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Justice we'd trade down and still get him I'd think...Again, wouldn't be unhappy with Bunkley or Davis. Brick or Hawk if there...You gotta grab em.

Actually no....but from your list who is realy left...Bunkley?..i went to FSU and like Bunckley but I think Ngata will be better....D'Brick will probally be gone and Huff is real good. The guy I want is AJ Hawk but will be long gone I imagine.

Sooo you don't want to win anytime soon?

Wow...Haven't seen that in what 15 years? Great movie...Funny as hell too.

If only you are right

Chances of you getting physically asssaulted...hmmm...2 to 1?

Yep, these morons were probally canned and if they weren't they shoulda been. At my company we have ethics training and stuff...Hell...I'm afraid to send a joke via email... I might get the boot.

Oh great...Merrill Hodge on ESPN just called Brodie the best QB in the draft

Man I love it when people try and rationalize sarcasm The topic is OFF THE WALL PREDICTIONS!!!!!!

Not saying anyone was forced or not...just saying it's pretty dumb....Just when you've think you've seen it all...You're proven wrong.

ya know, I'm usually pretty open to jokes and stuff and oppose political correctness ...but what the hell is a company sponsored spanking?...just asking for it in today's society.

"Mike Eruzione! Winthrop, Massachusetts! I play for the United States of America!" Miracle Man that was an awesome line

Aliens: Ripley: These people are here to protect you....they're soldiers. Newt: It won't make any difference.

Remember back to 87' didn't the Bills pick Conlan and trade for Bennett?...Marv's not afraid to take Linebackers #1.

Cool...Any excuse to get out of Alice Springs...Go the Blues!

While I'd prefer AJ Hawk, I'd be more than happy with D"Brick. Hey Dibs...Any tickets to State of Origin 3 in Melbourne?

We pick Brodie Croyle, QB, ALABAMA with the 8th pick....The next Willie Joe... (hey you said off the wall)

He's 32, not exactly young by NFLstandards...I'd say no way.

Amen brother!!!

The biggest developing story in the last 24 hours is the Rams' increased interest in Vanderbilt QB Jay Cutler. The Rams are correct in believing the Cardinals are targeting Cutler with the 10th pick. As a result, the Rams have been working the phones trying to bait the Lions (No. 9) or Bills (No. 8) into a trade that would allow them to move ahead of the Cardinals for Cutler. The Lions have not been overly receptive, as they have their sights set on Texas DB Michael Huff. Should Huff be off the board when the Lions go on the clock, they might change their mind. In the meantime, St. Louis will continue to work with the Bills, who have shown far more interest in dealing. Bills coach Dick Jauron is reportedly eager to trade up for the two players he covets most from this year's class -- Virginia OT D'Brickashaw Ferguson and Ohio State OLB A.J. Hawk. Unfortunately, general manager Marv Levy does not feel it is prudent to mortgage a second-round pick to move up for Ferguson or Hawk. Although Levy isn't necessarily sold on the idea of moving at all, he is far more receptive to trading down. Buffalo isn't as wild about the top two defensive tackle prospects -- Haloti Ngata (Oregon) and Brodrick Bunkley (Florida State) -- as most are led to believe. A source tells me Levy prefers Ngata because of concerns regarding Bunkley's character and ability to adjust to cold winters in Buffalo. The coaching staff, on the other hand, covets Bunkley because he's a far better fit in the new one-gap penetrating scheme. Jay Cutler Joe Robbins/US Presswire The Rams would love to get their hands on Jay Cutler. The Bills also have extremely high grades on Cutler and Huff. Although it might be a long shot for the Bills to draft a quarterback after using a first-round pick on J.P. Losman in 2004, it is something that reportedly has been tossed around during draft meetings. Cutler might carry a higher grade, but the team likely would select one of the defensive tackles or Huff ahead of Cutler simply because of need. The reason trading down has become so much more attractive for the Bills is because they're beginning to realize they can get a similar value in the low teens as with the eighth pick. Should they make a deal to move down a few spots to pick No. 11, Huff likely would be gone but Ngata or Bunkley should still be on the board. The Eagles, who hold the 14th overall selection, also have contacted the Bills for a potential trade. The Bills likely would lose out on both defensive tackle prospects, but they have some other prospects (OLB Ernie Sims, OT Winston Justice and DC Jimmy Williams) -- targeted in that range, as well. What's hard to figure is which prospect Philadelphia would value so highly as to make such a significant trade? There has been no leak from Eagles camp at this point, but my best guess would be Justice. Although Justice generally is considered a mid-first round prospect, there have been reports that teams such as the Cowboys (18) and Buccaneers (No. 23) have contacted the Ravens (No. 13) about moving ahead of the Eagles (No. 14) to select Justice. Finally, if the Rams do get a deal done to move up for Cutler, it could put the Cardinals in a tough spot. Arizona had considered Sims as a strong possibility with the 10th pick, but recent reports regarding multiple concussions in Sims' past have forced the Cardinals to reconsider. At this point, Justice and Williams are back in the equation.

That said...The site is the "official website", owned by the Buffalo Bills and I'd bet they say what go's on the site and what does not.

According to that mock...AJ Hawk is there at #7....I say move up to #6 in a trade with SF and grab him there!!

Watch the video's of Modrak and Marv...They only talk about Bunkley and Huff in depth and Marv mentions D'Brick as a type of OLineman that could come in and start right away....hmmmmmmm.

I'd rather have Ngata over Bunkley....and no way do Hawk or Mario last till #5 let alone #8

Damn...Look what I've started...obviously my sarcasm needs some work....While I'd love to see Farve here....I do not ever see it happening hence the title Crazy Talk.