he has the Bills taking D. Harvey at #11 in his latest mock draft.
he has the Bills taking D. Harvey at #11 in his latest mock draft.
I could live with that.
Speed, upper body power, production, size.
Needs some work vs. the run and leg power though.
we could do a whole lot worse than adding a kid like Harvey.
It will not hurt our D, it will help shore it up.
Originally Posted by eyedog
We need a pass rush as the pats were defeated with just that in the bowl.
We have rookie qb's everywhere else in our division whom I would like rattled...
Hard to say if Stroud and whats his name on the inside will free up the high motor white guys to achieve any of that....
at the very least if he lasts that long we have suiters not to many picks away for a trade down...still pick up a tall fast guy wr type...
The Bills seldom draft first round roll players like harvey would be...but certianly makes the Bills trading Scobel to washington for their second round pick rumors have some legs.
(Pssst rumor just started.)
Last edited by acehole; 04-02-2008 at 07:17 PM.
He would probably be 4th on my list of players that are liable to be there and that we should take, but Im not that picky.Originally Posted by venis2k1
I dunno about that:Originally Posted by JediBuffalo
Draft Scout Snapshot: 2007: Started all thirteen games at left defensive end, helping the Gators lead the league and rank tenth nationally in run defense (103.31 ypg)…Recorded 49 tackles (31 solos), as he led the team and ranked tied for fifth in the SEC with 8.5 sacks for minus 63 yards…Paced the defense and placed fifth in the conference with 17 stops for losses of 89 yards, the tenth-best season total in school history…Registered three quarterback pressures and caused one fumble…Also deflected five passes…On 47 running plays directed into his area, the opposition was held to minus 28 yards (-0.6 avg), as he did not allow a rushing first down until the Capital One Bowl (gave up three vs. Michigan)…Made ten third-down tackles and one more on fourth-down activity…In addition to his 17 stops for losses, he stopped opposing ball carriers at the line of scrimmage for no gain on six other rushing attempts…Collected three of his tackles on goal-line stands…More than held his own vs. the offensive tackles (the main blocker that faced Harvey each week averaged out to 311 pounds). 14 GP; 5 GS; 35 TT, 13 TFL, 11 SK, 8 QBH, 1 FF; Stepping in for '07 draft pick Ray McDonald. 2nd team All-SEC in '06. 9 GP; 0 GS; 7 TT, 1 TFL, 1 SK, 1 PBU in '05. Redshirted in '04.
If the Bills don't pick Thomas or Sweed, I'd be ok with Harvey or Merling.Originally Posted by eyedog
I think we need help with pass rush as well and theres no doubt Harvey is a good player, but is the 3rd DE on the board who had 8.5 sacks really the answer?
Also on ESPN site
By Todd McShay
Scouts Inc.
(Archive)
11. Buffalo Bills -- Malcolm Kelly, WR, Oklahoma
Record: 7-9 | Needs: WR, TE, CB, DE, FS, OT, OG
Previous mock selection: Leodis McKelvin, CB, Troy
This might be a bit of a reach for Kelly, but I am hearing the Bills will take him this high as long as he checks out physically during his on-campus workout April 9. Kelly is the type of big receiver the Bills need to add to their roster as a complement to Lee Evans. He is unusually fluid for a bigger wideout, and he might have the strongest hands of any player in the 2008 draft. However, if the team is not convinced of Kelly's long-term durability, it likely will use this selection on a cornerback, such as Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie.
http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draft...mcshaymock0401
need I remind you all AGAIN, THAT KIPER IS A GODDAMMED ******? **** KIPER.
Chris Brown on path to the draft says that we will stick to our board and not reach for a wr. He thinks we grab a CB.
Besides DRC and Mckelvin there is no CB worth the 11th pick. They both could be gone by 11.. Pats , Ravens and Saints looking at CB....
Bmax
I only care what Modrak/Jauron think.
Who cares what Kiper thinks ? He hasn't a clue how the Bills final board stacks up.
Don't believe the hype.
Anonymity is an abused privilege, abused most by people who mistake vitriol for wisdom and cynicism for wit
My concern is with Harvey is does he really make an impact for our football team? I honestly haven't heard much about this guy even during the college football season. Is this guy going to make a huge impact and literally dominate his side of the ball?
I say we wait a year and see how the to white boys do with Stroud in the middle.
Just wait for Malcolm Kelly's Pro Day..
BILLIEVE
alltogether now **** KIPERS!!!!!!
TOS, dude.Originally Posted by hoofhearted
the site seems to do it for me. I am clever enough to sidestep the filters if i wanted. sorry to offend you with my asterisks. asterisk.....is your asterisk if you drop the soap in a prison shower? i think so
I'll take whomever that #49 is playing the other d-end for Florida also. In that video he's all over the qb too.Originally Posted by FlyingDutchman