MClem06 Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 Adams, Flozell T Released 6-7 338 12th Season DAL TBD Andrews, Shawn G Released 6-4 335 6th Season PHI TBD Barron, Alex T RFA 6-7 302 5th Season STL TBD Brown, Jammal T RFA 6-6 313 5th Season NO TBD Colledge, Daryn G RFA 6-4 308 4th Season GB TBD Cook, Damion T UFA 6-5 330 9th Season DET TBD Evans, Jahri G RFA 6-4 318 4th Season NO TBD Federkeil, Daniel T RFA 6-6 290 4th Season IND TBD Forney, Kynan G UFA 6-3 302 9th Season JAC TBD Frye, Brandon OT RFA 6-4 305 3rd Season SEA TBD Gaither, Jared T RFA 6-9 340 3rd Season BAL TBD Gandy, Mike T UFA 6-4 316 9th Season ARI TBD Gorin, Brandon T UFA 6-6 308 8th Season DEN TBD Johnson, Charlie T RFA 6-4 305 4th Season IND TBD Jones, Levi T UFA 6-5 307 8th Season WAS TBD Loper, Daniel G Released 6-6 320 5th Season DET TBD Lutui, Deuce G RFA 6-4 338 4th Season ARI TBD Mankins, Logan G RFA 6-4 310 5th Season NE TBD Mawae, Kevin C UFA 6-4 289 16th Season TEN TBD McIntosh, Damion T UFA 6-4 320 10th Season SEA TBD McKinney, Seth G UFA 6-3 310 8th Season BUF TBD McNeill, Marcus T RFA 6-7 336 4th Season SD TBD Norman, Dennis T UFA 6-5 313 9th Season SD TBD Pace, Orlando T Released 6-7 325 13th Season CHI TBD Penn, Donald T RFA 6-5 305 4th Season TB TBD Pitts, Chester G UFA 6-4 308 8th Season HOU TBD Preston, Duke C RFA 6-5 311 5th Season DAL TBD Rabach, Casey C UFA 6-4 295 9th Season WAS TBD Reed, Tyler G Released 6-5 305 2nd Season CHI TBD Reyes, Tutan G UFA 6-3 310 10th Season HOU TBD Runyan, Jon T UFA 6-7 330 14th Season SD TBD Ryan, Greg C RFA 6-4 295 Rookie BAL TBD Salaam, Ephraim T UFA 6-7 310 12th Season HOU TBD Saucedo, Lou T RFA 6-5 330 Rookie BAL TBD Sears, Arron OT Released 6-3 319 3rd Season TB TBD Simmons, Kendall G UFA 6-3 315 8th Season BUF TBD Stapleton, Darnell G RFA 6-3 305 3rd Season PIT TBD Thomas, Randy G Released 6-5 308 11th Season WAS TBD Thomas, Tra T Released 6-7 316 12th Season JAC TBD Toudouze, Michael OT RFA 6-6 303 2nd Season IND TBD Trueblood, Jeremy T RFA 6-8 320 4th Season TB TBD Tucker, Ryan G UFA 6-6 315 13th Season CLE TBD Vincent, Keydrick G UFA 6-5 325 9th Season CAR TBD
dwight in philly Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 get adams or gaither, do not trust bell's injury situation, feel the bills could be competitive, who knows?
BillsGuyInMalta Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 Nope I disagree, I think Adams, Andrews, Brown, Gaither, Jones, Loper, Lutui, Pitts, Sears (if he's healthy), Thomas and Vincent could all step in and either start (in the case of Andrews, Browns, Gaither, Jones, Thomas) or provide valuable veteran backup (Loper, Lutui, Pitts, Sears and Vincent...hell even Simmons).
grelit Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 Barron, Alex T RFA 6-7 302 5th Season STL TBD Brown, Jammal T RFA 6-6 313 5th Season NO TBD
Coach Tuesday Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 I disagree, I think Adams, Andrews, Brown, Gaither, Jones, Loper, Lutui, Pitts, Sears (if he's healthy), Thomas and Vincent could all step in and either start (in the case of Andrews, Browns, Gaither, Jones, Thomas) or provide valuable veteran backup (Loper, Lutui, Pitts, Sears and Vincent...hell even Simmons). I think you need to count out the RFAs by now. If the Bills were gonna make a play for someone like Brown, they would've done it before the draft. What incentive do the Saints have to trade Brown for picks in next year's draft? At this point, you keep the player if you can't get any help for this year's roster.
