http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...100/index.html
The only Bills in the top 100 are:
Aaron Schobel --#32
Jason Peters--#39
Other notables--
Lee Evans #136,
JP Losman #160
Lynch #167
I COULD NOT FIND WILLIS MCGAHEE ANYWHERE ON THE LIST!
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...100/index.html
The only Bills in the top 100 are:
Aaron Schobel --#32
Jason Peters--#39
Other notables--
Lee Evans #136,
JP Losman #160
Lynch #167
I COULD NOT FIND WILLIS MCGAHEE ANYWHERE ON THE LIST!
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Evans 136?????
Originally Posted by mysticsoto
Evans should be the highest Bill.
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If I had to pick the top player from the Bills it would be Lee Evans.
WR ranked above Evans...
22. Steve Smith WR, Panthers: Still the NFL's most complete receiver
24. Torry Holt WR, Rams NFL's A-Rod: 289 ca tch es since '04
33. Andre Johnson WR, Texans: Best deep threat no one knows
42. Marvin Harrison WR, Colts At 35, slipping a bit and not as physical
48. Chad Johnson WR, Bengals Total receiving yards last four years: 5,430
58. Larry Fitzgerald WR, Cardinals Parcells's pick for best WR in NFL
63. Calvin Johnson WR, Lions Too high on this list Don't bet against him
68. Reggie Wayne WR, Colts May have bigger impact than Harrison
69. Devin Hester WR-KR, Bears Wowseven TDs in 85 touches last year
80. Javon Walker WR, Broncos Speedy life preserver for green Cutler
89. Donald Driver WR, Packers One fewer catch than Harrison since '04
90. Roy Williams WR, Lions A physical 6'3" and a deep threat
94. Hines Ward WR, Steelers Cowher owes his Super Bowl share to this guy
103. Terrell Owens WR, Cowboys Stop dropping the ball -- please
126. Wes Welker WR-KR, Patriots Don't be shocked if he catches 90
135. Anquan Boldin WR, Cardinals Last two years: 6.2 catches per game
Lee is not the 17th best WR in the league. I'd take him over any of those guys.
Last edited by TacklingDummy; 08-30-2007 at 09:15 AM.
Also Angelo Crowell was near the end of the list. He had POZ higher than he had Crowell which I think is a little silly.
SUPER MARIO PLEASE COME TO BUFFALO!!!!
180. Donte Whitner SS, Bills Premier run-stopping safety as a rookie
215. Derrick Dockery G, Bills Joe Bugel misses him in Washington every day
221. Paul Posluszny LB, Bills Drafted to be a longer-lasting Shane Conlan
223. Terrence McGee CB-KR, Bills Cover skills may be key to team's defense
290. Brian Moorman P, Bills Might be best bad-weather punter ever
374. Roscoe Parrish WR/KR, Bills
396. Chris Kelsay DE, Bills : Payed well for being the 396th
403. Ko Simpson FS, Bills
412. Langston Walker T, Bills
437. Ryan Denney DE, Bills
464. Angelo Crowell LB, Bills
While I am glad that I didn't see McGahee there, can anyone confirm?
The list is useless tripe.
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That's a joke right?
BILLIEVE
Calling this list useless tripe is a disparaging comment about tripe that is useless.
$49 million in contracts to the 396th and 412th best players in the NFL.
Clutch..
I know, horrible signings. Next time Marv makes any GM decision he should give Peter King a call and see where Peter King has that player ranked in the league. Peter King is the SMARTEST MAN EVER!!!!
I checked each page and did a search for both "Willis" and "McGahee" and got nothing.
I know we all don't like Willis, but he has to be in the top 500 players in the league.
This list has to be the most ridiculous waste of time ever. How in hell do you take all of the players in the league at every position and then assign them an overall ranking? What kind of statistical tomfoolery is this? And why drag it out to 500 players? Top 10, top 20 even maybe top 100 I could maybe see myself having a conversation about, but top 500? Tell me again how you compare Derrick Dockery to Donte Whitner? Just Curious.
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Wes Welker is better then Lee Evans? Really?
yeah that's the one that jumped out at me too. Why? Because he kicked an extra point two years ago? Who gives a ****? Evans is far superior.
But, as other people have pointed out, this list is so worthless that it isn't even worht discussing.
I don't know about saying he is better than all of them but Wes Welker??? Seriously?
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