My Bills have the #8 overall pick and clearly need help on both the offensive and defensive lines (particularly at Tackle). Who do you think they will pick and who do you think they should pick?\n\nI think it will come down to a choice between two DTs, Haloti Ngata and Brodrick Bunkley. I just hope they choose the right one.
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I don't know these two gentlemen,Mac,but I most  certainly hope the Buffalo Bills choose the right one!:):)
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Your first has to be Willie Parker who's morphing into a great fantasy RB for the forseeable future.  Don't look now but he's 4th in the league in rushing and with 10 TDs on board already; he's on pace for a huge year.  Against a lackluster D (pay no attention to last week), I think Parker will again have a good day with around 110+ yards.\n\nThen, with the Bills inability to throw; I'm not trusting the A-Train right now.  Not of his fault but can BUF actually score a TD first?\n\nAhman Green's matchup is too tough right now, I'd use him every other week though.\n\nCheck Gore's MILD concussion though, but I think he's going to be good to go and given how much he's limited the fumbles, go with him.
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Whoever said pick a good defense, I want to play FF with you.  YOU ARE RETARDED!!!!!\n\nAs for your question, a top flight receiver may be a good choice, but you HAVE to take at least 1 RB with those picks.  Take a look at depth at the QB position.  There is so much this year that a QB (like Palmer last year) taken in the 7th-10th rounds could very easily be a top 5 QB.  Also, since you would have to wait from 13 to 36, RB's will be very thin by the time you get to 36.\n\nHere are the (projected) top 15 RB's listed in my league that I am running (note - we get .5 pts for receptions)\n1. Alexander\n2. LJ\n3. LT\n4. Portis\n5. Barber\n6. Edge\n7. R. Johnson\n8. Jordan\n9. S. Jackson\n10. Cadillac\n11. Westbrook\n12. R. Brown\n13. D. Davis\n14. J. Jones\n15. McGahee\n\nAs you can see, #13 is dealing with injury questions and #14 may not even be the #1 on his team come the beginning of the season (Marion Barber III).  I'm not saying you have to take 2 RB's (at 36, you might get someone like A Green, Bell, Droughns, Benson, etc. but these are all guys that are looking to split carries) with your 1st 2 picks, but there is greater depth at WR and QB then there is at RB.  If S. Smith is there, I would definitely take him.  Fitzgerald, Harrison, C Johnson, and Holt would be questionable WR's at 12 or 13.\n\nAs for someone with the 1st pick, you have to think about they are getting a top 3 RB and then the 24th and 25th pick.  They will probably pick up another RB (K Jones, J Lewis, W Dunn, R Bush, D McAllister, etc.) and either a top 3 QB or top 5 WR.  But where the bulk of the players waiting to explode, are drafted between 25 and 45, in which you have two very good selections at 36 and 37\n\nDon't be too discouraged though.  I've seen more people win with the last pick in the draft then the 1st.  The draft is all about getting the best value with the pick you have, not necessarily the best player.  Yeah, maybe you can get a Brady, Palmer, Manning with the 13th pick, but you can probably get a McNabb or Culpepper with your 3rd or 4th round pick, or possibly a Bulger, Green, Bledsoe, Hasselbeck, E Manning, Delhomme, Plummer, or Warner in the 5th or 6th rounds or later (also, dont forget about Brees, Vick, B Johnson, Favre, Brooks, Brunell, or Leftwich).
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colston and Harrison for sure.  jets play at NE!  And Washington upset the Cowgirls this last week.  This seems kinda like a no brainer to me.  My problem is RB's...  too many good ones.  Tiki, Julius Jones, Marion Barber and Maroney!
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I heard the saints are now looking to trade down out of that spot to a team that would be after Leinart.  If I were the saints I'd stay there and draft Ferguson at LT.....a newly signed franchise Qb like Brees could have no better friend then a stud LT.
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If you're a retard then you would believe this nonsense, A-Train is only getting the call because Mcgahee is Hurt, (cracked ribs) if u need a back for two games then why not pick him up, but i'm sure there a plenty of  other RB's still to this day on the FA list. Lundy, Bell, I know Gore is available in some leagues, Droughns is available in both my leagues, . Once Willis is healthy he will go back to his starting role. Jauren has the same motto he had in Chicago, "A starter will remain a starter once he comes backl from the injured list"\n\nDont fill these people heads up with nonsense.
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Lossman is NOT the answer.\n\nBrady Quinn will be off the boards by the time Buffalo picks.  Unless they trade up for him that is.  But I don't see Marv Levy doing that.\n\nPlummer would be a good fit, but again, I don't see Levy going after him.  He's getting up there in years and will probably demand a contract that the Bills can't afford.  They have too many holes at other positions to throw all their free cash at a quarterback.\n\nThey'll probably end up drafting the best QB on the board with their first pick, whoever that might be (Bohm maybe?).  And then hope for the best.
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The Texans wont trade down that far period. \n\nThey should think O-line reason being every year they make it to the big but there o-line dosent help manning out when needed and a running back isnt a smart idea unless they move up to draft DeAngelo Williams, RB, Memphis he will be a younger versoin of edge.\n\nIf they can get ethier Williams or Lendale white they will be fine.\n\nBut there main focus should be O-line and plus why not give Rhodes a chance anyone behinde that line can get at least 1200 yards in a season. well hope this anwser helped ya\n\nIf they
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I agree, if there going to get one of the top picks in the draft i think they are going to take troy smith if hes available. I dont know about 49ers and the play offs next year but i know frank gore will deifnetly help them.
