27-04-2003 00:28									#61
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The Bills take McGahee!!

Sloww, even though he was, I'm not sure that the Jets didn't get the better of that deal.

	27-04-2003 00:28									#62
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With QB's... it's always a crap shoot. Jaws seems to like him. Getting him at 22 was a bargin... and we still got the help on Defense we needed.

And Buffalo finally took McGahee... a good gamble. I wouldn't have minded the Bears taking that chance.

	27-04-2003 00:28									#63
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McGhee goes 23rd overall to the Bills. brilliant or bust? We'll find out in 17 months

	27-04-2003 00:32									#64
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I'll call it now... this is going to be a *brilliant* move by the Bills in retrospect. McGahee is the guy that will get them past the Dolphins & Jets in the East. The Patriots have to be kicking themselves right now for trading out of the round and letting him slip through their fingers.

I'm just happy that Al Davis didn't get a chance to get his grubby paws on Willis.

	27-04-2003 00:32									#65
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Parcells wants to look into obtaining Greise.
I want them to take Chris Simms, then some OL to keep him, or Hutchinson, upright.

	27-04-2003 00:34									#66
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Yeah slow... you could really use some help on that swiss cheese offensive line of yours

	27-04-2003 00:36									#67
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I felt SO bad, for whomever they used at QB last year.

They all should be doing Timex commercials.
Takes a licking but keeps on ticking.

	27-04-2003 00:36									#68
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I don't think this was a great pick by the Bills, actually, they have MUCH more pressing needs on the defensive side of the ball. And Travis Henry is young pro-bowl RB.

	27-04-2003 00:38									#69
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Bills blew it. My opinion.

	27-04-2003 00:41									#70
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Giants in a STEAL get William Joseph... the guy the Bills should have taken, IMO.

	27-04-2003 00:43									#71
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This should have been a revisit of 1963.
No RB in 1st round.

	27-04-2003 00:45									#72
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That's a ****ing coup by the Giants. They get Keith Hamilton's heir apparant about 12 spots lower than he should have gone. Chris 62 must be thrilled right now. The Giant faithful at the Garden sure were. Also like that Ernie took no time whatsoever - bet they weren't expecting Joseph to be there.

	27-04-2003 00:45									#73
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The Raiders could have taken him, though. They didn't have many holes and could afford to wait for McGahee.

	27-04-2003 00:49									#74
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Dallas Clark for Indy will be this year's Shockey. Watch.

And I agree, Imran. The Raiders, with last 2 of first round could gamble on McGahee.

	27-04-2003 00:51									#75
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Clark is excellent, Sloww... Payton has to love that pick. Though they may have needed defense as well.

Giants must have been shocked that the Bills didn't take Joseph, though.

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Larry Johnson to Kansas City. Smart move - you can't be sure if Priest Holmes is gonna hold up. I can't believe he dropped this far, though...

	27-04-2003 01:03									#77
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He's a Penn St. RB, that's why. They habitually fail.

	27-04-2003 01:03									#78
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I didn't know Holmes was that badly injured.

Then again, I'm SURE every team is wary of Penn State RBs .

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Holmes is damned decent. Injuries on occasion, but hey...

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I'm telling you, if I'm a Bears fan, I'm pissed .

I could have had Leftwich, and then early 2nd round pick either Kelsay, Peterson, or Redding as a DE... and instead I get Grossman and Haynes? Damn .

	27-04-2003 02:35									#81
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Who's this cornerback they drafted? He's out of La-Lafeyette

	27-04-2003 02:38									#82
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A big "knockyourdickinthedirt" CB.

Bengals, they might accidently do ok.

	27-04-2003 04:41									#83
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Yeah, the Bengals have had a GREAT draft so far! Stienbach and Washington are good players.

Btw, Detroit has quietly been having a great draft so far as well. The STEAL of the draft in Boss Bailey, and just got Cory Redding (a great pick).

	27-04-2003 05:13									#84
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Tampa's first pick: clearly a depth pick, and me like it.

quote: Dewayne White DE | (6-2, 273, 4.74) | LOUISVILLE Notes: Fourth-year junior who probably needed another year to reach his full potential but came out before his senior season. High school running back and linebacker who rushed for 1,805 yards and 29 touchdowns and had 120 tackles on defense. Also was a three-time all-state basketball player in Alabama. Had he not hurt his knee in high school, he probably would have attended Alabama or Auburn. Redshirted at Louisville in 1999. Freshman All-American in 2000, when he had 52 tackles, 17 tackles for loss, 12 sacks, one interception and five passes broken up. Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year and a Pro Football Weekly first-team All-American in '01, despite playing much of the year with a broken hand. Registered 86-23-15-0-4. First-team All-Conference USA in '02, when he added to his school career sack record (37½) with 10½ sacks despite playing with a high ankle sprain. White also had 57 tackles and 15½ tackles for loss. He also blocked one kick and recovered a fumble. Positives: A superactive, quick, sudden, explosive and disruptive player. Has some Bruce Smith-like qualities. The more he plays, the better he will get. Productive, warrior-type who is willing to play hurt. Good changing directions. Starting to put forth more effort and prepare toward end of the season and clearly took his workout at the Scouting Combine seriously. Negatives: Still learning the position. Is not as big as teams would like in terms of height. Stands up against the run. Looked sluggish and even heavy at times in '02. Doesn't always recognize and anticipate. Seems to lose focus easily.

In other words, a deceptively-fast warrior who's worthy of the red and pewter. (Gruden will take care of the focus issues no problem.)

	27-04-2003 05:24									#85
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What Peter King of Sports Illustrated has to say on the McGahee pick by Buffalo (backing what I said earlier)

quote: I think Buffalo's pick of Willis McGahee, unless there's something I really don't know, is the first decision made by the Tom Donahoe/Gregg Williams regime that I absolutely disagree with. The Bills need a pass-rusher. Badly. They have one of the top six or seven backs in football, Travis Henry. They acquired an excellent relief pitcher in Olandis Gary earlier this week. This is their position of lowest need. What in the world are the Bills doing?

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/in...e_things_three/

	27-04-2003 05:56									#86
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The third round, and the day ends with Tampa Bay taking Chris Simms. I'm sure he was happy to sneak into the third round

	27-04-2003 06:01									#87
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Hm, don't the Bucs already have six or seven QBs?

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quote: The Bills need a pass-rusher. Badly.

And they ended up with Chris Kelsay, who is garbage. Not a good day for the Bills.

	27-04-2003 06:01									#89
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Well, now... this is interesting. I honestly have no idea how Chris Simms fits into our plans (though, at the very least, maybe I'll get a little less grief from my Giants-fan dad since the son of the great New Yorker Phil is wearing red and pewter). I'm curious to see what the critics have to say about this one...

	27-04-2003 06:04									#90
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quote: Originally posted by Zopperoni Hm, don't the Bucs already have six or seven QBs?

Hmm... Brad, Shane Matthews, Jim Miller, Shaun King, now Simms... there's probably one or two others down in Europe, so that's about right