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1. Daryl Williams OT Oklahoma: 3 year starting experience at RT 2. Gerod Holiman S Louisville: Led nation with 14 ints. 3. Hayes Pullard ILB USC: 3 down LB that led team in tackles the last 2 years. 4. Blake Bell TE Oklahoma: QB turned TE that has very good route running skills, great size and blocking ability.

image: http://www.walterfootball.com/images/fball/billsb_logo.gif Buffalo Bills: Ronald Darby, CB, Florida State: A Grade Not a quarterback! It's a victory for the Bills, who sounded like they were getting duped by Bryce Petty. There was discussion that Ronald Darby could go at the end of the first or top of the second round, so Buffalo is getting a steal at No. 50. The Bills have some expiring contracts at the position in the near future, so Darby should be able to step in as the starter as early as 2016. Read more at http://www.walterfootball.com/nfldraftgrades2.php#AfHSB9XxcbeGkAkG.99

How many times have teams evaluated and drafted players based on their performance at the combines and workouts? Every year someone blows away the coaching staffs with incredible numbers (JaMarcus Russell rings a bell) and all of a sudden their at the top of the draft board. The proof is in the pudding. Game film does not lie! I believe that too many teams get caught up in the measurables and are not trusting the tapes. Don't get me wrong in saying that the workouts are not useful. A lot of the Pro Days are scripted workouts used to enhance the players strong points. Which is a good tactic for raising a players stock, but they really don't give the coaching staffs a players true value. Again "The Tape Don't Lie"

I was the first to bring this subject to light. After posting the ideal I was lambasted and ridiculed. Since we have not been able to land any of the top o-line FA (have been trying), there has been plenty of media talk of the move. Cordy is a good left tackle, but an All-Pro guard. During the preseason Seantrel Henderson played much better at LT than at RT. With a year of experience under his belt the time to which is now. This year draft is stocked with talented o-line help. Cordy will make very good money as an all-pro guard as opposed to an ok left tackle.

Rnd 2: Cedric Ogbuehi OT Texas A&M: Will be ready for training camp (ACL). Will drop in draft because of injury. Top 20 talent. Rnd 3: Ali Marpet OG Hobart: Stock rising and posted best overall numbers at combine. Rnd 5: Clayton Geathers SS Central Florida: Can play both safety positions and averaged over 100 tackles the last three years. Rnd 6: Rory Anderson TE South Carolina: Under used TE with good sizes and speed. A steal in the 6th rnd. Rnd 6: Kyle Loomis P Portland State: Best punter in draft. Enough said. Rnd 7: Tyeler Davison DT Fresno State: A quality run defender with some pass rushing abilities. 8 sacks in 2014.

You're correct about the spell check, but was that really necessary at 2 in the morning?

I for one would not have a problem signing him to a modest 2yr deal with an team option on the last year. He is a 3x Pro Bowler for minimum miledge. Very durible (4 missed games 6 yrs). Excellent receiver out the backfield, break away speed (4.37 combine)and a very good protection blocking back. And he's only 28 yrs old. Thouhgts?

Let Spiller, Urbik, Hughes, Smith and Pears walk in free agency. Resign Searcy and sign Clint Boling G (Cin), Camoran Jordan TE (Clev), Brandon Graham DE (Phil), Derek Newton RT (Hous) and Mark Sanchez QB (Phil). Draft Tevin Coleman RB Indian 2nd rd and Ali Marpet G Hobart College 3rd rd. Boom!

My first pick is Derek Newton of the Houston Texans. He is the number 2 rated right tackle in the NFL according to PFF. My second pick is Clint Boling of the Cincinnati Bengals. Currently starting at left guard but played right guard in college majority of career at Georgia. Move Seantrel Henderson to left tackle and kick Cordy Glenn inside. We can sign both players at the same cost it would take to sign Mike Iupati. "Brilliant"

Dude that was totally unnecessary.I'm a Buffaloian whose been following this web site since it was first established.Judging me on my post is very immature.

Does anyone have a web site for tonights Jacksonville vs Buffalo game? Currently living in Atlanta and I do not want to wait until Monday to watch the game. Thanks.

This would be my plan of action if I were rebuilding the team. 1. Switch to the 3-4 defence. 2. Release Chris Kelsay , John McCargo and Ryan Fitzpatrick. 3. Trade Kyle Williams: Could get good value for a player coming of a pro-bowl season (But does not fit the 3-4 scheme). 4. Try to trade Aaron Schobel, if not release. Aaron seems to have already check out. And he doesn't fit the 3-4 scheme. 2010 NFL Free Agents Pick-ups. 1. David Carr: Get franchise QB next year after we rebuild the offensive line (30 yrs). 2. Eugene Amano: Young left guard from the Titans (27 yrs) helped create holes for Chris Johnson's 2000 yard season. 6"3" 320 lbs road grader and very good in pass protection 3. Kevin Walter: 6"3" 218 lbs. The other reciever for the Texans. Avg 60 rec and 770 yards the last 3 seasons (28 yrs). 4. Ryan Pickett: 6"2" 320 lbs (30 yrs). Came into his own with the Packers playing the NT position for the leagues number 2 defence. 5. Dawan Edwards: 6"3" 290 lbs (28 yrs). Started 22 out of 32 games on the leagues number 3 defence. Excellent 3-4- DE. 2010 NFL Draft. 1. Anthony Davis: OT, Rutgers. Most upside of any tackle in the draft (6"6" 325 lbs). 2. Ricky Sapp: OLB, Clemson. 6"4" 246 lbs of pure speed. Best 3-4 OLB in the draft. 3. Kyle Callaway: OT, Iowa. Earned an All-Big Ten honorable mention. A solid right tackle prospect. 6"7" 315 lbs 4. Ed Dickson: TE, Oregon. Think Shawn Nelson. 6"4" 245 lbs. 5. Jamar Chaney: ILB, Mississippi St. Capable of playing most linebacker spots, Jamar Chaney recorded 90 tackles, 4.5 TFL and two sacks as a senior. 6"1" 240 lbs. 6. Torrell Troup: NT, Central Florida. 6"3" 315 lbs. A member of the All-Conference USA Second Team, Torrell Troup registered 52 tackles, 12.5 TFL and two sacks. 7. Marshall Newhouse: OG, TCU. Honorable-mention All-Mountain West Conference … started all 13 games at left tackle … led TCU in knockdown blocks and overall blocking grade. Tell me what you think.

Here's a list of defensive line free agents from 2006.Other than the obvious (Freeney,Smith and Kerney)who else were we going to sign?Also Kelsay's contract was a bargin when you look at the years and his signing bonus.Check out this web site and tell me what you think.http://www.kffl.com/static/nfl/features/freeagents/fa.php?option=DL&y=2007