BillsWatch Posted March 23, 2009 Posted March 23, 2009 http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/story/11537198 Front page quote: The Terrell Owens gamble could bump the Bills closer to the playoffs and maybe save Dick Jauron's job. First, Buffalo must draft tight end help and find a fast fix for its slow-footed Article quote: The Bills have needs on defense that might supersede the choice to take a tight end -- especially in importance. They have pass-rush woes and could use a rush end in the worst way. They had just 24 sacks in 2008, four from their top three ends. I disagree with Pete Prisco - Bills do have speed at DE but are under powered. Chris Kelsay is not slow but perhaps he is referring not speed but acceleration and he does not have a great burst off the line. Denney is a large size DE who can has good reach, decent at defending in short range zone and can get his hands up and block passes. Later in article: DL: The interior of the line is set with Marcus Stroud and Kyle Williams starting and John McCargo backing up. Schobel is coming off a Lisfranc foot injury, which is a concern. Kelsay has been a disappointment opposite him after getting a contract extension. They need major help with speed off the corners. Is McCargo staying? I think he means Spencer Johnson.
Solomon Grundy Posted March 23, 2009 Posted March 23, 2009 Kelsay is not slow, if you're a new bottle of ketchup!
sweatpantsjoe Posted March 23, 2009 Posted March 23, 2009 How come nobody ever brings up the fact that Rian Lindell can't hit a field goal at the scoreboard side of the stadium to save his life?
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