BuffaloBilliever

Wow Roscoe is nasty... sooo... sooo damn nasty...

... Anyone who votes for the My Sister/Kevin Everett story doesn't get attacked in their sleep by midget ninjas with stun guns....

Late rounders? Hmm... I'll go by position. QB: Erik Ainge, Tennessee RB: Allen Patrick, Oklahoma FB: Jehuu Caulcrick, Michigan State WR/KR: Harry Douglas, Louisville TE: Brad Cottam, Tennessee OL: Jamey Richard, Buffalo DE: Tommy Blake, TCU DT: Ahtyba Rubin, Iowa State OLB: Curtis Gatewood, Vanderbilt ILB: Vincent Hall, Virginia Tech CB: Jonathon Zenon, LSU SS: Tom Zbikowski, Notre Dame FS: Michael Grant, Arkansas P: Mike Dragosavich, North Dakota State K: Shane Longest, St. Xavier

0_o he's been in the league for how long?

Texas or Texas A&M. And my name is Billiever... not Lori

Jabari did an excellent job, which, of course, raises the question as to why we need an early corner...

Martin Nance?

Most painful? Is that even a possibility? Even when they win it hurts. Anywho... Probably the MNF game this past year. I wasn't aware during the Super Bowl years, and the Music City fiasco just made me numb to the playoffs.

I find it majorly interesting that people think that a WR is a reach in the first round, when what they have to back that up with is a DE who by most "experts" is considered a reach hands down. Just intruiging... I won't say my part.

I sort of agree... I wouldn't be throwing feces at the wall or anything but it's funny for two reasons. 1, three of our highest paid players would be DE's when we have bigger needs, and 2, everyone's talking about WR's being reaches, but some draft boards have Harvey dropping to the late teens/early twenties. Oh well... not starting this arguement again.

... Reid? Seriously?

Sterilization I would prefer....

Your are eh.... Chris Long.

Haven't seen too many TBD'ers on this, plus a friend of mine told me he's going through and voting 1 on every one but his. Seems by the votes that a lot of people are doing that

I don't like the fact of a 1-AA guy coming in at 11... Gifted athlete, but against who? And yeah, he did great in the combine and senior bowl, but as said so many times on this board, "you can't judge a guy by one game."

Depending on Marshall's rehab, I don't see Denver needing one... nor San Fran. San Fran has good recievers, just no one throwing them the ball. Washington has that Santana Moss character... Pittsburgh has the ex-Super Bowl MVP Hines Ward and the up and coming Santonio Holmes, even though Ben says he wants a big reciever, I guess he forgot he has Heath Miller and Matt Spaeth. I don't see them as needing #1's.... The guys who I see as needing a pretty good one are Seattle since they already have Deion Branch (assuming he can stay healthy), Tampa Bay will most certainly need one in the coming years because Joey Galloway isn't getting younger... which raises the quesiton also what the hell happened to Maurice Stovall? I see the ones needing a legitamite #2 as Buffalo, Baltimore, and New York, with Lee Evans, Mark Clayton/Derrick Mason, and Laverneus Coles as their #1's, respectively. Who legitimately needs a #1? Miami, Philly, Atlanta, Tennesse, and Chicago. Miami has Ted Ginn and.... yeah. Philly has Kevin Curtis and Reggie Brown, both great #2's, Tennessee has.... Justin Gage... and Atlanta has a defense and a dark, black void on the "Offense" side of the depth chart. Chicago picked up Marty Booker, but lost Bernard Berrian and Moose, so I'd say who glaringly needs a #1 are Tennessee, Chicago, Miami and Atlanta. ... I'm not depraving your post whatsoever, just my analysis on who really needs what. It will come down to pure speculation on draft day. If Big Ben pushes for Hardy, if Deion wants a tall guy on the other side, if New York has no faith in Laverneus, if Baltimore doesn't think Demetrius Williams has anything in him, if 3 speedsters and Chris Cooley aren't considered enough for Campbell, if Maurice Stovall hits the third year stride, if Chicago is happy with Marty Booker (I actually started laughing while typing this), if Tennessee doesn't see corner and OL aren't big enough problems, if Atlanta is retarted, if Tuna thinks WR is a glaring hole among the field in that book Holes, et cetra... So many if's going in to draft day, that's why I love talking about it

Reich, Reed, and Smith... not half bad.

Not bad at all... I still am not a fan of having a ton of money invested in a rotational DE, but that would be a great draft. I've liked Cottam since day 1. He has decent hands, but is an excellent blocker. Hubbard will be great in the run game/bubble screens. And DraftTek must know something about Schmitt with us... because they have had him there for a while if I'm not mistaken.

Roscoe's toe touch in bounds in the Jacksonville game.

From "Tales From the Buffalo Bills" by Steve Tasker: Mark Duper, "We're going to kick their butts, I guarantee it." Steve Tasker, "Don't write a check with your mouth that your body can't cash." The Bills beat the Dolphins with time running out as Kelly ran it in from the 2 in the 89 season opener. The Dolphins refused to line up to block the extra point. Shula also said "You just got beat by a bad team."

Mercury Morris... cocky bastard.

If he hits 4.5 up I will finally agree to taking a DE or CB at 11 and waiting on him until the second

He was accused of it. Nothing ever came of it I believe. Kinda like all those girls who came out after Clinton whenever they thought they could cash in on it.

I don't know... I've never been in that situation, but for all the millions he rolls in if it were me I'd probably go out in a blaze of glory rather than fizzle out for a cheap contract.

The media went nuts when he was "finally done" as he said, so now I feel that he's just hanging on to the spotlight as long as he can. If he comes back, it just reminds me of Thurman too much, He could've had a great, meaningful exit from the game with the team and city that embraced him for years and years, or he can go in to a crap situation, watch his numbers plummet, and get that extra cash for the hell of it.