YardRat
08-01-2010, 08:49 AM
http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/article87298.ece
With the Bills' training camp now in session, what they need immediately is a dollop of good luck. Make that a large dollop of good luck.
Luck arriving in training camp translates to unexpected help from rookies who weren't even drafted, or from players who were considered busts with other teams but are ready to make the most of their second or even third chance.
Which Bills, if any, will provide unexpected help in 2010?
How about the two Aarons, Maybin and Schobel? Maybin has to prove the Bills didn't make a mistake by drafting him off the evidence of one good season at Penn State. Schobel has to make up his mind about even playing more football and quickly. Both would be playing a position, linebacker, which neither has played before.
Or the two Nelsons, tight end Shawn, who never put it into high gear in his rookie year, and 6-5 David Nelson, who needs to play as he did as a Florida Gator, to win the slot receiver job. Throw in another 6-5 receiver, James Hardy, who needs to prove the Bills didn't waste a second-round draft choice on him.
With the Bills' training camp now in session, what they need immediately is a dollop of good luck. Make that a large dollop of good luck.
Luck arriving in training camp translates to unexpected help from rookies who weren't even drafted, or from players who were considered busts with other teams but are ready to make the most of their second or even third chance.
Which Bills, if any, will provide unexpected help in 2010?
How about the two Aarons, Maybin and Schobel? Maybin has to prove the Bills didn't make a mistake by drafting him off the evidence of one good season at Penn State. Schobel has to make up his mind about even playing more football and quickly. Both would be playing a position, linebacker, which neither has played before.
Or the two Nelsons, tight end Shawn, who never put it into high gear in his rookie year, and 6-5 David Nelson, who needs to play as he did as a Florida Gator, to win the slot receiver job. Throw in another 6-5 receiver, James Hardy, who needs to prove the Bills didn't waste a second-round draft choice on him.