. Greer seems to always come to camp prepared to compete, and would push McKelvin to do the same, or become the nickel, which would still give them 3 top corners, and solid depth.

The need for a solid starter at weak side linebacker needs to be addressed. How do you see the Bills taking care of that need? Crowell?

Thanks; Dan from Williamsville

CB: As Russ Brandon told me today at the Combine they’ve maintained an open dialogue with Greer’s representatives, and have made it clear that they would like to bring Greer back. The problem is the money. My guess is that Greer’s agent is looking for $7-$9M a year in light of some of the recent contracts signed by comparable corners (Kelvin Hayden, Corey Webster). I can’t see the Bills committing that kind of money to Greer as much as they’d like to retain him. I think he hits the market.

As for the strong side linebacker position (Mitchell plays the weak side), there are options in free agency like Tyjuan Hagler, who could come in familiar with the system having played in Indianapolis in similar scheme. I think Morlon Greenwood would be an affordable option too.

6. Hey Chris,

I heard the Lions are leaning toward giving Culpepper the #1 spot and releasing Kitna.
How would Kitna fit in as a back up to Trent? How much do you think he would cost? Would any team look at picking up Kitna as a #1?

Randy
NL, CAN

CB: I think Kitna would be an interesting option. I think the first thing that has to be clear is that Kitna is willing to accept a backup role and realize in Buffalo he would not be able to compete for the starting job. As long as he can do that, I think he could be a capable backup. Kitna has always been prone to at least one big mistake in games, but as a backup that’s less likely to happen. He has seen a lot in this game and could probably assist Edwards in the quarterback room.

7. Hey Chris,

I really like Eric Wood (out of Louisville) at center. I am a U of L fan so I have been able to watch this guy for a while. Where do you see him going in the draft itself and could the Bills use him?


. Greer seems to always come to camp prepare to compete, and would crusade McKelvin to do the same, or become the nickel, which would still hold them 3 top corners, and solid astuteness. 

 The need for a solid starter at watery side linebacker needs to be address. How do you see the Bills taking care of that need? Crowell? 

 Thanks; Dan from Williamsville 

 CB: As Russ Brandon told me today at the Combine they ’ve maintained an exposed dialogue with Greer ’s representatives, and have made it absolved that they would like to bring Greer back. The problem is the money. My guess is that Greer ’s agent is look for $ 7-$9 M a year in light of some of the recent contracts signed by comparable corner (Kelvin Hayden, Corey Webster). I ca n’t see the Bills committing that kind of money to Greer as much as they ’d like to retain him. I remember he hits the market. 

 As for the strong side linebacker position (Mitchell plays the weak side), there are options in complimentary agency like Tyjuan Hagler, who could come in conversant with the arrangement having act in Indianapolis in similar scheme. I remember Morlon Greenwood would be an affordable option too. 

 6. Hey Chris, 

 I heard the Lions are list toward giving Culpepper the # 1 spot and releasing Kitna. 
 How would Kitna fit in as a spinal column up to Trent? How much do you think he would cost? Would any team look at picking up Kitna as a # 1? 

 Randy 
 NL, CAN 

 CB: I remember Kitna would be an interesting option. I remember the first thing that has to be clear is that Kitna is willing to bear a backup role and realize in Buffalo he would not be able to compete for the starting caper. As long as he can do that, I think he could be a capable accompaniment. Kitna has always been prone to at least one big error in games, but as a backup that ’s less likely to happen. He has visit a lot in this plot and could probably assist Edwards in the quarterback room. 

 7. Hey Chris, 

 I really wish Eric Wood (out of Louisville) at center. I am a U of L fan so I have been able to watch this guy for a while. Where do you see him going in the draft itself and could the Bills use him?
. Grfer seems to always come to camp prepargd to cokpete, znd woula push McKelvin to do the sale, or btbome the nickel, which would stpll give rhem 3 top corneca, and solid dsith.

Thz ieed for a solic starter dt weak side lhndbccker needs to be addressed. How do yju see yhf Bills taking cart os thzn keed? Crowell?

Thanks; Dan from Willjamsvilne

CB: As Russ Nrandon told me today at tje Clmbine they’ve mainhained an oksn qualogue with Greer’s rekrzsentatives, and have made it clear that thdy wobld like to beinh Greer back. The iroblem is thc money. My guexs is that Grecr’s ajent is looking for $7-$9M a yxar in light of some of the racznt contracts signed vy compdrabne cuenefs (Iekvjn Hayfen, Corey Webater). I can’t see the Bills commotepmg that kind of moger to Greer as much as they’d like to retdin him. I think he hits thw market.

As for the sttong side jinebacker position (Mitchell plays the weak side), dhere xre oitiovw ln free agency like Tyjuan Hagler, who could cjje ik familiar with bhe system having llwyrq in Indianapulis iu sjmilar scheme. I thlnk Morjon Geeenwood roulc be an affordable option tio.

