bills_red

yep your right

Haden a great CB but come on. never heard of that site btw.

1-I'd be oaky with that is some guys are gone 2-Hell yea that guy is a fing beast 3-Good pick up, I'd be fine with him in R3 4-Not sure he falls that far but if so great pick 5-I love him as a NT 6-I hate the guy but in R6 I'd take a chance 7-Never hear of 7-Sure We have 3 7th fyi

it shows the guy is a lazy fat ass. If you gain 15 pounds in 20 days before the Sr. Bowl what makes you think he will keep his weight in check before the sart of the year? If he doesn't get back to 350s before the combine it is going to kill his stock, at 350 his stamina was low at 370 it is going to flat out suck.

Cody gained 15 pounds in 20 days!!!!!!!!!!!!

Marv said they had Poz as the #1 LB

In a mock draft game I picked Revis for the Bills. But that year we took Lynch not D.Whit.

Why are they trading him/thinking about it? The CLE D was better when he was out! That is why. Ahtyba Rubin can in was was a much better NT.

Yep Sat. Day 1, Rounds 1-3 Sun. Day 2, Rounds 4-7 Those days were great

My drafts http://draftcountdown.com/forum/showthread...mp;#post1906673

Maybe if he was cut and we signed him the the league min. with no SB.

no

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/...s-landing-spot/

DT Troup, would make a nice NT for us in the mid/late rounds.

BIO http://www.kcchiefs.com/coach/curtis_modkins/ 1st Year NFL Coach • 1st with Chiefs Owning 13 years of collegiate coaching experience, Curtis Modkins embarks on his initial campaign as Kansas City’s running backs coach in 2008. Prior to joining the Chiefs coaching staff, Modkins spent six seasons tutoring both the running backs (2003-07) and the defensive backs (2002) under Chiefs offensive coordinator Chan Gailey at Georgia Tech. Georgia Tech’s rushing attack thrived under the tutelage of Modkins as the Yellow Jackets led the Atlantic Coast Conference in rushing offense in 2007, totaling 2,591 yards (199.3 ypg.) and 28 rushing TDs. Georgia Tech boasted the ACC’s leading rusher three times (2003, 2006-07) during Modkins’ tenure as running backs coach. Modkins also played a pivotal role in the development of two-time All-ACC RB T.J. Daniels, a former walk-on who concluded his career as the fourth-leading rusher in Georgia Tech history. In 2002, serving as defensive backs coach, Modkins coached Tech’s only first-team All-ACC honoree in S Jeremy Muyres. While at Georgia Tech, Modkins saw the Yellow Jackets enjoy six straight winning seasons, including a 9-3 regular season mark in 2006 and an appearance against Wake Forest in the ACC Championship Game. Modkins helped Georgia Tech reach a bowl game in each of his six seasons as an assistant. Modkins enjoyed a successful four-year tenure as cornerbacks coach at New Mexico (1998-01). From 2000-01, the Lobo’s defense ranked among the top 20 nationally in total defense, yielding a paltry 309.4 yards per game in 2000 and 310.8 yards per game in 2001. The Lobos intercepted 15 passes in each of those campaigns. Under Modkins’ direction, New Mexico also saw their opponents’ passing yardage decline each year from ‘98-00. Modkins gained a taste of NFL coaching experience in the summer of ‘99, serving an NFL Minority Coaching Fellowship with the Dallas Cowboys. It was that summer that Modkins gained his initial experience working under Gailey, as Gailey was Dallas’ head coach at the time. Modkins began his collegiate coaching career in ‘95 at his alma mater TCU. He totaled three seasons with the Horned Frogs (’95-97), serving as a graduate assistant (’95) and coaching both the secondary (’96) and tight ends (’97) under head coach Pat Sullivan. He enjoyed a successful playing career at TCU (’89-92). A three-year starter at running back, Modkins led the Horned Frogs in rushing three-straight seasons (’90-92). He concluded his career ranked third on TCU’s all-time rushing list with 2,763 yards and was twice named second-team All-Southwest Conference. Personal Bio Education: Texas Christian University (B.A. ‘93, M.L.A. ‘97). Family: Wife - Kristi; Children - Ciera, Jett and Mariah.

no not at all

hahahaha

Mike>Kiper>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>McShay

McKelvin was though of as a top 8 pick those other CB were mid/late 1. So if we would have took them you would have bitched that we should have traded down.

1-Hate him 2-IF we go to 34, but I think a 34 teamwill take him in R1 3-He is a RT, no. 4-He will go before 3 imo to a 34 team 5-Hell no 6-DE need some, isn't he a 34 OLB though? 7-Need a OT

So what? That has nothing to do with Comp picks.

http://blogs.buffalobills.com/2010/01/22/b...aft-pick-count/

Might play LG? He did and will play LG. Inco is a RG that is why I have him at RG. Andy played LT, we had him learn LG and he played very good at LG so keep him there. Hangartner is a back-up type, he didn't do anything great last year was avg. Lol, okay, Butler is the obvious RT candidate.

LT-Draft/Meridith/Bell LG-Leivtre C-Wood RG-Incognito RT-Butler Hangartner back up the 3 IOL spots

If we move Wood it will be to C. Why the hell would we move Andy to RT after the good year he had at LG?