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Yes I recall you hawking Boldin before. A guy who like TO is certainly talented, but who has had injury issues, has been trying to get traded out of Arizona for years, and who pulled a stunt worse than anything TO ever did in the NFCCG. And we don't even know if the Cards are trying to trade him. Just like we don't know if the Chefs are actually trying to trade Gonzalez. You can mentally masturbate about adding this player or that, but if they're not available, it's pointless. And what draft pick would you be willing to give-up for Gonzalez? Besides, since TO is a short-term fix (or not even, as you claim), why add another short-term fix? Just like why add another unstable personality (Mike Martz) to the equation? It's not like we can go back in time.

He's as much of a short-term fix as Gonzalez would be. But hey, where you're concerned, the best player is the one who doesn't currently play for the Bills.

The fatal flaw with your premise afcfan1 is that TO isn't a cancer in his first year with his new team. And that's based on an "entire career worth of evidence." [/thread]

I doubt they'd offer more than a 4th rounder for TG, considering that's all it took for them to get Moss.

So are your posts. But think of it this way Mr. WEO: the less time TO spends with the Bills players, the less time he has to "rip the lockerroom apart."

Let's see it translate onto the field. And BTW, did Dwight Drane ever pay-up on that bet that Hardy would get arrested before the end of the season (or some time frame like that)?

I thought it was because people magically become impaired in Buffalo?

Depends on whether you want a short- or long-term fix.

BTW, profootballtalk.com has known about this since at least yesterday and hasn't mentioned it at all. Considering the hard-on they get whenever TO does anything that may seem improper, that's saying something.

QB play was a big problem last year. Trent has a lot to prove and has no more excuses.

"Thedirty.com" Nuff said.

Depends on the offers he was getting, or not getting. Vet minimum to be a backup is still a pretty good gig, versus being unemployed and making nothing.

This is what RotoWorld had to say about Goff signing with the Chefs: http://www.rotoworld.com/content/playerpag...=NFL&id=575

Actually I haven't read your blog at all, just selected articles that have been posted here or elsewhere. My apologies and I guess I'll have to start reading it.

Fine, I stand corrected. Now that you've established that you "love TO," what do you see him doing for the Bills? Is there any article you've written about the good things he'll bring to the team? I am willing to admit that my misconceptions are based on what I've read from you and I might have missed some articles.

Ah, so Peters playing ST's and TE (i.e. NOT OT) is the big difference? Good one.

It has nothing to do with "more energy reporting." It has to do with ANY reporting on Evans, a la "Owens didn't attend workouts, but neither did fellow starting WR Lee Evans."

I can read people pretty well, Tim. I've read many of your articles and I know that you just don't like TO. I know you'll deny it, but based on your articles, it's pretty obvious. I personally don't buy the "I was too busy to write..." stuff when it's supposed to be your job to report on stories concerning the AFC East. You reported on him missing workouts, yet the AP reports that he's in DC tonight and thus has an excuse. So let's hear your take on TO and what he will or won't do for the Bills. Also why, if you chose to admit it, you don't like him.

Just because the Bills didn't know about it doesn't mean it wasn't. And was Owens just lounging at home on Monday and Tuesday? Would it have made you media types feel better if he'd attended all 3 workouts, flown out this evening, flown back on a redeye, and attended the rest of the workouts? Why no mention of Lee Evans, Owens' fellow starting WR, missing the voluntary workouts? Should HE get to know Owens? Does ESPN instruct you guys to spend most of your time talking about the same inane topics ad nauseum?

Looks like it.

You mean like Peters did his rookie season?

I think that drafting a Mack or Wood in the 2nd and playing him at guard is a good move. And if Hangman doesn't workout, you slide him over to center.

For 2nd round? Sure.

When I heard Trent claim that, I literally did this . Sorry, I misspoke. Trent wasn't named the starter after JP's injury in the first game of 2007. He got several starts and then the team went back to JP. Then they went back to Trent.

Yeah, but look at those yards!