Someone commented in another thread that the Bills would at some point make a cut that left us all with our jaws dropping.  So, here's your chance to name who this year's surprise cut will be - oh, and by the way, you can't pick Ryan Neill. 

I'll start it off by saying I think John McCargo will be cut in favor of Derrick Jones.  What's my reasoning, you ask?  Absolutely none at all.  Hey, we're talking surprise cuts here, it's not supposed to make sense, at least at first. 

Who are your choices?  Let's hear it!

You know, with the discussion coming up again about taking Jairus Byrd when Everette Brown was still on the board, I've been wondering how much influence Bob Sanders had in the decision.  Not so much Sanders saying, "Pick this guy" or "Don't pick that guy," but more along the lines of Sanders coming in and saying, "I see what you've got in your current D-line; I know I can coach them up to be more successful, especially with the addition of Maybin." 

What do you think?  How much influence did Sanders (and the FO's beliefs about Sanders' coaching abilities) have in the decision to pass up more D-line help (either DE or DT)? 

I have to admit I've become almost numb to any new post about the Oline, but there's one aspect to the Oline that no one has yet discussed (as far as I've seen).  Actually, it's been discussed, but it's always mentioned in a positive light.  However, I see a potential downside.  It's in this little word called versatility.

I'm actually very positive about the additions the Bills have made to the Oline in the offseason (Hangartner, Wood, Levitire).  But I keep hearing how great it is that the Bills have picked this or that player because he is versatile (can play a number of positions).

Ok, I'm no line expert, but isn't the teamwork and communication on line calls hugely important?  How big is it if someone is making mental errors because they're used to their responsibility at one position, only now they've had to switch to another?  With all the position switching occurring on this Oline, there has to be a downside in consistency.  Can't the Bills have a few players who play one position and play it expertly? 

I know that depth is needed for the sake of injuries, but I just can't kick this nagging feeling that switching the position of every player on the line has a significant downside, and that no matter how smart these players are, the resulting confusion could be detrimental to Edwards' health.