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I would give him Reggie Brown or Darrell Jackson.  I would NOT try to pick up Stallworth.  I know it's tempting, but his hamstring injuries are cronic, and coming into the stretch run of the football season (especially fantasy football) where every win is important...I would not trade Hines Ward.  He would be in my mind the untouchable guy cause it sounds like he needs receivers.  So, if it were me, and I was going to make a move, and I knew I could get Alge Crumpler for Reggie Brown or Darrell Jackson...I'm going to try to get him to take Reggie Brown because Jackson is more productive, and Hasselback will be in the line up again very soon.  Reggie Brown for Alge Crumpler would be legalized fantasy football theft!!!
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i usually have problems with who i start/bench..classic example, i am REALLY weak in one plus league in the QB slot...i chose warner in the beginning, that worked well, and backup was clemens cause i thought he would start, well, hoped he would start...warner's out, clemen's ain't starting...so in week 9 i had to choose from joey and vince young...i went with young....\nsigh....joey would have scored me plus 20 pts in the league....vince got me dill....\n\nmore specific, though, i think trade one and two are good trades, just crappy weeks, but i don't like the third trade at all...balt has been insane this year, couple down spots, but overall they are money and johnson, i don't think, is worth the balt d....\n-nny
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You forgot about Brady Quinn..even though he is sooooo over rated...he will go before Troy Smith because thats how the NFL works.\n1.) Miami Dolphins: Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame\n- The Dolphins are one of the biggest disappointments this year, and the main reason for that has been poor play at QB. They will think Quinn can come in immediately improve a Dolphins team that I thought had so much potential\n2.) Detroit Lions: Joe Thomas, OT, Wisconsin\n- In my mind, drafting an OL in the top 5 has always been one of the best picks a team can make. Take a look at how the Jets are doing this year. Hopefully Millen is smarter than I think he is and makes the right pick; Joe Thomas\n3.) Arizona Cardinals: Sam Baker, OT, USC\n- The Cardinals offense is missing one thing: a good offensive line. If they want to have any chance of winning, they have to start making more holes for Edge to run through. Baker has tremendous potential, and could be a Pro-Bowler for many years to come if he fulfills it\n4.) Oakland Raiders: Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech\n- I know Calvin had 0 catches against Clemson; but if he was on a team with another tremendous talent (Randy Moss) he would have more chances to get open and would be a tremendous threat \n5.) Tennessee Titans: Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC\n- The Titans are hoping that Calvin falls to them here, but if not, they go with Jarrett, the next best WR in the draft. VY needs a receiver, and with the emergence of Travis Henry in recent weeks, the Titans could have a decent offense\n6) Adrian Peterson to the Titans\n\nYou must be an Ohio St Fan
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I am a loyal KC Chiefs fan, and I am going to tell you start Jones. The Kansas City Chiefs defense is much improved, and if you take out the Pittsburg game.  The points they are giving up per game is up with the best of the league.  I think the Chiefs have a much improved front seven from last year.  The game is at Kansas City though, and the defense is going be fired up at home on Thanksgiving Night.  Thomas Jones is going against a really good New England team at home and they are also stingy.  But I think he is going to get more carries then Bell, so I still think you have to go with the established back in Jones.
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Bush!\n\nMcAllister and Bush are both struggling -- or at least underachieving. Bush is averaging only 28 rushing yards per game, and McAllister has averaged only 42 yards in his last four. But they should be much more productive in this one. Cincinnati ranks 23rd in run defense (127 yards per game) and has allowed almost as many touchdowns rushing (12) as passing (13). So despite the recent trends, look for Bush and McAllister to play well in this game.\n\nLaurence Maroney looked like a gamebreaker earlier in the season. Now, either defenses have adjusted to him, New England isn't playing as well, or perhaps he's hit the wall. Since his big game at Cincinnati, where he ran for 125 yards and averaged 8.3 yards per carry, Maroney has averaged only 40 yards per game and 3.4 yards per carry. Things can always change in a hurry, but right now it doesn't look like Maroney is going to make a big impact down the stretch. He'll probably continue to split time with Corey Dillon.
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Ok.  Vanderchoke is going to be remembered as one of the best kickers in NFL history.  That's a given.  However, he was not doing the job in big "D".  There is only one scenario (that I can think of) where he should have been kept on the roster....If Bledsoe was still QB.  Fortunately, for us silver and blue fans that is no longer the case.  Remember it's ROMO TIME!!  Romo gets us down the field and will continue to get us in great scoring position.  Whether that be a TD or FG.  So we do not need a kicker who can boot a 55 yd FG.  We (most of the time) will need a 25-45 yd kick.  According to NFL.COM he is 138-180 (76%) in FG's from 20 yds to 50 yds.  Not too shabby.  If all goes well for Da Boys then we should not need too many more game winning FG's.  Hope this answer was helpful!!
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Teams seem fairly even bu ti think it will come down to the wildcard positions of TE, K and Def. I think that he has you by a nose. I like the matchups for his 3 wildcard positions over yours especially Tynes and Baltimore.
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I like the Texans pick of Mario Williams. When you only sack the opposing Qb 29 times in 16 games there is something to be said about that. They need a pass rusher for sure. Reggie Bush have never face a defense like any of the ones he will see in the NFC South. Carolina, Tampa, and ATL....come on!!! Then he will have the pressure of being the best athlete in to enter the draft in what was it ten years. Yo Saints....Joe Horn is 34....why not trade the pick to Greenbay for Walker and the #5 pick.