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All from the south.

Somebody brought this to our attention, via Chris Brown's blog...last night. Did create him in Madden. Rated an 82...speed is a 97...I might have done something wrong because he is not very good between the tackles, but in open field, he is amazing. Kick returns too.

He's only 15 lbs heavier than Kyle Williams?

Cam Thomas

http://www.buffalobills.com/media-lounge/v...df-c8521b103213 Man, the first 1:58 of that is VERY rough to watch. Poor C.J.!

You people gotta give THIS up...Marshawn Lynch is going nowhere. Lynch and Spiller will form 1 of the best RB duos in the NFL within a year.

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Rachel Nichols is annoying and looks like a cheap hooker with too much make-up.

BOTH in a heartbeat! They are smoking...I think Jenn Brown outdoes Andrews though. Tonight was the first time I have seen Jenn Brown.

BUMP! Check out videos of the draft picks as they get taken! (I'll go find Tyson Alualu if you want me to)

Surprised by the 'Skins taking Williams over Okung??? I hope Okung drop to 9!!! I had a feeling Williams would be the 1st tackle gone...I liked him A LOT...he has THE MOST upside IMHO.

Poz, Maybin, Hardy, Johnson and Brohm have potential. I wouldn't let them go yet. There are others I would let loose before those guys...many more.

I am a fan of ASU, my cousins went there...I knew about Ryan Torain when he came out, I like him. I don't know if he will crack the starting lineup there this year, but he certainly has potential to be the running back of the future there...if he stays healthy.

Yeah, I saw that yesterday...what a bunch of idiots they are! Who WERE they referring to? Did we lose Drayton Florence? Wasn't he only signed for a year? If not, were our only losses Owens and Butler? (And of course Jonathan Scott and Dick Jauron!)

Again...THIS is why we as Bills fans, settle for what we get. WE DON'T WANT FOOTBALL PLAYERS...WE WANT NICE GUYS!!! (Or at least most of YOU do...I want to WIN!) Getting a 2-time Super Bowl Champion Winning Quarterback, entering his prime? Meh! No thanks! We'll just stick with Trent Edwards, Brian Brohm and Ryan Fitzpatrick...maybe bring in Vinny Testeverde...he's a good guy!

The end of this article, on ESPN.com...is pretty damn interesting. I never knew about some of this... http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=5118016 While with the Denver Broncos, Shanahan was among the few coaches interested in signing Owens after the Eagles released the receiver. The two met and Shanahan was willing to offer him a contract. But Shanahan was wary of Owens' problems with his two previous teams and wanted to structure the deal with limited guaranteed money so that the team could financially control his behavior if necessary. Shanahan considered it an enormous mistake when the Dallas Cowboys provided Owens with a contract that included significant upfront guaranteed money. Owens has a history of toxic relationships with all of his former quarterbacks, and McNabb was a central figure in one of them, according to Owens' 2006 autobiography, "TO." With the Eagles cruising along with a 10-1 record in 2004, Owens became increasingly unhappy because McNabb refused to constantly feed him the ball, or simply misjudged where to throw the football -- depending on one's interpretation of events. On Nov. 28, 2004, at Giants Stadium, Owens finally said something to McNabb in the huddle after a play that was designed to go to Owens but resulted in a short incomplete pass to a running back, according to Owens' book. Owens wrote that he said, "I was open. Dude, you missed me." McNabb's reply, according to Owens, was "shut the [bleep] up." Owens wrote that he was deeply offended by what McNabb said. "I felt like he had no right to talk to me that way," Owens wrote. "After what happened on the play and in the huddle, I began to think that maybe he didn't want a co-host and maybe he didn't like me getting more attention." From that point on, McNabb and Owens barely spoke to each other -- for the remainder of the 2004 season, throughout the playoffs while Owens was injured and in rehab for a broken leg, and in Jacksonville, Fla., for Super Bowl XXXIX against the New England Patriots. In spring 2005, Owens refused to go to camp, demanding the Eagles redo his seven-year contract. He lashed out at McNabb, primarily because the leader of the team refused to come to his aid for more cash. Owens also told ESPN.com's Len Pasquarelli, "I wasn't the guy who got tired in the Super Bowl." After a summer of dysfunction, the 2005 season devolved into a divided locker room that culminated in a fight between Owens and retired defensive end Hugh Douglas, whom coach Andy Reid had just named "team ambassador." After the fight, on Nov. 7, Reid sent Owens a letter outlining six charges against the receiver and sent Owens home for the remainder of the season. Owens filed a grievance with the players' union and the hearing was scheduled for Nov. 18 at the Marriott. "[Andy Reid] ended the conversation by telling me to stay by the phone and he would call me back. He called back about an hour later. I don't know who he spoke to, but somebody killed it." Linebacker Jeremiah Trotter was among those players who did not want to see Owens go. Owens glances over this fact in the book, but anybody who was around the team then knows that there was deep resentment -- some of it not too hidden -- toward McNabb about the way he was treating Owens. On that team, McNabb was viewed as an extension of Reid, in terms of management, and Trotter and many others had seen the callousness of the front office when it came to contract renegotiations. During the Super Bowl in Detroit, McNabb claimed in an interview with ESPN's Michael Smith that what Owens did to him amounted to "black-on-black" crime. But McNabb said something else to Smith that may be far more telling about the dynamics within the Eagles' locker room back then. "It put something in the back of my mind that you really learn a lot about people when things aren't going good," McNabb told Smith. "Comments, answers to questions, reactions -- you learn about people. I'm not here to call players out. They know who they are. That nobody really came to my defense, that showed me something."

