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Gandy. Warner's veteran saavy and quick release coupled with two of the best WRs in football to throw to can make almost any O-Lineman look good. Plus he's being coached up by Russ Grimm, and that helps a lot.

Storm ready huh? Now all we need to do is get balloon attack ready. Chargers game anyone?

I like Greg Hardy too. He's very hot and cold unfortunately and he was hurt some of the year. But when he's on, he is unstoppable. I would love to see more consistency out of him though.

Trading up is costly in terms of both picks and the dollars you have to spend on the pick. The Bills in all likelihood will remain where they are, only entertainig trade offers if the draft unfolds a certain way and another team wants to move up to get a guy. I would love to trade down a few spots and grab an extra second round pick in the process. Trading down means drafting Mack is not so much a reach.

When watching playoff football and if the Bills aren't in it, I root for two things: 1. For the teams I hate (Fins, Jets, Pats, Browns, Jags, Titans, Broncos, Raiders, Cowboys, Giants, Bears, Bucs, Cards, and Niners) to all lose. 2. And for good, competitive, quality football. I enjoy the playoffs because I always find the games fun to watch. To be honest, I usually root for the Colts in the playoffs because I really enjoy watching them play.

Derek Fine is not a stud. As for our draft gem, McKelvin doesn't qualify because he was a first round pick and has lofty expectations, which he will meet. I'm going with 6th rounder Steve Johnson who really came on late in the season when given oppurtunities to play.

Great coach. Even better person.

Stafford is entering the draft and if Bradford does too, Tebow is the odds on favourite to take home another Heisman.

He grew a mullet and a fu man chou!

Not to mention the absolute pasting they suffered at the hands of the Pats in week 16.

Someone posted Maybin was staying at Penn State the other day. Guess they were wrong. Maybin is quite raw and needs to bulk up a lot, but he is the most talented DE in the draft now with more upside than any prospect. Personally, I think he should stay in college on more year, put on some weight, get better and become more polished. I think he could be the number one overall pick next year, but will have to "settle" for being a top ten, top 15 pick this year.

He was gonna get a head coaching gig sooner than later. Frankly, I'm a little surprised that the Broncos opted to go with another offensive guy. I though they'd go with a defensive-minded guy.

You still can't get past it huh skoob? DRC is good, so is McKelvin. And McKelvin is gonna start going to pro bowls soon. Accept it and move on.

And the Tebow debate rages on...

A wise choice for Maybin which will result in him being the number one pick next year.

Good article? More like, depressing article.

lol, I see where this is going... "We have breaking news, the Heisman is being re-named to the Tim Tebow."

I guess it's all about, "what have you done for me lately" because I wasn't all that impressed with Pettigrew's play this season, mostly because you expect more after the junior year he had. The way Trent looks to Royal, yeah. Can you imagine if all those passes went to a guy with hands like Gresham instead of Royal? Trent needs a sure-handed safety valve. A giant with soft hands should do the trick. Plus, if Hardy bounces back strong from his injury and develops more, imagine what our red zone offense might look like, a 6'5" tight end and a 6'5" receiver to go along with Evans, Lynch and Jackson. Love it!

Tim Tebow is, in my opinion, one of the best college players ever. He's a tremendous competitor, a proven leader, a winner and a great player. But I don't think he will do anything in the NFL. He just doesn't have the polish to be a NFL passer. At best, he's a project player and a late round pick. I think he should stay at Florida for one more year, win another Heisman, win another championship and prolong his college career because there may not be much of an NFL one. He could also use the year to develop more polish in the passing game. Who knows? A guy like him who works that hard could one day be an NFL starter, but right now I definately don't see it.

Seeing how our offense struggled and our defense was pretty good, TE makes sense, even though DE is undoubtedly a bigger need and a more important position. But the way our QB like to dump off passes and use his outlets and checkdowns, don't you all think adding an extremely sure-handed and big TE to our offense would yield positive returns. His hands are so soft.

Wow. He's big. Bradford looks to him first on every play it seems. He looks rather slow and cumbersome, but he sure does have great hands. I fully acknowledge DE is our number one need, but I'd have no problem if we landed this guy.

I stadium in NF would be great. A shorter drive for me!

The drop-asaurus is quite possibly the worst teamate ever in the history of sports. They should get rid of him. And I don't think anybody would wanna sign him either. He's kinda like Barry Bonds in that way; great player and statistical monster, but a me-first guy who only cares about himself. It's obvious Romo is irritated with him. And if Romo is your future and franchise QB then you should probably keep him happy.

Yeah! Let's sign a guy who sucks but keeps a barracks of guns and ammo in his home!

Sorry, what I meant was because he played for 'cuse, he would be familiar with the area because Syracuse is close to WNY. It's next to Rochester, which is pretty close to Buffalo.