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D-tackle options in free agency are slim for Bills
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Not sure I agree with this since, with Anderson, we already have 7 DL with contracts in the works, but take it for what its worth. Scott would be a nice pick-up, but really not much of an upgrade, especially considering we have to give McCargo his time.
Re: D-tackle options in free agency are slim for Bills
O-****ing-Koye!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They not only NEED to draft him if he's there, but they need to take Tim Anderson's **** and throw it in the middle of the parking lot seconds after making the pick.
Re: D-tackle options in free agency are slim for Bills
Originally posted by Talk0fNewYork
**** Okoye, he's the same player as McCargo **** him! Draft Willis!
Oh so you've seen what McCargo can do over a full season when healthy? Man I must have been in a coma or something. Last I remember he was an injured rookie. What year are we in?
Not sure I agree with this since, with Anderson, we already have 7 DL with contracts in the works, but take it for what its worth. Scott would be a nice pick-up, but really not much of an upgrade, especially considering we have to give McCargo his time.
Scott would be a nice upgrade over Anderson, but since we tendered Tepid Tim, it probably means we will not be going after Scott or the other guys mentioned.
Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
Re: D-tackle options in free agency are slim for Bills
Originally posted by patmoran2006
O-****ing-Koye!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They not only NEED to draft him if he's there, but they need to take Tim Anderson's **** and throw it in the middle of the parking lot seconds after making the pick.
Do you really think he's still going to be there? I have yet to see a truly negative thing said about the kid... I would think he'd be gone by the time #12 came up.
Re: D-tackle options in free agency are slim for Bills
Originally posted by gr8slayer
Oh so you've seen what McCargo can do over a full season when healthy? Man I must have been in a coma or something. Last I remember he was an injured rookie. What year are we in?
So you're saying it isn't fair to judge a players season due to injury? I'll try and remember that.
Re: D-tackle options in free agency are slim for Bills
Originally posted by bwbrenton
Do you really think he's still going to be there? I have yet to see a truly negative thing said about the kid... I would think he'd be gone by the time #12 came up.
He could be..
Players I think are gone before him:
Russell, Quinn, Peterson, Thomas, Johnson, Branch, Adams, Anderson
Then it comes down to some players who may be ranked high due to need:
Levi Brown, Carriker, maybe Ginn.
LIkely, he won't be there.. IF he is Buffalo is crazy not to take him.
If he's gone, think the pick will be Patrick Willis.. I prefred Charles Johnson or Carriker.. But we just resigned that stout DE Kelsay so that aint happening.
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