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What's even funnier is how cheating is horrible for some, but excusable for others.

Gee, will he now be leaving Gis?

Don't try and talk sense with the Pats fan in Bills fan's clothing.

You'd think that Hood would want to play for a better defense/team like the Bears over the Browns. Hmmmm.

I'd be hoping that he'd "destroy" that team, but in the meantime, I'd be scared of what he'd bring on the field.

Just because the Browns signed Hood, it doesn't mean that PT is looking any less likely. They didn't even offer him a contract, and have a lot of money tied-up in LB's.

Getting back on topic, according to the Chicago Sun-Times, the Bears didn't make a contract offer to Tinoisamoa. http://blogs.buffalobills.com/2009/05/26/b...han-tinoisamoa/

The problem on the OL was Peters', Dockery's, and Preston's/Fowler's poor play, combined with the lack of a true #2 WR and Trent's decline post-concussion. Several of those have been addressed, and TO's presence in particular will help the offense out a lot.

My bad. I feex.

That's what more than a few people think about Orakpo and Oher.

Well that's what happens when Patriots* fans claim that he could start for the Bills, or even see as much time playing as he would with their team.

Unless Fred is tearing-it-up, Lynch starts his first game back.

Considering TO doesn't become a "cancer" until after his first year, this year (the only year which he's currently signed to play for the Bills) shouldn't be a problem.

Who cares? TO can throw Trent under the bus in 3 years for all it matters, especially if he's dating starlets instead of working on his game.

Vick wasn't a good QB, has been away from the game for several years, and now he has a lot of baggage. Again the only role I'd consider him for is a "Wildcat" formation every so often during a game, but that's about it. It wouldn't be worth all the distractions that come with signing him, though.

The first 4 games? Dang, that appeal must have gone horribly wrong!

Fred Taylor was a great RB. But he's outlived the normal lifespan for a RB and came off a pretty poor season.

As I've mentioned before, when Orakpo was showed-up as a redshirt sophomore, he weighed 238#. As a redshirt junior, he weighed 250#. Last year he was 263#. There's no reason to think that Maybin, who is taller (albeit by a half an inch), can't add on abuot 10-15# more to his frame.

TO has only been a help to his teams. Look at his production over his career. He only dipped below 1,000 yards receiving for a full season only in his 1st, 2nd, and 4th years, which also coincided with being the only years he didn't hit double-digits in TD's. As for the "lockerroom cancer" stuff, it has been so overblown, it's comical. Does anyone (with a brain) believe that the Cowboys are a better team without him than they were with him? Does anyone think that TO was the root of the problems with the Cowboys last year? How did the Eagles do during 2004 and during the games TO played in in 2005, versus how they played after he was suspended? And the 49'ers haven't done anything since he left. TO won't be a problem in Buffalo this year. And if he is, it's because there are problems far greater than him. Trent better produce or he's toast. With TO, Evans, Reed, Lynch, Jackson, Rhodes, Nelson, Fine, and a decent OL, there's no reason he shouldn't have a great season. And if the offense blows, Turk will join Edwards in the unemployment line, along with the rest of the offensive coaches, Dick Jauron, and maybe even some or all of the defensive coaches.

It's a rhetorical question. In the grand scheme, nothing worse can happen.

I've been saying this all along. I hope he's vocal and voices his displeasure. What's the worst that can happen?

That would be like Bungles fans rubbing it in our faces that they got Coles and we got TO.

Fixed it for you.

And good thing for Starks there was no deadly gun locked in a box in the trunk of his car. He should be free and clear from the Commish.