Bufcomments Posted January 28, 2013 Posted January 28, 2013 fisher, ogletree, even allen. or, if they cannot come to terms with levitre, warmack. but i like ogletree most Ogletree makes the most sense right now. After watching the Senior Bowl none of the QB's outside of Manuel did anything to put themself in the first round. FA is where i think we get one QB, then we can draft one in the second. But who knows what the heck will happen draft day.
Billsrhody Posted January 28, 2013 Posted January 28, 2013 Definitely a Pass Rusher or LB. Although if Dee Milner is there.. he would be tempting as well
MikeSpeed Posted January 28, 2013 Posted January 28, 2013 Well if history really does repeat itself then... Marcus Lattimore RB South Carolina It's been too long since we drafted a RB with a major knee injury in the first round. Seriously, I don't want us to draft a QB anyways because selecting one of these guys is like asking what color Pinto do I want to buy. So I say Keenan Allen WR Cal.
playman Posted January 28, 2013 Posted January 28, 2013 Well if history really does repeat itself then... Marcus Lattimore RB South Carolina It's been too long since we drafted a RB with a major knee injury in the first round. Seriously, I don't want us to draft a QB anyways because selecting one of these guys is like asking what color Pinto do I want to buy. So I say Keenan Allen WR Cal.
badassgixxer05 Posted January 28, 2013 Posted January 28, 2013 Im leaning towards either Ezekial Ansah,or Milliner. Ansah was a beast in Senior Bowl. Guy was flying everywhere. Vince Williams from Florida St. looked really good too. Not sure where these guys are valued in draft as I havn't seen enough of them. I'm an ND fan and watch Teo for 4 years. He was the most talented on D from the moment he stepped on field, flashing greatness and really came into his own the last 2 years. If he is there at 8 I think its a given, the Bills have to take him. He played like crap in NC Game, but that was a fluke from long lay off and fake GF BS. The guy missed 2 tackles in whole 2012 reg season. Hes a true leader with great instincts and would be a huge upgrade over Shep. Think Luke Kuechly, but more size for better run stopping. Luke was #9 last year in draft and worked out pretty well for Carolina.
mob16151 Posted January 28, 2013 Posted January 28, 2013 Ansah was a beast in Senior Bowl. Guy was flying everywhere. Vince Williams from Florida St. looked really good too. Not sure where these guys are valued in draft as I havn't seen enough of them. I'm an ND fan and watch Teo for 4 years. He was the most talented on D from the moment he stepped on field, flashing greatness and really came into his own the last 2 years. If he is there at 8 I think its a given, the Bills have to take him. He played like crap in NC Game, but that was a fluke from long lay off and fake GF BS. The guy missed 2 tackles in whole 2012 reg season. Hes a true leader with great instincts and would be a huge upgrade over Shep. Think Luke Kuechly, but more size for better run stopping. Luke was #9 last year in draft and worked out pretty well for Carolina. My only problem with Teo is the sideshow,that I think comes with him.
RyanC883 Posted January 28, 2013 Posted January 28, 2013 Dee Miller, if available; if not: Werner (DE-FS) if available, if not: Dion Jordan, if available, if not: Olgetree (LB-GA), if not; "BPA".
BillsCelticsAngelsBama Posted January 28, 2013 Posted January 28, 2013 Dee Miller, if available; if not: Werner (DE-FS) if available, if not: Dion Jordan, if available, if not: Olgetree (LB-GA), if not; "BPA". I think u meant Milliner but agree he is made for today's football. Chance Warmack or Fisher(If Levitre flies) and then move Glenn to G and blow the Pats 'D' off the line for a few years. I like Dion Jordan and the DE from UCLA, although #8 may be a little high for him. And I love Sweringer and Holloman from So. Car. later on in the draft. Much better hitters and much better players than Rambo. and Shaun Williams from Georgia. Those two like to do everything but tackle ---> see Alabama game.