Saint Doug Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 Gandy, Mike T UFA 6-4 316 9th Season ARI TBD Reyes, Tutan G UFA 6-3 310 10th Season HOU TBD Bring 'em back!
Coach Tuesday Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 Barron, Alex T RFA 6-7 302 5th Season STL TBD Brown, Jammal T RFA 6-6 313 5th Season NO TBD Barron is a TURD
MClem06 Posted April 30, 2010 Author Posted April 30, 2010 get adams or gaither, do not trust bell's injury situation, feel the bills could be competitive, who knows? I think Flozel has some steam left in him to be at least a back up for us and he has a cool name. Screw Gandy, he sucked when he was here and he'll suck anywhere he goes. I still am ok with Reyes but I think Trueblood or Ryan Tucker could pad the T and G spots. I agree, I think that Bell if he can stay healthy is only going to get better and i hope he can but it's scary to look behind him at who we have to back that spot up. All in all i like the guys who we have that can start except for the LT spot... WHO DO WE PLAY IF BELL GOES DOWN AGAIN??? 77 Bell, Demetrius OL 6-5 307 25 2 Northwestern State University 73 Chambers, Kirk OL 6-7 315 31 6 Stanford 61 Gaddis, Christian OL 6-1 300 25 2 Villanova Green, Cornell OL 6-6 315 33 12 Central Florida 63 Hangartner, Geoff OL 6-5 301 28 6 Texas A&M 74 Hennessey, Nick OL 6-5 291 23 R Colgate 67 Levitre, Andy OL 6-2 305 23 2 Oregon State 69 Meredith, Jamon OL 6-5 304 23 2 South Carolina 76 Ramsey, Andre OL 6-5 322 22 2 Ball State 66 Watkins, Jason OL 6-6 325 24 1 Florida 70 Wood, Eric OL 6-4 315 24 2 Louisville Calloway, Kyle OT 6-6 323 R Iowa Wang, Ed OT
CardinalScotts Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 I'd take gaither.....I think Adams is done
Bring Back Kelly Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 The problem is OT. We have a guy coming off a surgery that has not proven himself yet. and his backup is a guy named Wang who has not played a down of NFL Football. When the hell are they going to realize that we need to bring in more OT bodies. This is what bugs me the most about previous and current management. No sense of urgency. No idea that we are one injury away from a total breakdown in our line. They always feel we will be ok. When the hell did just be OK work out. We need to be serious about building a winner. How can you do that (Like Buddy Nix) said when your QB is on his back. Enough already. Start backing up what you say and get a proven OT. The frustrating thing is we are two or three guys away from being a decent team. Get an OT, a good #2 receiver and maybe a reliable TE and we could compete.
MClem06 Posted April 30, 2010 Author Posted April 30, 2010 The problem is OT. We have a guy coming off a surgery that has not proven himself yet. and his backup is a guy named Wang who has not played a down of NFL Football. When the hell are they going to realize that we need to bring in more OT bodies. This is what bugs me the most about previous and current management. No sense of urgency. No idea that we are one injury away from a total breakdown in our line. They always feel we will be ok. When the hell did just be OK work out. We need to be serious about building a winner. How can you do that (Like Buddy Nix) said when your QB is on his back. Enough already. Start backing up what you say and get a proven OT. The frustrating thing is we are two or three guys away from being a decent team. Get an OT, a good #2 receiver and maybe a reliable TE and we could compete. I agree although i feel like we drafted the right people the 09 draft - levitre and wood , then picked up haungartner at C, we should've solidified it with another few starters in the 2010 draft. At least giving a chance for our 3 so so QB's up to now to show if they have skills beyond so so level. Wang looks to be at least a 2 to 3 year build up until he's able to actually compete and even though we couldn't stop the run last year on defense it was most likely because the offense couldn't keep them rested. 3 and outs and the QB on his back all the time = a losing team. When you can say that Oakland is probably going to have a better record than the Bills this year shows that our offseason additions are average at best (outside of a RB which we had 2 plausable options already). Everyone's excuse is "it's a rebuilding year and the QB's next year are better... ok. i get it, so we wait till next year to get a signal caller but who's to say making the move for campbell wasn't the best call at the time for the bills? I guess we'll see if he turns out to be the long term QB in OAK. Even looking at St. Louis. They went QB , OL, OL in the draft. Obviously they know that in order to turn it around they needed better protection for their biggest position on the team. I don't know why we can't get that through our heads in the front office. If you have a stellar O-Line at least you have more time for your QB to go through reads. But having a great line is nothing if you don't have someone who can deliver the ball to receivers. I agree with Nix on the fact that we may find that we have a QB that can get it done with what we have but not if he's laying on his back or has people in his face before he even gets to the second read.
