JM57

Re: the thread title: You can take Levitre for that

Not any worse to sit there than tunnel endzone. Like the poster above said, season tix are sold out there, I missed out on it myself, but if you want to pay the money for stubhub tix, they're not terrible seats.

Wow speaking of unnecessary posts.... Anyways, its not like this team didn't spend money during the last 12 years. They just spent it wrong. Like on new free agents Derrick Dockery, Langston Walker, etc. instead of on retaining Jason Peters, Antoine Winfield, etc.

Generally speaking I would agree with you re: the 4 win leap. But then I looked at the Bungles. They have yo-yoed back and forth the last 4 seasons. 4 wins, 10 and in the playoffs, 4 wins, 9 and in the playoffs. Its possible.

I've heard of him

Question for you sir: Colt Brennan, Ty Detmer, Case Keenum, the rest of the Top 10 all time NCAA passing yard leaders (aside from Philip Rivers)....what do they have in common? Answer: They tore up NCAA secondaries, much like your beloved Kellen Moore, and didn't do squat in the NFL because of their physical skills or lack thereof

Point #1: Matt Barkley has a pretty good chance to be a top 3 pick in 2013 right? Name a QB that wouldn't be passed by him pretty quickly. Point #2: Kellen Moore's arm strength is awful. The fact you even want him to come to Buffalo has ME shaking MY head a bit.

1. Randle 2. Jeffery 3. Martin 4. Zach Brown (I would say Lavonte David, but according to Joe Buscaglia, the Bills see him as a WLB and their need is SLB; Barnett is the Will) 5. Quick 6. Glenn 7. Branch 8. Hill 9. Adams

1. Gilmore (Going to be a solid CB in this league. Film rat, weight room junkie, played quality ball against quality competition from Day One on campus) 2. Barron (FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU) 3. Kuechly (Underwhelmed, let's hope he's not Poz 2.0 plus some cover skills) 4. Floyd (Pleasantly surprised, let's hope he can step right in) 5. any LT other than Kalil (At #10 FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU) 6. a trade up for Kalil (Tears of joy) 7. Tannehill (I quit. I seriously quit.)

Been sold out for awhile now. I went to get seasons the Friday after Mario signed and they were gone already.

Thanks for finishing up the interview cliff notes guys. I got as much as I could in but I had to go into school so I posted what I had up to that point.

Visited w Reiff and Floyd at combine. Didn't say much at all about Reiff. Went to ND to see Floyd. They "know" these players. Glowing review, IMO, of Stephon Gilmore....didn't hear a single negative about him. Complimented size, run support, athleticism, etc. Similar things said about Dre Kirkpatrick, but mentioned his "short arms" as something that may work against him.

Oof indeed.

INCEPTION

I'm sure I did before a few weeks ago. But I'm not positive, as a lot of the time I feel like posting something and then never take the time to do so because its such a pain to post here from my phone, which is how I do most of my viewing of TBD. Then again, I was also heavily on the Ingram train before the Williams signing and also like Alshon Jeffery as a 2nd round option. I'm also a big South Carolina fan, but Gilmore is my favorite of the three. Ingram passed Gilmore for me early in the draft talk process on need alone.

Stephon Gilmore. Like Kuechly, he fills a posiition of need, but one I see as higher than OLB. Not knowing off the top of my head, but Florence has got to be close to 30, McGee is on the wrong side of 30, and this is a sink or swim year for McLovin. He either figures it out or he's done. Gilmore has all the traits you want in a CB in this NFL. Size, speed, experience, desire to improve (dedication to weight room and film room) and he started at CB and played at a high level right off the bat from his first day on campus at South Carolina despite being a high school QB who didn't play defense.

April 12,1988....Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car by Billy Ocean. I'll take it.

Rinehart is good depth. What they need is a backup center and anther tackle

Did you really say you don't trust George Wilson? Oh my. Justify this please.

Its funny that he said that and then followed up by mentioning Maiorana. I don't think there are two sports columnists farther apart in talent and being "out of touch" than Matthews and Maiorana the last few years. Farewell, senile old man

Stephon Gilmore and Coby Fleener

Dilfer is an excellent analyst, IMO. One of my favorite things he does is dissecting game tape of the QB prospects and posting on Twitter exactly what he sees as a former NFL QB. Things that the common fan, no matter how involved in the game they are, would rarely be able to pick up on.

If I recall correctly

I could name the skill players on all 32 teams if I really gave it a shot. On the other hand, I would have a really hard time doing the same for defensive backfields. You just hear the names of the offensive guys way, way more frequently.

Kenny Phillips and Antrel Rolle were the safeties and Aaron Ross and Corey Webster were their CBs for most of the season so that's my best guess. This is a poor point at best sir. You obviously hear WR names called more as the announcers often talk more about the offensive stars than the defensive stars.