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Right. Because he was totally blanketed against the best cover guys in the league the last few years right?

Google "asap", genius.

Point taken Doc, but I still believe the Bills messed up the Peters situation as much as he did himself. And maybe Glenn isn't cut from the same cloth as him either. Point is, the Bills are way under the cap, with not a lot of big players to re-sign. They need to start locking up their talent instead of perpetually plugging one hole while creating another.

I think everyone subconsciously thinks he should be good because he has a tough sounding name. Or maybe that's just me. I also thought Jamie Nails was going to be a perennial all-pro.

He's a hidden gem at this point. A good team would lock him up long term asap. Which means, he'll be leaving Buffalo for free agency in a couple of years.

We'll wait on your research for that one, buddy. Very good analysis, in my opinion. I've always thought QB pressures are more indicative of DE play than sack total.

He's an excellent player. People who don't realize that really don't know much about football and its pointless trying to convince them otherwise.

For the record, the Bills don't win this game without Fred Jackson on the last drive.

His best game as a pro was the "home" game against the Skins in his rookie year. He was ineffective last year, and nothing special on Sunday. I was a big fan of his coming out of college, but he should be getting better, not worse. And the fact that Kyle Williams is a shadow of his former self doesn't help either. This vaunted D-line of ours is a mirage and, along with the LBs, the biggest reason why this team sucked last year. Not Fitz, not a lack of CJ, not ****-for-brains McKelvin. I hope Pettine can turn things around but that remains to be seen.

Fred is still better than CJ. Yes, I said it. He's been getting the shaft his whole career here. All he does is produce more than whatever first round glamour pick is supposed to be better than him. I love Spiller's explosiveness and think he's a hell of a player, but Fred Jackson has the most unique ability of any running back I've seen here in a long time. He's not the fastest, nor the strongest, but he just gets it done. I think its a combination of elusiveness, patience, and just great football instincts.

Awesome! Drew Magary is hilarious I sent one of those emails he's referencing

This is the funniest series I've read on the internet in a while. Today they roast the Bills.. http://deadspin.com/why-your-team-sucks-2013-buffalo-bills-1221055397

Gilmore really tied the D together.

Great. Joe theismann is doing colour. He's the absolute worst. Wonder if he mentions tedy bruschi.

Stevie.. http://www.nfl.com/videos/buffalo-bills/0ap2000000101298/Colts-defense-fumble-recovery

Coming up this fall on buffalobills.com....the Leo and Kiko show, starring Leodis McKelvin and Kiko Alonso. Free tickets given out to those who can translate.

Now that is just awesome. "Surely you must be joking." "No I'm not. And don't call me Shirley."

Buddy's bro hug needs work. He had the "Did I just get violated?" look on his face.

I like how he carries himself here. Confident, but not douchey.

This is only partially true. Missing on a top 10 pick isn't as bad financially, granted. But, historically speaking, there are a few good players you have missed out on that get drafted within the next handful of picks you now don't have a chance in acquiring.

Mini-byes...I like that term. Having said that...good teams don't B word about the schedule. I'd rather be a team that has a "bring them on" mentality than a "let's get them when they're tired/not ready" way of thinking.

I see what you're saying, but reason has nothing to do with it. His job is to get his client the most money, regardless of where its coming from. Everyone thought it was ridiculous that Peters wanted to renegotiate and ask for as much money as he did. But he did eventually get it, so in terms of doing his job, Eugene Parker hit one out of the park.

An agent's job is to get his client as much money as possible. Not to give a hometown discount to your favourite team. So, in terms of Jason Peters, he's a great agent. And if he can negotiate a long term deal for Byrd to make him the highest paid safety in the league, then he'll have done his job again. Seriously people, we have cap room, and the money is not coming out of your pocket. You need to stop looking at whether he's worth what he's asking and look at it who he's gonna be replaced with.

Couldn't this be construed as good news? I mean, if he didn't want to be here, he could have just signed it and left next year, right? Instead, he wants to sign long-term. Unless he's angling for a trade..

Because we're going from a guy who doesn't know how phones work, to a guy who doesn't know how emails work. That's progress, isn't it?