Shanahan has to put down the PS3 controller and go to the facilities... Now that I think about it, that's a damn awesome Madden '07 roster!

Oh, most certainly! That is what Syracuse HAS to learn...they have to get the "home-grown" talent. I just think some of them, later in the draft if there, would be good additions to our team. I am not saying I WANT the Bills to draft them, but I won't be surprised if they pick up one of them...especially if any go undrafted, and we DON'T fill those positions in the draft.

I am just being logical. You are gonna sit here and tell me that there is NOT the POSSIBILITY that the Buffalo Bills will move away to another city once Ralph Wilson kicks the bucket in a few years??? Is you say there is no way that happens...YOU are the delusional ones. Do I want the Bills to move? For God's sake, HELL NO I don't! But, I do think there is the possibility. Do I think it will happen? No, probably not. The Hall of Famers who love this team, the City of Buffalo, the State of New York...billionaires who love this area and who grew up here like Tom Golisano, and to a lesser extent Danny Wegman...will not let this happen to the Buffalo Bills OR like before, the Buffalo Sabres. At least not for a LONG time. Now, with that being said...I am fully enjoying my time with these teams. BOTH of them, Bills AND Sabres. Yes, I am depressed, for many reasons...some being the Bills and Sabres, NEVER being able to see them "Win the BIG One!" Also, the fact my Pops never got to see the Sabres win the Cup. I am also a Yankees and Celtics fan, always have been...but it is WAY different seeing them win, especially since they are big market teams and are expected to win every year. Like my Father said..."The Bills and Sabres will always break your heart, they have mine for 30-40 years." (I did NOT mean to offend or upset either of you. I was just being real and asking an honest question.)

HAHAHA...Did you see this comment, in the comment section of that video??? seanmagicjuan: This makes you wanna call fake audibles around the house. I pointed at my girlfriend and told her to watch for the weak side linebacker in case of a blitz, she looked at me like i was nuts. AWESOME! LOL!

I met Berman at a luncheon at the Rochester Convention Center, when I was a Banquet Server for a company out of Rochester. I forgot what it was for...but after I went up to him said "Hello Mr. Berman" and introduced myself... He said, "Please, call me Chris. How are you Mr. Byrdman, very nice to meet you." We talked for a few minutes, about football...mostly the Bills. It was pretty cool. He was a VERY nice man, after I had the impression that he would be a cocky, arrogant prick...I was super surprised at how nice he was to me and how he took the time, out of HIS day, to stand there for about 5 minutes and shoot the poop with me. I remember when he came out on stage...there was a Bledsoe jersey and a Moulds jersey for auction, in frames. He walked out to the mic and said..."How 'bout these guys (points to jerseys)...HOW 'BOUT THEM BUFFALO BILLS?!?" Crowd went NUTS! Berman says..."NOBODY CIRCLES THE WAGONS, LIKE THEM BUFFALO BILLS!" It was sweet. Anybody else ever meet Berman...or another Professional Sports "Talking Head"?

Why would San Diego want Lynch when they could go out and draft Spiller with the pick we send them? Plus, that also leaves us with 1 RB and NO chance at Spiller...So I offer this... I believe they have a need for Cornerback AND Safety... ...trade them Whitner and Youboty, instead of Marshawn. THEY equal MORE value than Lynch, IMO...especially when this gives San Diego the opportunity to go after Spiller with that #9 pick! So San Diego gets Whitner, Youboty, #9 and our 5th and 6th. Buffalo gets McNeil, Merriman and the #28 pick, which puts us RIGHT ahead of Rex Ryan and the New York Jets...to get Terrence Cody. Pick up Tebow in the 2nd and a WR in the 3rd. (Or TRY to get Vincent Jackson thrown in for our 3rd or 4th.)

All they gave up to get this guy was a move-down 28 spots in the 5th round??? You people gonna sit here and tell me... A.) We couldn't have done this? B.) We shouldn't have done this? C.) This move would not have helped our (3-4) Ballclub? COME ON?!!?

LOL!

And I thought I was a delusional Bills fan. And for those of you talking about the "Bills building to lead the division for the next 10 years..." Do you even think the Bills will be around in 10 years...let alone 5?