VirginiaMike

The doctors are especially high on making alot of money on easley this year! With his health issues he is a new car every year for his doctor

If Floyd is there, I would not move down. If Floyd is gone, then I would consider it. I don't pretend to know the "table" they have for how much to get for exchanging draft picks, but to me a 3rd round pick does not seem like enough to get to move down 5 spots. Maybe a 3rd this year and a 2nd next year?

This is the best news i recievied all week! I guess I won't have to go and negotiate with DirectTv to lower the price as I have the last two years. I was actually thinking about dropping it this year.

Here is my likes for the top 4 rounds: 1. Michael Floyd WR(if available) - Luke Kuechley ILB if Floyd is not 2. Bobbie Massie OT Old Miss 3. Kirk Cousins QB Mich St - I am not sure he will still be on the board - hope so 4a. Jamell Flemming CB Oklahoma 4b. Al Jenkins WR Ill If we don't get Floyd, we may need to go earlier on a WR.

Here is my likes for the top 4 rounds: 1. Michael Floyd WR(if available) - Luke Kuechley ILB if Floyd is not 2. Bobbie Massie OT Old Miss 3. Kirk Cousins QB Mich St - I am not sure he will still be on the board - hope so 4a. Jamell Flemming CB Oklahoma 4b. Al Jenkins WR Ill I like Cousins as a 3rd rounder, but not earlier

I don't want to see Tannehill and i don't want to see any CB that is not named Claiborne (he'll be long gone).

While we would be giving up some things, one bad snap can ruin your season. Your 1st round draft choice punter might have to get hit or make a tackle and if we lose the punter it could mean a winless season.

The Bills need to take a QB this year. The thought of Tyler Thingpen as the back-up should scare all Bills fans. He should not be in the league. If Cousins lasts til the 3rd round maybe him or if Wilson is there in the 4th or 5th round, maybe him. I do not want to draft a QB in rounds 1 or 2.

I can't argue about that -- who here would rather have Aaron Maybin than a franchise punter or long snapper. Excellent point. reduce the chance of a turnover and give mario a chance to up his sack total.

Maybe Punter in the 1st round and then trade up to get a Franchise long snapper.

Good thoughts -- mine would vary slightly, but not much. I'll just show my differences: I'd put WR at 9 as well -- with the exception of Johnson, we are very unproven there, TE -3 -- Not the year to go Tight end -- we can work around that this year QB -6 - this is a good year to draft a back-up that might in a few years challenge to start CB -- I'd make that a 8 - in this league now, tyou need depth and quality at CB.

I take this guys ratings with a grain of salt - he's full of bull. He's ranked two guys who have never planyed in the NFL up higher and also jake Locker who played very few snaps. That makes no sense to rate someone on what you think they can do, not what they've done. Also -- Big Ben third ahead of Rogers and Brees -- don't think that's close to right.

Spot on there. Jackson is worth more to us as a fan favorite and solid performer than to anyone else. He gets overvalued in this blog by many folks. I don't see us getting as much for him as we got for Lynch.

BIG MISTAKE is how I feel -- Not going to happen -- I'm wasting my time even posting on this.

How about "The Blue Wall"

If you ask me (and yes I do believe decastro will be good) drafting a guard is akin to drafting Spiller a couple of years ago -- drafting into a position of strength. The Bills are not good enough to do that yet. This team has definitive needs -- Tackle, WR, CB and that is where we should be looking.

Not quite sure I understand this logic. DeCastro is a great prospect, but Wood will be back to full strength sometime this season and when that occurs what do you do with 4 good interior linemen and 3 positions to fill. Levitre to tackle is an option, but he's better at guard.

I think this is a good analogy. Much more the next Jennings rather than the next Peters. At least Bell didn't cost the Bills a 3rd round draft choice like jennings did.

I guess it's how you define injured. A heart problem is something serious and not something like a broken arm that heals and you are done. I'd love to see him step up and become a big part of the team, but putting you eggs in that basket is extremely risky. It looks to me more and more like the Bills are looking to draft a wideout.

Did you see Tebow play in Buffalo last year. It was ugly. This discuss is a good waste of keystrokes,

Bill "Earthquake" Enyart +1

I think it's more Manning would most likely not consider Buffalo. He won't want to play outdoors is the frigid weather with the nasty Buffalo winds.

Stick a fork in him -- he's done. He was never fast, but he has now crossed the line into SLOW.

Your spot on!

I think DeCastro is going to be a great guard, but for the Bills to take him would be reminisent of taking Spiller while we had Jackson & Lynch. Guard is not a need for the Bills. The Bills have too many other needs (DE, LB WR, CB) to mention the top positions. Someone will be getting a great player. If the Redskins don't trade up to take RGIII I see him possibly ending up there.