Pete Prisco says Bills trying to trade up for Roy Williams or Larry Fitzgerald
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The Patriots and Bills are both trying to trade up to get a big-play receiver. The Bills have the 13th pick, and would love to move up to possibly get a shot at one of the premier receivers in the draft, Roy Williams of Texas or Pitt's Larry Fitzgerald. New England, which has two first-round picks (21 and 32), is also looking to move up to possibly get one of those two. They have talked with Detroit about the sixth overall pick. Both teams need big-play receivers, so these discussions make a lot of sense.
Bills coach Mike Mularkey said he plans to use Travis Henry and Willis McGahee in the same backfield some this season. Henry is penciled in as the starter, but McGahee looked good last week during the team's minicamp and he is a first-round pick who sat out last year recovering from ACL surgery. Henry has two years left on his contract, so perhaps the Bills are readying McGahee to take over after Henry leaves in 2006, unless, of course, he beats him out.
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Also in Prisco's column, he stated Mike Williams is dropping like a rock because of questions about attitude, conditioning, speed, and versatility. He has trouble catching balls on the right side of the formation, being a southpaw. Interesting.I've made up my mind. Don't confuse me with the facts.
I'm the most reasonable poster here. If you don't agree, I'll be forced to have a hissy fit.
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The consensus at this week's owners meetings was that USC receiver Mike Williams is falling like a rock off a roof. Will he fall out of the first round? No. But don't expect to see him in the top 10, either. Williams will work out for scouts April 8, but that is too late for a lot of teams, many of whom who have already started stacking their draft board.
Writing stuff like that is what makes him uncredible in my eyes. Saying that having his work out too late will make him drop because many teams have have already started stacking thier draft board? That is just outright stupid.
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Originally posted by TigerJ
Also in Prisco's column, he stated Mike Williams is dropping like a rock because of questions about attitude, conditioning, speed, and versatility. He has trouble catching balls on the right side of the formation, being a southpaw. Interesting.
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It all depends on how you rate the players. If you really feel Roy Williams or Larry Fitzgerald is a SPECIAL blue chipper moving up from 13 to 6 is possible. I calculated it would take roughly a 2nd and 4th in addition to our 13th to get the 6th overall.
Tom Donahoe would only move up if he thought someone was head and shoulders over what he could get by holding at 13.
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Originally posted by baalworship
It all depends on how you rate the players. If you really feel Roy Williams or Larry Fitzgerald is a SPECIAL blue chipper moving up from 13 to 6 is possible. I calculated it would take roughly a 2nd and 4th in addition to our 13th to get the 6th overall.
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I really think it would cost us more than that. If TD moves in this draft I want him to move down.
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