina Round 6. Danario Alexander WR Mizzou Round 7. Deji Karim RB Southern Illinois Flame Away

So every year a generally get back about 4-5k from taxes, which used to not be that big of a deal for me (used to own my own business and did a lot better than I currently do ) but now I could use that money on a month to month basis rather than giving the govt. an interest free loan every year. Anyway I'm single, 26, make about 50k a year and right now I file 2 exemptions on my W4. I get a lot back because I pay a lot of interest on my home every year and I'm also in school full time and I get a lot back for that. How many exemptions should I file.....3? 4? I'm just looking to get about $300 less taken out of check each month. Any help would be much appreciated.

Sorry to hear that nuklz.....don't know if it helps at all but In my short time I've been through some rough years and I've learned that if you just keep on keeping on through the hard times you'll find your light at the end of the tunnel. Never give up hope.....it can be a powerful thing.

Yeah, and not that long ago.........Willis McGahee.

The real question is....... How Old is 15 Really?

Brad Smith is the fuggin man, even if he is a Jet. Big ups to BD Smith.

http://www.profootballweekly.com/2010/03/0...ners-and-losers OLB Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri For as well as Weatherspoon worked out on the field and for as much as his "character" is praised within the Missouri program, he has turned off a number of decision makers just as much with his outlandish, look-at-me, loudmouth personality and has been criticized for worrying too much about his image and post-football career aspirations before he has accomplished anything in the National Football League. "He never shuts up," one top executive said. "He was the loudest guy in the room for the bench press. He gives me a headache. I think he is full of (it). It's all about himself. I don't want him in my locker room." I don't completely agree with this article though, how can you list Sean Weatherspoon as a "slider". From everything I read he's moving up draft boards because he blew up the LB drills. All the post combine mocks have him in the middle of the first round now when before most had him going to New Orleans with the last pick in the first round. This guy list him as a "slider" because he was vocal during some of the drills? Last time I checked there were plenty of LBs in the NFL (Ray Lewis for example) who are extremely vocal guys. That's why I take all these type of Articles with a grain of salt, seems like the author might take one guys opinion to be the opinion of every GM in the NFL. Guess we'll find out in April.

Don't get greedy dude, you already have the Byrdman back there and just about every other area on this team ASIDE FROM THE SECONDARY needs major help.

Take Danario Alexander in the 6th or 7th.

HA LISTENED TO IT LIVE! LOVE ME SOME WOODY AND RIZZUTO!

Underwent a 3rd knee surgery on Weds and won't be able to participate in the combine...its a different injury though, defective cartilage in the knee. I would love to see the Bills take a flyer on this guy with a 6th or 7th rounder, when healthy this guy was above Jeremy Maclin on the depth chart and was the best WR in the nation last year. http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/sports/st...EB?OpenDocument 2009 Stats REC 114 YDS 1781 TDS 14

Dan Williams will be gone by pick 15 he could very easily go to Denver at 10.

I don't know how far down we could trade.....he could very well go to Denver the pick after ours.

Uh yeah, no BS I stabbed a chick to death once in a dream and it disturbed the crap out of me......then I told my friends about it and they looked at me like I had actually done it. I might own a Bronco but I ain't no OJ.

He's got about the same amount fire and passion as Jauron, IMO you need both your head coach and your QB to be the emotional leaders of your team. Bulger might be better than any QB on our roster but he's still just back up material if you ask me.

I love this this guy

Get ready for lots of cluckin from the hens. I love my girl and love going out on dinner dates but count me out if it involves two of her friends. Now getting drunk and playing some strip poker with her and two of her friends would be a little different.

I'm hoping for Baluga but I'd actually be cool with Williams at #9....I wouldn't be surprised if he goes to Denver at 10 if we don't pick him.

I still miss Pat Williams.......

Sign on of these guys please, who knows if they will actually hit the market thought as i could see all of them getting tagged........ From: Roshan Bhagat of FootballsFuture.com Vince Wilfork, New England Patriots (28) The Patriots acknowledged being unable to keep both of their elite defensive linemen by trading away Richard Seymour, freeing up enough money to retain Vince Wilfork. Wilfork is one of the league’s premier nose tackles and one of the cornerstones for the Patriots’ defense. The Pats shouldn’t waste much time and begin working on a long-term extension to keep him in New England. He’s already gone on the record saying he won’t be pleased if the Patriots use the franchise tag on him, but that doesn’t mean the Patriots won’t use it as a last resort if the two sides can’t agree to a deal. Wilfork moving elsewhere would be among the biggest shocks in free agency regardless of the outcomes. Aubrayo Franklin, San Francisco 49ers (30) Franklin has emerged as one of the elite nose tackles this year, helping the 49ers to field one of the best run defenses in the league this year. He doesn’t provide much against the pass, but is able to occupy blockers and hold at the point of attack with good technique and leverage. Teammate Patrick Willis is one of a number of Niners on defense that eagerly anticipates Franklin to stick around in the long-term. If the Niners can’t reach a deal with Franklin, they’re expected to use the franchise tag on him. Casey Hampton, Pittsburgh Steelers (32) Hampton played well again this season, just outside of an elite level, and remains one of the best 5-7 nose tackles in the NFL. With an expiring contract, Steelers’ owner Art Rooney has made it clear that re-signing Hampton will be one of the team’s top priorities this season. The Steelers finished, once again, with one of the best run defenses in the NFL with Casey Hampton anchoring the front line. With a number of teams making the switch to the 3-4 without a proper nose tackle, Hampton’s salary could skyrocket as an unrestricted free agent. The team has promised not to use the franchise tag on him this year. Ryan Pickett, Green Bay Packers (30) Under Dom Capers, the Packers defense has made a complete transformation into a new unit. The most impressive turnaround comes from the defensive line and the front 7’s ability to stop the run. Pickett has turned around his career in Green Bay and done a fantastic job at NT on run downs, where almost all of his snaps have come. First round pick BJ Raji saw seeing most of the snaps in passing situations. Though Pickett isn’t nearly an every down nose tackle, he’s one of the underrated nose tackles on the market. If his price ends up being out of the range for Ted Thompson, the Packers could feasibly turn to their top 10 selection and hope he performs at a high level. The first among Wilfork, Franklin, and Hampton should set a good asking price for the other free agents.

Yup forgot about that one........