Wilson from Gamehendge Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 Adams, Flozell T Released 6-7 338 12th Season DAL TBD Andrews, Shawn G Released 6-4 335 6th Season PHI TBD Barron, Alex T RFA 6-7 302 5th Season STL TBD Brown, Jammal T RFA 6-6 313 5th Season NO TBD Colledge, Daryn G RFA 6-4 308 4th Season GB TBD Cook, Damion T UFA 6-5 330 9th Season DET TBD Evans, Jahri G RFA 6-4 318 4th Season NO TBD Federkeil, Daniel T RFA 6-6 290 4th Season IND TBD Forney, Kynan G UFA 6-3 302 9th Season JAC TBD Frye, Brandon OT RFA 6-4 305 3rd Season SEA TBD Gaither, Jared T RFA 6-9 340 3rd Season BAL TBD Gandy, Mike T UFA 6-4 316 9th Season ARI TBD Gorin, Brandon T UFA 6-6 308 8th Season DEN TBD Johnson, Charlie T RFA 6-4 305 4th Season IND TBD Jones, Levi T UFA 6-5 307 8th Season WAS TBD Loper, Daniel G Released 6-6 320 5th Season DET TBD Lutui, Deuce G RFA 6-4 338 4th Season ARI TBD Mankins, Logan G RFA 6-4 310 5th Season NE TBD Mawae, Kevin C UFA 6-4 289 16th Season TEN TBD McIntosh, Damion T UFA 6-4 320 10th Season SEA TBD McKinney, Seth G UFA 6-3 310 8th Season BUF TBD McNeill, Marcus T RFA 6-7 336 4th Season SD TBD Norman, Dennis T UFA 6-5 313 9th Season SD TBD Pace, Orlando T Released 6-7 325 13th Season CHI TBD Penn, Donald T RFA 6-5 305 4th Season TB TBD Pitts, Chester G UFA 6-4 308 8th Season HOU TBD Preston, Duke C RFA 6-5 311 5th Season DAL TBD Rabach, Casey C UFA 6-4 295 9th Season WAS TBD Reed, Tyler G Released 6-5 305 2nd Season CHI TBD Reyes, Tutan G UFA 6-3 310 10th Season HOU TBD Runyan, Jon T UFA 6-7 330 14th Season SD TBD Ryan, Greg C RFA 6-4 295 Rookie BAL TBD Salaam, Ephraim T UFA 6-7 310 12th Season HOU TBD Saucedo, Lou T RFA 6-5 330 Rookie BAL TBD Sears, Arron OT Released 6-3 319 3rd Season TB TBD Simmons, Kendall G UFA 6-3 315 8th Season BUF TBD Stapleton, Darnell G RFA 6-3 305 3rd Season PIT TBD Thomas, Randy G Released 6-5 308 11th Season WAS TBD Thomas, Tra T Released 6-7 316 12th Season JAC TBD Toudouze, Michael OT RFA 6-6 303 2nd Season IND TBD Trueblood, Jeremy T RFA 6-8 320 4th Season TB TBD Tucker, Ryan G UFA 6-6 315 13th Season CLE TBD Vincent, Keydrick G UFA 6-5 325 9th Season CAR TBD Depth??? I think we could at least get ONE starter from that group...if not 2. There are certainly a few names on there that could start for our beloved Buffalo Bills offensive line.
vincec Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 The problem is OT. We have a guy coming off a surgery that has not proven himself yet. and his backup is a guy named Wang who has not played a down of NFL Football. When the hell are they going to realize that we need to bring in more OT bodies. This is what bugs me the most about previous and current management. No sense of urgency. No idea that we are one injury away from a total breakdown in our line. They always feel we will be ok. When the hell did just be OK work out. We need to be serious about building a winner. How can you do that (Like Buddy Nix) said when your QB is on his back. Enough already. Start backing up what you say and get a proven OT. The frustrating thing is we are two or three guys away from being a decent team. Get an OT, a good #21 receiver and maybe a reliable TEQB and we could compete. I couldn't agree with you more, except for the edits.
