Gresham had 8 catches, 62 yards and 2 TDs last night against a fabulous Gators secondary. Bradford wasn’t playing all that well, either.

Still, one game should not a snap judgment make. I like Gresham, and this game strengthens my stance. But there’s a long, long time until the draft, and there are plenty of other prospects that would make a ton of sense for the Bills as well – one of which made some big hits for the Gators last night.

Gresham did what he always does. Makes plays. However, my biggest concern is he doesn’t line up often on the line of scrimmage and gets free releases against nickel and dime packages. He wont get that in the NFL. What I love is that he is super fast, and runs great routes, and has phenonmenal hands. And what have I said about his ability in the red zone? well he proved that last night. The kid is a stud. Would look great in red, white and blue and the impact that he would have on the entire offense would be blatantly obvious from day 1.

i was watching the game last night with my buddy who is a 49ers fan and we all remember them taking Patrick Willis one spot ahead of the Bills ( I still havent forgotten that) but I told him to watch Gresham play. He did not disappoint and I told him he will look good in Bills uniform next year. Now does he make it down to #11 is the question my friend seems to think he will not I have seen a few OU games this year and he looks like a man among boys in a very tough conference. Last night he was very effective especially near the goal line something the Bills sorely need!!! If he some how makes it to the Bills can it be argued that he would have the most immediate impact on the Bills of anyone they could bring in?

Gresham was phenomenal last night. He not only came up big as his teams biggest play maker, he was a heck of a lot of fun to watch as well. All I could think about while watching the game was that he would look real good in a Bills uniform.

That said, I still don’t think we can justify spending a #11 pick on a tight end unless we grab starting caliber free agent DE and C first and re-sign Crowell. As good as Gresham looked there are guys like Rey Maulauga, Aaron Curry, and as Brian pointed out form last night’s game Brandon Spikes, who look jut as stunning when you watched them play as well. All three of those linebackers look like guys who can single handedly change a defense.

All I’m saying is, he looked better then I could have imagined last night, but that shouldn’t crown him our #11 pick just yet.

Wait a second, why am I the only one who wasn’t totally impressed last night? I don’t recall him making many big plays. I do recall Florida leaving him open underneath and Bradford using him as a safety valve. The first TD he was totally uncovered. The second was a quick 2 yard out where the LB was slow to get to him. He did break the tackle which was nice. In the open field he didn’t do anything to impress me. He tried running guys over, which doesn’t work in the NFL. What about his supposed great speed? I was impressed that he did actually line up to block, and did a pretty good job. I hadn’t seen him do that too often.

I’m wondering how a game in which he was an underneath safety valve is getting your guys’ pants all tight? We already have guys that can do that! To me, he doesn’t look any different than a guy we can find in round 2 or 3, definitely not the #11 pick to me!!!

is one of my favorite players coming out in the draft. Kid has swagger, great attitude and an attacking style. I would have no problems with him at #11 either

Perhaps the best thing about this kid is that he is only 20 or 21 his body isnt even mature yet he could be our TE for the next 10 yrs. I still like orakpo and mack. And I also belive something should be done to get two of these three kids here and in a buffalo jersey. I know we need a pass rush badly but if a could I would take mack and gresham.l And i belive our offense would be set for years. Provided Hardy comes around. I think this could be done by maybe trading our 1st next year and a third this yr. I think it would be worth it

It would be pathetic if the Bills drafted an OLB at the 11th spot, when we have much bigger needs. What we first and foremost need is pass-rush, and an OLB is not going to be making that much of a difference. It’s the D-line that creates the pressure, which is why I say we take the best DE on the board regardless of Crabtree, Curry etc.

Jauron needs to make the playoffs this year or he gets fired. That’s a fact. If he wants to make that happen, he’d better get some difference makers, and a guy like Brian Orakpo or Everette Brown could be those difference makers. The problem I have with Maybin is that he’s extremely raw still and has a lot to learn, and therefore probably wouldn’t be too much of a factor in 09.