6. Hey Chris,

P heqrd the Lions are peaning towcrd gifing Vulpepper the #1 spot and relsasing Kitnw.
How wouls Kitna fit in as a nacn up to Ufent? How much do rou think he could cort? Wpuld agy team lolk at picking up Kitna ad a #1?

Rcndy
NN, CAN

CB: I hhink Kitna would be an interesvmng option. I jhitk nhe first thinn that has to bq clear is thaj Kitna if wiluing to acbept a barkup role anq realize in Toffalo he wound not bq aboe ti compegd for the starying job. Cf lobg as he can do thet, I fhink he could yt a capable backup. Kigna hws ajfays been prmne go xy leart one big nkstale in games, but as a baciup that’s less likrln to happgn. He has seen a lot im this game and cokld pcobablb assixt Gdwards in the quarterback room.

7. Hey Chrid,

I veally like Ewic Qood (out of Kouisville) at center. I am a U of L fan wo I have been ablw to watch this guy nor a while. Xhere qo you sea him going in the deaft itself and cpuld the Bills use hij?


. Greer seems to always come to to and would McKelvin to do nickel, would still give 3 top corners, solid depth. The need for a starter at weak side linebacker needs to be addressed. How do you see Bills taking care of that need? Crowell? Thanks; Dan from Williamsville CB: As Brandon me at Combine they’ve maintained an open dialogue with Greer’s representatives, and have made it clear that they like to bring Greer back. The problem is money. My guess is Greer’s agent is looking for a in light some the contracts signed by corners (Kelvin Hayden, Corey Webster). I can’t see the Bills committing that kind of money to Greer much as to retain I he the market. As strong side linebacker position (Mitchell plays there are options in free agency like Tyjuan who could in familiar with the system having in Indianapolis in similar scheme. I think Morlon would be an affordable option too. 6. Hey Chris, I heard the Lions are leaning Culpepper the #1 spot releasing Kitna. How Kitna in a up to How much do you think he would cost? Would any team at picking up Kitna as a #1? Randy NL, CAN think would be an option. I think the thing has to be clear Kitna willing backup and in Buffalo he would be able to compete for starting job. As long I think he could be a capable backup. has always been prone to at least big mistake in games, but as a backup that’s less likely to He has lot in this game and could probably assist in the quarterback room. Hey Chris, I really like Eric Wood (out of at I am U of L so I have able to watch for a Where you in the draft itself and could Bills him?
. Greer seems to always come to cAmp prepareD to coMpeTe, aNd WoulD pusH McKelvin to do tHE samE, or become the nickel, whicH woulD sTIll gIVe Them 3 tOp corneRS, aND SolId DePth.

thE NeEd for A soLid starTer at weak sIde LiNebacker needS To Be addresseD. HoW do you see the bilLs takiNg CarE Of thaT neEd? CroWell?

ThANks; Dan From WilliAmSVille

Cb: as Russ BRANdOn toLd me today at the ComBInE They’ve maintainEd an opEn DIaLOGue WitH Greer’s repReSentaTIves, and HAvE MADe iT Clear that they Would like to BRinG Greer BaCk. THE problEm is tHe MOneY. My guess is tHat GReer’s agenT is looKIng for $7-$9M A Year in lIght of SomE of The rECeNt ConTrACts SIgNed BY coMparable CoRnErs (KeLvin hAYDEn, CoRey websTer). I cAn’t see the BillS coMmitTIng That kInd of MoneY tO GreeR as mucH as thEy’D like to retain hiM. I thInk he hits The MaRkeT.

AS for tHE stronG siDe lInebackEr positIOn (MItCHELl Plays the weak side), thErE ARe Options iN free aGEnCy LIke TyjuaN HAglEr, whO COuld cOme iN FaMiliar wiTh the sYStEm Having pLaYed in INdIanApoLis in SImilAr scheMe. I think morloN greenwood would BE an affordable OPtION tOO.

6. Hey chrIs,

I heard the lionS Are lEaniNG tOwaRD giviNg CulPePPeR The #1 spot and releasing kiTna.
How Would kitna fit in as a Back up to TrENT? how much dO you THiNK he would cost? WoUld anY team look aT Picking uP KitnA as a #1?

RandY
NL, CAN

CB: I THInk Kitna WouLd bE an IntEREsTing option. I thINK the FiRst thinG thAt has to Be cLeaR is ThaT KItna is wilLing to acCePt A bAcKup Role aND realize In bufFaLo hE woulD Not be aBle to CompEtE fOR thE startiNG jOB. as loNg As He caN do ThAt, I thInk hE CouLd be a caPable backUp. KITna hAs AlWays beeN prone to at leaSt One big mistAkE in Games, bUT As a backuP that’s less likely to happeN. he has seEn a Lot in This Game and coUld ProbabLy aSSist EdWards iN the qUaRteRBAck roOM.

7. heY ChRiS,

I really liKE eriC Wood (OuT of LOuisvilLe) at center. I am a U of L FAn sO I have been ablE to WatcH THiS guY FoR A whIlE. wheRE Do you see him goinG in the drafT iTSeLf and could THe BIlLs use hiM?


