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I know this kid is from Div. 2 but you need to take a look at this.

Rush'n Attack Metroid Contra Castlevania Mike Tyson's Punchout Were my all time favs.

Jags, Browns and Pats. Preferably week 17. What might be even more important than that is a 2 & 1 start to begin the season. Buffalo's 0 & 3 starts the last couple of seasons have really hampered the Bills' chances of making the post-season.

I just saw Street Kings Last night. It was pretty good. Great cast. Definitely worth watching. It kind of reminded me of Training Day.

Did You expect better from a guy that did this?

Does WECK 1230 AM Live stream?

I disagree. Time will only tell how much of an impact Stroud will have on our pass rush, but I believe it will make life a whole lot easier on Schobel and Kelsay. Stroud isn't just a "run-stuffer".

I like Doucet, but only as a second rounder. He is a great run blocker as well.

I like Sweed. The only problem I have with Sweed is whenever I see any of his highlights he rarely gets any separation from the DB. Every catch he makes is contested. If he struggles to get separation at the college level, imagine what it would be like for him when he faces CB's in the NFL.

1. Yes, but the most talented player the Bills can take at the eleventh spot, IMO, is DRC. 2. I like Kelly and Hardy.

Devin Thomas = OT Mike Williams, Akili Smith, Eric Flowers, Alex Smith, WR Mike Williams and any other player who had only one good year of college ball. I don't trust him. He came out of no where AFTER the season, just like our very own Mike Williams did when everyone knew that Bryant McKinnie was the best OT in College football.

I agree, but the only DE that Buffalo can draft at the 11th spot will be Harvey. Gholston and Long will be taken in the first 6 or 7 spots. Harvey isn't the end we're looking for. He just isn't good enough. I'd be extremely pissed if the Bills took Harvey.

I agree, the Bills do have a decent set of corners and we play a cover 2 that doesn't really need a great shut down cornerback, but because of their lack of size these guys have a difficult time guarding big receivers such as Moss and Walker. I'm not saying that DRC can guard Moss one on one, not yet, but he will be able to soon enough.

DRC is a special athlete with all the tools to excel at the next level. Size, speed and is one hell of a ball hawk. The Bills also need to take the cost of a top notch cornerback on the free agent market into consideration. DRC's price will be reasonable for at least 4 to 5 years. The way Mike Mayock has it, a receiver (Devin Thomas) won't be taken until later on in the first round. If that's true than Buffalo will have a shot at one of the other decent receivers in the draft in the second round such as Mario Manningham, Sweed, Hardy, Kelly or Jackson. The Bills wouldn't even have to waste any picks by moving back up into the first to land one of these guys. If Buffalo can move back into the second round after taking a receiver they can acquire the best available tight end. After that, I would nab a center, a guard and maybe a end later in the draft. If this were to happen, I feel the Bills will have a legit chance of finally making it back to the playoffs.

Chris Henry released by Bengals.

You took the words right out of my fingertips.

Cromartie is my choice.

I know that dude and it's more like Flow Rider but it's spelled out to signify he's from Florida.

Mario Manningham ran a 4.47 forty at his pro day workout. The draft is very deep at WR. Either Hardy, Sweed, Manningham, Kelly, Thomas or Jackson will be available in round 2. The Bills need to grab a corner in round one. Cornerbacks tend to make an easier transition to the NFL level than WR's who need at least three years to become NFL "ready".

You forgot Sun. Now that makes 7 survivors. Why would Aaron count as a survivor?

Damn, beat me to it!!

Does that make six? I recall Jack, Kate, Sayid, Sun, Hurley and who else???

Marshall Faulk obviously didn't do his homework on the Bills. Many of you already touched on his glaring mistakes in his assessment of the "state of the Bills". I'll take it even further. Marshall Faulk failed to mention that although Turk Schonert is a new offensive coordinator, the terminology stays the the same. That will make for a smoother transition for TE and all the rest of the Bills on offense. He didn't even mention how keeping the Bills' promotions on the offensive coaching staff in-house can only help the Bills on offense next year. Using the 49ers as an example was also a mistake. The talent on San Fran's offense is a lot worse than the offensive players on the Bills. Their offensive line was awful last year because of injuries to Jonas Jennings and Justin Smiley. On the other hand Buffalo gave up a team record 26 sacks last year. A struggling offensive line? I think not.

Best of all time? No, but I like this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPLXwrj7i7Q

I don't know. Tom Brady, maybe???????