The Monday's Part II: The Buffalo Bills

It's part two of The Monday's edition, here at Oh No Romo! I realized that I did a Chargers preview earlier this month. Therefore, we move on to the final division of our NFL Preview Show Extravaganza, the AFC East.

The Bills finished the 2006 season 7-9, third place in the ever competitive AFC East. To replace former RB Willis McGahee, the Bills drafted California RB Marshawn Lynch, in the first round of the 2007 NFL Draft. In this year's draft, they also picked up Penn State LB Paul Pozluzny and Stanford QB Trent Edwards.

The Bills open up at home against the Denver Broncos. They have home games against the Cowboys, the Giants and the Ravens (A must watch game for sure). On the road, the Bills will face the Redskins, the Jaguars and the Steelers.

Time for the hottest hit of the summer, the burnin yearbook style questions:

1. Things to do in Buffalo: Eat at restaurants, go to the Albright-Knox Gallery, party at bars/clubs until 4 A.M. (And to think, McGahee stayed home)
2. JP Losman is: Due for a breakout year
3. Leading rusher this season: Anthony Thomas
4. Most likely to be booed the harshest at Ralph Wilson Stadium: Willis McGahee (Note: Refer to home game schedule, above)
5. Leading receiver: Lee Evans
6. Bills defense: Will miss Nate Clements (So will the Special Teams)
7. 'Kiss' song that best describes the team: 'Mr. Make You Believe'
8. In 2007, the Bills will: Go 8-8, finishing in third place in the AFC East

See you guys tomorrow

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Tuesday's with Romo: The Baltimore Ravens

Happy Tuesday to all. Today, we continue our preview of all 32 NFL Teams. We continue to profile the AFC North, continuing with the Baltimore Ravens.

The Ravens won the AFC North, last season, only to lose to the Colts in the Divisional playoffs. They drafted Guard Ben Grubbs out of Auburn with their 2007 first round draft pick. They also drafted Troy Smith in the fifth round.

The Ravens open up on the road, on Monday night against the Bengals. Other notable games on the road include, games at the 49ers, the Bills and the Dolphins. Notable games on the road include, games against the Jets, the Cardinals and the Colts.

Time for some burnin yearbook style questions:

1. Willis McGahee will: Be a huge success for the Ravens in the run game
2. McGahee yards in 2007: 1,148
3. Most likely quarterback to not stay healthy: Steve McNair
4. McNair injuries this year: Concussion, knee sprain and broken finger (Not in that order)
   
5. The Ravens defense will: Still be as dominant as they always have been
6. Most likely to have a career year in interceptions: Ed Reed
   
7. The Ravens offense will: Be ok
8. 'Kiss' song that best describes the team: 'Firehouse'
9. In 2007, the Ravens will: Win the AFC North