Miyagi-Do Karate Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 The problem is OT. We have a guy coming off a surgery that has not proven himself yet. and his backup is a guy named Wang who has not played a down of NFL Football. When the hell are they going to realize that we need to bring in more OT bodies. This is what bugs me the most about previous and current management. No sense of urgency. No idea that we are one injury away from a total breakdown in our line. They always feel we will be ok. When the hell did just be OK work out. We need to be serious about building a winner. How can you do that (Like Buddy Nix) said when your QB is on his back. Enough already. Start backing up what you say and get a proven OT. The frustrating thing is we are two or three guys away from being a decent team. Get an OT, a good #2 receiver and maybe a reliable TE and we could compete. I think we're okay on the line. I'd rather not cut a guy like Klopenstein just to go out and sign an all-pro LT like Flozell Adams.
playman Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 wang will do just fine. would love 2 c gaither here though
Maddog69 Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 Depth??? I think we could at least get ONE starter from that group...if not 2. There are certainly a few names on there that could start for our beloved Buffalo Bills offensive line. Hell, Mike Gandy would be an upgrade for us at LT, RT and/or Guard. He would be a great signing for a veteran presence and for his versatility and experience.
Green Lightning Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 Hell, Mike Gandy would be an upgrade for us at LT, RT and/or Guard. He would be a great signing for a veteran presence and for his versatility and experience. NO NO NO NO! Short of that, NO! If we're going to bring in failure, let's at least make it face we haven't seen before.
Wilson from Gamehendge Posted April 30, 2010 Posted April 30, 2010 Hell, Mike Gandy would be an upgrade for us at LT, RT and/or Guard. He would be a great signing for a veteran presence and for his versatility and experience. I hope your being serious...or is that sarcasm? Because, I DO agree...the guy started at LEFT TACKLE for a Super Bowl team a couple years ago. Others I would include as UPGRADES to our line... Adams, Flozell T Released 6-7 338 12th Season DAL TBD Andrews, Shawn G Released 6-4 335 6th Season PHI TBD Barron, Alex T RFA 6-7 302 5th Season STL TBD Brown, Jammal T RFA 6-6 313 5th Season NO TBD Colledge, Daryn G RFA 6-4 308 4th Season GB TBD Evans, Jahri G RFA 6-4 318 4th Season NO TBD Frye, Brandon OT RFA 6-4 305 3rd Season SEA TBD Gaither, Jared T RFA 6-9 340 3rd Season BAL TBD Gandy, Mike T UFA 6-4 316 9th Season ARI TBD Johnson, Charlie T RFA 6-4 305 4th Season IND TBD Jones, Levi T UFA 6-5 307 8th Season WAS TBD Lutui, Deuce G RFA 6-4 338 4th Season ARI TBD Mankins, Logan G RFA 6-4 310 5th Season NE TBD Mawae, Kevin C UFA 6-4 289 16th Season TEN TBD McNeill, Marcus T RFA 6-7 336 4th Season SD TBD Pace, Orlando T Released 6-7 325 13th Season CHI TBD Penn, Donald T RFA 6-5 305 4th Season TB TBD Pitts, Chester G UFA 6-4 308 8th Season HOU TBD Runyan, Jon T UFA 6-7 330 14th Season SD TBD Salaam, Ephraim T UFA 6-7 310 12th Season HOU TBD Sears, Arron OT Released 6-3 319 3rd Season TB TBD Thomas, Randy G Released 6-5 308 11th Season WAS TBD Thomas, Tra T Released 6-7 316 12th Season JAC TBD Toudouze, Michael OT RFA 6-6 303 2nd Season IND TBD Trueblood, Jeremy T RFA 6-8 320 4th Season TB TBD I think ALL of those guys could provide an upgrade...obviously some WAY MORE than others. I would prefer to go after some of the younger guys, but I think we could use a serious, "wily ole veteran" to get this line in check...somebody like Faneca would have been great, and somebody like Mawae could really provide some MUCH needed leadership.
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