Johnny Hammersticks Posted January 28, 2013 Posted January 28, 2013 I think u meant Milliner but agree he is made for today's football. Chance Warmack or Fisher(If Levitre flies) and then move Glenn to G and blow the Pats 'D' off the line for a few years. I like Dion Jordan and the DE from UCLA, although #8 may be a little high for him. And I love Sweringer and Holloman from So. Car. later on in the draft. Much better hitters and much better players than Rambo. and Shaun Williams from Georgia. Those two like to do everything but tackle ---> see Alabama game. I know we have other glaring needs, but even if Levitre does not leave, I think these two guys get strong consideration (especially Fisher). The Bills have an opportuniy here to build one of the most dominate offensive lines we have ever seen here in Buffalo. I heard Mayock say that Fisher "is Joe Thomas with quicker feet." That's sayin something right there.
peterpan Posted January 28, 2013 Posted January 28, 2013 Ezekial Ansah. Talent is in the pass rushers this year, so if not Ansah, then hopefully Werner/Jones/Moore/Mingo etc.
playman Posted January 28, 2013 Posted January 28, 2013 no need to switch glenn to guard. replace hairston with fisher. and i still like ogletree the most
910BillsFan Posted January 29, 2013 Posted January 29, 2013 Fisher/Milliner/Jordan in that order... first move NEEDS to be resigning AL and either resigning or tagging Byrd A line of Glenn Levitre Wood Urbik Fisher would be DOMINANT for years!! What could be better for whatever young qb we eventually bring in?
Orton's Arm Posted January 30, 2013 Posted January 30, 2013 The Bills have a lack of players at premium positions. The most glaring example of that is at quarterback, where we have nobody. But there may not be any QBs worth taking in the top 15. If that's true, the Bills should look at players at other premium positions. A non-pass rushing LB is about as far away from a premium position as you can get. So stop ogling Ogletree! Turning Glenn into a guard is foolish, because you're taking a good answer at a premium position (Glenn) and trying to turn him into an answer at a non-premium position. An elite pass rusher would be a perfectly acceptable use of a top 10 pick. So too would an elite CB--at least assuming we stop this nonsense of allowing our best DBs to go first-contract-and-out! I would also be okay with the Bills using that pick on a NT--assuming he turns into a Ted Washington of a NT: the kind of guy who can eat up two offensive linemen at once. I would also be okay with using the pick on an elite WR. Normally I'd also accept using it on a LT; but we already have a good one in Glenn. It's a mistake to use such an early pick on a RT or an interior OL. The Bills have too many other needs to indulge in the luxury of using a top 10 pick on a player at a non-premium position.
San Jose Bills Fan Posted January 30, 2013 Posted January 30, 2013 The Bills have a lack of players at premium positions. The most glaring example of that is at quarterback, where we have nobody. But there may not be any QBs worth taking in the top 15. If that's true, the Bills should look at players at other premium positions. A non-pass rushing LB is about as far away from a premium position as you can get. So stop ogling Ogletree! Turning Glenn into a guard is foolish, because you're taking a good answer at a premium position (Glenn) and trying to turn him into an answer at a non-premium position. An elite pass rusher would be a perfectly acceptable use of a top 10 pick. So too would an elite CB--at least assuming we stop this nonsense of allowing our best DBs to go first-contract-and-out! I would also be okay with the Bills using that pick on a NT--assuming he turns into a Ted Washington of a NT: the kind of guy who can eat up two offensive linemen at once. I would also be okay with using the pick on an elite WR. Normally I'd also accept using it on a LT; but we already have a good one in Glenn. It's a mistake to use such an early pick on a RT or an interior OL. The Bills have too many other needs to indulge in the luxury of using a top 10 pick on a player at a non-premium position. Nice try. I've tried making the case for pass rusher over run stuffer but people just don't want to listen. At least the Bills braintrust probably understands this, I hope.
truth on hold Posted January 30, 2013 Posted January 30, 2013 Middle linebacker. Actually wouldn't mind if its MLB rd1, qb rd2 or 3. Not seeing much difference between QBs projected to go anywhere in first 2 & 1/2 rounds.
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