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Houston played OLB, as Georgia runs a 3-4.

The Bills only play a hybrid because they don't have the personnel to switch to a full time 3-4. They are still scouting as if they are a pure 3-4 team.

McShay round 2: Akeem Ayers OLB UCLA Mel Kiper round 2: Martez Wilson ILB Illinois

Pass. He has knee issues and doesn't fit the 3-4.

4-3: Merriman- Williams - Dareus - Moats/Carrington 3-4: Dareus- Williams - Carrington

Lobby the government to stop devaluing the dollar.

1. Marcell Dareus Alabama 2. Christian Ponder QB Florida State 3. Allen Bailey DE Miami 4. Virgil Green TE Nevada 4. Joe Barksdale OT LSU 5. Kendric Burney CB North Carolina 6. Da'Norris Searcy S North Carolina 7. Alex Linnenkohl C Oregon State 7. Jerrard Tarrant S Georgia Tech McShay also has Josh Thomas CB Buffalo going to the 49ers in round 3. http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draft2011/insider/news/story?page=mcshayfullmockdraft

It's US tax law. If you don't like it, call your representative and ask to change it. They aren't effing anyone, they spend $400+ billion to make $40 billion in profit. It's not like they are making an obscene profit margin. If you want to blame someone for high gas prices, blame the Federal Reserve and the President. Bush and Obama have been devaluing the dollar for a solid decade. To buy oil you have to pay in US dollars, but with the dollar in a free fall, it takes more and more to buy that barrel of oil.

It's because Exxon has to pay countries to extract oil from them. For example, they have to pay Nigeria 85% of the profits gained from oil extracted in their country. They paid almost $80 billion in global taxes last year, but only $8 billion within the US. The global oil business is a pay-to-play market.

Look at a chart which shows the value of the dollar, then look at a chart of oil prices.

Because, imo, JJ Watt is a top 10 talent. Adding Watt would give us one of the best line rotations in the league, and it wouldn't cost much more than a 4th to move up.

If JJ Watt falls to 26, I would have no problem with the Bills trading up.

EA got gamed really hard here. The only reason Hillis won is because there has been a campaign on 4chan to rig the vote. The denizens of /b/ have been using firefox's automation tools to vote over and over again. For those who don't know what 4chan and /b/ are: 4chan is pretty much the Mos Eisley cantina of the internet.

Can you even read?

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/04/21/goodell-fears-an-nfl-without-a-draft-free-agency-rules/ http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/42040628/ The Eller case seeks to end the draft: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/03/29/retired-players-file-a-class-action-lawsuit-that-primarily-attacks-the-draft/ and just recently: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/04/27/players-ask-for-1-billion-bond-if-stay-is-granted/

If Dareus and Miller are gone, then I would have no problem taking AJ Green. It would be a mistake to pass up an elite talent for a 2nd tier defensive lineman.

It's been pulled.

How? We probably suck on defense for the next year, but then our offensive core is set. It's not like we can't invest a lot of picks in the defense next year.

It's called sarcasm, chief.

There will be an NFL draft. The players aren't that stupid...

Gabbert is a media creation. All these talking heads have convinced NFL scouts that he is actually good... fools.

Why would we want him? If the team that drafted him a year ago wants to ship him out, then that should tell you something.

Why is there violence in Mexico? The war on drugs.

Hell yeah brother! Can you pass me a beer? going out for another cig.

It's a shame that politics are severely hampering medical research that could possibly save millions of lives. It's schedule 1 status makes it almost impossible to be given permission to study the drug's health effects. Right now, researchers need express permission from the DEA in order to do any type of study on cannabis. Regardless of how you feel about legalization, nothing bad can happen from further study of its effects. We need to learn more, and I find it appalling that knowledge about the 2nd most used recreational drug is being kept under lock and key. The American Medical Association asked the DEA to reclassify cannabis last year, but politics and fear mongering continue to trump science when it comes to drug policy. http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/cam/cannabis/healthprofessional/page4