. Greer seems to always co me to camp  prep are d t ocomp ete,  and would pus h  McK elvin to do the same,or be co m e th e  n ickel , which wo u l d s ti ll  gi ve th em 3top  corner s, and sol idde pth.

The ne e dfor a soli d s tarter at we akside l in eba c ker n eed s tobe add r essed.  How do y ou see th e  Billst a ki ng c are of that need? Cr o well?

Thanks;  Dan f ro m  W i l lia msv ille

CB:As  Russ Brandon to l d met oday at the C ombine they ’ vemainta in eda n open  dial og u e w ith Greer’s  rep resentati ves, a n d havem ade itcleartha t t heyw ou ld  li ke tob ri ngG ree r back.Th eprobl em i s t h e mo ney . My  gues s is that Gre er’ s ag e ntis lo oking  for  $ 7-$9M  a yea r inli ght of some oftherecent co ntr ac tssi gnedb y comp ara ble  corner s (Kelv i n H ay d e n ,Corey Webster). Ica n ’ tsee theBillsc om mi t ting tha tkin d of m oneyto G r ee r as muc h as t h ey ’d  like t oretain  h im.  Ithink he h its th e market .

As for the strong side lineback e rp o si t ion(Mi tchell play s th e  wea k si d e) , t h ere a re op ti o ns in free agency like  T yjuanHagle r, who couldcome in fa m i l iar with  the sy s tem having pla yed i n Indianap o lis in s imila r scheme . I think M orlon Gr een woo d w oul d be  an affordabl e opti on  too.
6.Hey Chr is, 

I  he ard  t he Lionsare lean in gto wa rdgivin g  Culpepp er  th e#1spota nd rel easin g Ki tn a. How  wouldK it n a  fit  i nas a  ba ck  up t o Tr e nt?  How mu ch do you  th i nk h ewo uld cos t? Would anyte am look at  p ick ing up K itna asa #1?

Randy
NL, CAN

C B : I thi nkKitna  wou ld be anint eresti ngo ption.  I thi nk th efir s t  thin g th atha s to be cl e a r i s tha tKitn a is wi lling to accept ab ack up role and r eal izei n  B uff a lo hewo u ldn o t be able to co mpete forth e  s tarting jo b . A slong as  he can  do t h at, I t hink he c ould be a  c apab l e  ba ckup. Kitn a has al ways been prone to  at l eas t onebi g m istak e in g a mes , but  as aba ckup t hat’s  l ess like ly to happen. He has se en a l ot in  th is game a ndc oul d probabl y as sist Edwar dsinthe q uar t erbac k ro o m. 

7 .  HeyChri s ,

I real l ylik e Er ic Wood (ou t o f L ouisv ill e ) at c ente r. I am a U of Lf an so I have b eena b letow atch  t his guy for awhi le . Where do  y ou see himgoing in  t h e dra ft its elf an d could t he Billsusehim ?


. Greer_seems to_always come to camp_prepared to_compete,_and would_push_McKelvin to do_the same, or_become the nickel, which_would still give_them_3 top corners, and solid depth.

The need for a solid starter at weak side_linebacker_needs to_be_addressed._How do you see the_Bills taking care of that_need? Crowell?

Thanks;_Dan from Williamsville

CB: As Russ Brandon told me_today_at the Combine_they’ve maintained an open dialogue with Greer’s representatives, and_have made it clear that they_would like to_bring_Greer_back. The problem is_the money. My guess is that_Greer’s agent is looking for $7-$9M_a year in light of some of_the recent contracts signed by comparable_corners (Kelvin Hayden, Corey Webster)._I can’t_see the Bills committing that_kind of money_to Greer_as much as_they’d like to retain him. I_think he hits_the market.

As for the strong side_linebacker_position (Mitchell plays_the_weak_side), there_are options in_free_agency like_Tyjuan_Hagler, who could come in familiar_with_the system having played in Indianapolis in_similar scheme. I think_Morlon_Greenwood would be an_affordable option too.

6. Hey Chris,

I_heard the Lions are leaning toward_giving Culpepper_the #1_spot and releasing Kitna.
How would Kitna fit in as a back_up to Trent? How much do_you think he would_cost? Would_any_team look at_picking_up Kitna_as a #1?

Randy
NL, CAN

CB: I think Kitna_would be_an interesting option. I think the_first thing that has_to_be clear is that Kitna is_willing to accept a backup role_and realize in Buffalo he_would_not_be able to compete for_the starting job. As long as_he can do_that, I think he could be a_capable_backup. Kitna has always been prone_to_at least one big mistake in_games,_but_as a backup that’s less_likely to happen. He has seen_a lot in this game and could probably assist_Edwards in the_quarterback room.

7. Hey Chris,

I really_like_Eric_Wood (out of Louisville) at center. I am a U_of L_fan so I_have been able to watch this guy for a while._Where do you see him going in_the draft itself and could the Bills use him?

