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2011 NFL Mock Draft: Buffalo Bills Pass on Blaine Gabbert for Top Defensive Pick
The Buffalo Bills Pass on Blaine Gabbert
The Buffalo Bills really like Frank Sinatra because they do things their way. If you do not get the reference, I feel really old.
If a franchise quarterback is a priority, like it is this year, do not expect them to get one in the first round. They may not try for one in the second round either.
The reason for this is the Bills are in a better position than many other teams who need a quarterback because they have a guy who can hold the fort down until they find a franchise quarterback. The key part of this is they have to actually find one, which they will not do here.
Ryan Fitzpatrick may not be the quarterback of the future in Buffalo, but he is good enough to allow the Bills to wait until the second round (or even the third) to take a quarterback. The Bills can spend the first round focusing on other needs and improve the team on both sides of the ball.
Patrick Peterson is the best prospect in the draft according to many scouts and the Bills will scoop him up here without thinking twice about it.
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With Peterson, the Bills now have a shutdown corner to anchor their secondary.
Once the second-round begins, the Bills can take their choice from a list of good quarterbacks who still will be available.
| 1. Carolina Panthers: Cam Newton 2. Denver Broncos: Marcell Dareus 3. Buffalo Bills: Patrick Peterson 4. Cincinnati Bengals: A.J. Green | 17. New England Patriots: Ryan Kerrigan 18. San Diego Chargers: Cameron Jordan 19. New York Giants: Mark Ingram 20. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Adrian Clayborn |
| 5. Arizona Cardinals: Von Miller 6. Cleveland Browns: Robert Quinn 7. San Francisco 49ers: J.J. Watt 8. Tennessee Titans: Blaine Gabbert | 21. Kansas City Chiefs: Akeem Ayers 22. Indianapolis Colts: Anthony Castonzo 23. Philadelphia Eagles: Gabe Carimi 24. New Orleans Saints: Nick Fairley |
| 9. Dallas Cowboys: Tyron Smith 10. Washington Redskins: Julio Jones 11. Houston Texans: Da'Quan Bowers 12. Minnesota Vikings: Jake Locker | 25. Seattle Seahawks: Muhammad Wilkerson 26. Baltimore Ravens: Cameron Heyward 27. Atlanta Falcons: Justin Houston 28. New England Patriots: Andy Dalton |
| 13. Detroit Lions: Prince Amukamara 14. St. Louis Rams: Corey Liuget 15. Miami Dolphins: Nate Solder 16. Jacksonville Jaguars: Aldon Smith | 29. Chicago Bears: Derek Sherrod 30. New York Jets: Stephen Paea 31. Pittsburgh Steelers: Mike Pouncey 32. Green Bay Packers: Brooks Reed |
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Like It Or Not, The Expanded Baseball Playoffs Are Coming
MLB Commissioner Bud Selig says the league is "moving inexorably" toward a 10-team playoff format, as early as next season.
The issue will have to be collectively bargained with the players, including a possible adjustment of the regular season schedule, but the league seems determined to open up more playoff spots.
The expected plan would be an extra Wild Card series, where the last two teams in each league would square off before joining the division winners.
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2011 NBA Mock Draft: Boston Spells Big Baby T-Y-U-S
Before this year's NCAA Tournament, many had not heard of Alex Tyus. It was his average of 13.3 rebounds per game over the Gators' final three tournament games (including 17 against Jimmer Fredette and BYU) that made people take notice.
Tyus is small at 6'8" and 220 pounds, but he crashes the boards with the strength of an elite center. Given how Glen "Big Baby" Davis and his hot-headed attitude might be on their way out of Boston, Tyus would be a suitable replacement for him.
He plays great defense in the paint, is motivated each game and most importantly, has a great willingness to learn. If any team passes up on Tyus, they don't know what they're missing.
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