ddaryl

the Bills could draft Oher at #11 as a leverage agianst Peters. Oher will play LG for us, and can also be our eventual replacement for Peters. If Peters refuses to sign the 8.5 million deal in front of him then he can play under his old contract in 2009 and he can hope to god he doesn't suffer an injury that destroys the possibility of him ever being offered 8.5 million a year with 25 million guarenteed again. If he doesn't sign we can trade him in 2010 already knowing his replacement is on the roster. If Peters signs we have an improved OL compared to 2008, solid depth at T, and a stud LG leaving us with no holes on our OL this year. The OL is too important to ignore, and since Peters is trying to play games the Bills can counter back and regain the upper hand

LOL that would be my 1st choice to. Drive fast turn left and hope for a wreck... Pretty embarassing that the 2 main American forms of auto racing are done on lame ass ovals oh and weeks leading up to traning camp are worst

http://www.profootballtalk.com/2008/04/15/...ft-trade-chart/ the above trade chart shows the value of draft picks... The Bills pick is worth 1320 points Detroits #20 = 980 Detroits #33 = 570 Philly's #21 = 925 Philly's #53 = 370 I f we trade with Detroit it would be for #20 and a swap of 2nd rd picks and maybe a 4th rd pick If we trade with Philly it would be for #21, #53, and maybe a 6th pick... that is as good as it would get

everything else... which is the reason why the patriots dominate us. The game is won and lost in the trenches, and like you have already stated the Bills have the edge at WR, RB and DB's none of which are truly where the game is won and lost.

let him... it will only hurt his value even more because he will have to come back and play at sometime, and when he looks like crap the league will notice and he will be even more hard pressed for a 10mil + deal the Bills will be drafting an OT if Peters in not signed by the draft, and might even trade him and then make a move on one of the 3 top OT that will probably be drafted in the top 10. Peters is worth a minimum of a 1st rd pick, and we could trade our #11 and our 2nd and move up a few spots to pick one of the OT in the top 10. Move Walker to LT and groom our new LT at RT or if were lucky our new OT will settle in at LT immediately I'd rather not, but then again I honestly do not care about Peters status as a Bill anymore..

looks like Peters will be playing on that existing 2 years left contact.

the Bills = the same old crap. nothing has changed and we will be lucky to win 7 games in 2009 at this point. Offseason isn't over yet, but I don't expect the Bills to make any more significant moves, and we have major holes left to fill

I would be down with Brown.. He is worth the #11 pick

I think trading back from #11 this year makes the absolute most sesnse. There are players out there we need, and the ones we coeth most will probably not fall to us at #11. By trading back, if possible, we can fill in more holes nad shore up depth at postions of need. The Bills need OL, DL TE and LB... all of these positions are deep in this draft

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Most people do... a LT in the hand is better then 2 in the bush

I would pay him with the average of the top 3-5 OL in the league, but that contract should include incentives that ensures he shows up to trainng camp and OTA's... it should also include bonuses for the team making the playoffs instead of the probowl... if we trade Peters there in no scenario in which we would be a better team in 2009 ...

prime time games suck... Sunday afternoons only please

I hate prime time footballl... Just give me sunday afternoons

KC fans are true football fans and like Buffalo they don't deserve to lose their franchise either...

that's what I was thinking.. .that is if there isn't another player on the board that would make an immediate impact for us

it was a desperate move by a desperate team, who has a desperate coach and a legion of desperate fans, who are really desperate to get any player who could make a difference in here. Owens was a desperate player so its a perfect match. the fact is for the 1st time this offseason I'm looking forward to football in 2009, and I won't be canceling my sunday ticket like I was planning. PR move or not, TO will make Evans a better WR, and it could open up our O a bunch... Dare I say we win an AFC East game this year... but who knows maybe some small market love is exactly what TO needs...

they have no choice... because the fans are abandoning the Bills this season... I think the question should be Would T.O. even come here for a visit

signing TO represents our only hope of making the playoffs in 2009... no matter how our offseason plays out.

I've heard of him... we should sign him

and what time is the connecting flight to Buffalo

he is one of only 2 DE's I feel are worth the #11 pick.. the other Being Orakpo who has little chance of being available at #11...

the Bill scould very well take a OL at #11.... but not Smith... There is a good chance another highly rated T will fall.

I say don't renew... you deserve a better product and the only signal we can send the Bills is a fan boycott. I don't think that will have any effect on a local ownership sale, but it just may get Ralph's attention.

why in the world would this team even waste its time with Galloway. I'd just give the job to Steve Johnson 1st