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Buffalo Bills Left Tackle Situation: Don’t Pout About Jamon Meredith
Posted: 12th June 2010 by Greg Haefner in NFL
The Buffalo Bills left tackle situation is anything but certain at this point, and for the most part has been cause for concern this offseason. But upon further inspection, Jamon Meredith offers a slight glimmer of hope going into the 2010 season.
With Demetrius Bell still sidelined, Meredith is taking the all of the first-team reps at left tackle in practices, and that may not be such a bad thing.
In 2009, ...
The Jimmy Clausen Effect: Buffalo Bills 2010 NFL Draft Options at No. 9
Posted: 17th April 2010 by Greg Haefner in NFL
With Donovan McNabb now donning a red and gold jersey, Jimmy Clausen no longer seems like a possibility at No. 4 overall in the upcoming draft.
Cleveland at No. 7 may be a potential landing spot, along with Oakland at No. 8.
But for the sake of this article, let's just say Clausen is available at No. 9. What do the Buffalo Bills do?
Well, there are three answers to that question.
One ...
Why the Buffalo Bills’ Quiet Offseason Approach Has Been Effective
Posted: 14th April 2010 by Greg Haefner in NFL
While the rest of the AFC East seems to be in a high-profile transaction frenzy this offseason, the Buffalo Bills have been taking an approach much different from that of their division rivals.
The Miami Dolphins shelled out a combined $93 million for free agent linebacker Karlos Dansby and former Broncos receiver Brandon Marshall , plus two second-round picks to acquire the latter.
The Jets signed future Hall of Fame running back ...
With the 2010 NFL Draft starting just two weeks from today, the time has come to make my predictions as to who I think will be the newest players donning Buffalo Blue next season.
I'll take a stab at predicting all nine of Buffalo's draft picks this year in all seven rounds.
Note: since no trades have been made yet, this draft is based on the current roster and with the picks ...
Prior to Buffalo's switch to a 3-4 defense, the Bills' biggest need on defense going into the draft was simple: Replace Keith Ellison at outside linebacker.
Drafting a rotational defensive tackle and acquiring depth at linebacker were also needs, but upgrading Ellison reigned supreme.
After the switch, with Ellison no longer even a remote possibility to enter the starting lineup, the focus on the defensive side of the ball turns to ...
Analyzing Buffalo’s New Defense, Part One: The Current Players
Posted: 29th March 2010 by Greg Haefner in NFL
While the coaching staff overhaul for the Buffalo Bills this offseason may be highlighted by the hiring of new head coach Chan Gailey, perhaps the hiring with the most impact will be that of new defensive coordinator George Edwards.
As many Bills fans had speculated after Gailey's hiring, Edwards stated that his defense will be running out of a 3-4 base this season. That transition greatly influenced Buffalo's free agent signings, ...
Playing at a Division I-AA school makes it hard enough for a player to get noticed by NFL scouts. Being snubbed by the NFL Combine makes it even harder.
However, position versatility, solid production, and elite measurables are all very helpful in catching the eye of NFL scouts and general managers.
University of New Hampshire linebacker Sean Ware has all of these.
Ware redshirted his freshman year for the Wildcats in 2005 and ...
Through the first eight weeks of the season, it seems like the best of the best are already asserting themselves in an effort to capture NFL hardware at season's end.
With surprising play from unexpected rookies and reliable play from the steadiest of steady, a good portion of the awards seem to be shaping up pretty obviously.
I'll break down who I believe are the midseason award winners and give projected ...