Never NEVER Give-up

This mock shows a complete lack of knowledge - I'm tuning out until 6pm tomorrow.

The problem with guys like you using the stalls for #1 is that way too many of you have bad aim and when some poor guy has to use a stall for real business, he first has to mop up your mess - when there is little-to-no time to spare!

By need: DE, OT, OG/C, LB, DB/S then TE By talent available this year (there is no real sure thing in DEs in this draft, I'd rather we sign Taylor or shock the world and sign Peppers): OT, OG/C, LB/DE, TE, DB/S

per Dallas Morning News: 'Williams offered no excuses for his Buffalo years but he did say it wasn't easy playing for three different line coaches in his four seasons as well as two different head coaches. And maybe, he said, thinking he had to carry the hopes and dreams of a franchise on his large but relatively young 22-year-old back had been a bit overwhelming. You've got to be kidding me!!!! Carrying the hopes of the franchise??!! He's blaming coaching changes on his inability to be motivated enough to play hard, "want it" and be nasty on the field. At the very least he is too nice to play pro football - he has all the tools, but coupled with a complete lack of desire, he couldn't cut it then and he probably can't cutr it now (based on the silliness of this article).

It's nice to see the FO is fishing and not sitting back. Brandon may be underestimated - remember, it's only his 2nd year.

Your theory is correct, however the Bills have never hired a high profile coach (except Knox). Saban may have been high profile back in the day - I'm a little too young to know for sure. That said, if the Bills falter, they may can Jauron (remember he'll still have two years left on his deal), but I wouldn't hold your breath on Cower & Company.

Let's face it - on a 7-9 team not many guys are untouchable.

I think we're missing the issue. We are loaded at WR, so what roster spot could Roscoe take if it is not one of the WR slots? For this reason, I believe the Bills are thinking of dealing him. I just hope it is to a crappy NFC team. I don't want to help Pittsburgh with anything. I'd also prefer a warm body in return as opposed to a Draft Choice (unless the choice is packaged with (let's say Kelsay) to go to Jacksonville for Henderson).

I can live w/the first 3 picks, but wouldn't mind Coffman. I don't see us drafting a QB or a WR at all with all of the up-front holes we have. We do need a LB, but not another big safety (named Ellison) trying to convert.

You're only focusing on 2 teams. There are plenty of other good or great teams who have non-coaches making decisions: Polian (Colts), AJ Smith (Bolts), Reinfeldt (Titans), Colbert (Steelers - SB Champs), Ravens (Newsome) & Reese (G-men) among others.

The Eagles statement is the moral equivalent of Rev Jimmy Swaggart preaching to his congregation with his pants/shorts around his ankles!

I would guess the FO thinks this would placate him in the event he doesn't gey enough balls thrown to him - so he won't complain. I would suggest the FO didn't think this through as it also encourages TO to drop some if he begins to approach 90!!!!

I heard Mouse McNally on GR55 this morning and he felt there was no way the Bills could go thru with Peters holding out again this year and that this was the best for both parties involved.

At least the Eagle players showed up to practice while they did their griping. Not like our "Pro Bowler" who tanked on himself, his teamates and the Bills' faithful.

The Bills never made a formal statement like that about Jason Peters. If they had, it very easily could have been like the Eagles statement about Brown. Verbatim. (sp?) Hypocrasy only applies to QB's and LT's I guess.

Jerry Jabber has a point - it's over. At this point it doesn't matter how JP does in Philly. In a few years we'll have to look back on this and say how did Peter's do in 2009 - 2011 & likewise how did the Bills use the picks they got for him - and how are those players performing. That is all that will matter. Right now, all the amateur bloggers and internet posters are guessing and giving their opinions. Let's check back after the 2011 season and grade this one. For now, let's look to fill our holes with quality FA's (like Jason Taylor not Bob Corkum) and the Draft next weekend!

It's over. Nothing we can do now. His crying was getting old Now it's time to concentrate on football and add some new young talent. Think of the extra money we have to spend on any new acquisitions. Peter's $4mm + the $5mm++ the FO was willing to pay him. Are you ready for some football?!

I billeve they'll sign Petrs - but only God knows when. If the Bills draft a LT - then the FO may have reached the end of the line on Peters. Bottom line is the Draft will be an indicator of how the Peters' negotiations are going.

I saw it too - in the Sporting News Mag w/ Matt Stafford on the cover. Bright guy that Willis! He also thinks the Wonderlick is performed by Gene Simmons during KISS Concerts! Good riddance! He validates the decision to trade him every single day.

It's an NFL Network game - we cannot get flexed-out of it. I'm glad I've got Fios (& the NFL Network).

Agreed - Thanks C.Buscuit97!

Some good points above. I'm ok with the Jets game in TO. The Ralph never held much of an advantage over them in the past. We should be better than the Jets this year - so we don't NEED a home-field Ad anyway. And the crowd won't necessarily be more NYC than Buff. As stated in a post above, the TO corporate crowd should have a larger presence. Buffalo fans can make a long weekend of it by leaving work a little early on Thurs and taking Fri off. NYC fans will need to take MORE time off of work and deal with the unfamiliar hassle at the border (or in airport customs).

We need to quit whining. The Bills are looking at Dominic Rhodes - if they can sign him, the RB issues will subside. Not to mention DR's effectiveness in the passing game. They need to get Peters signed and I would like them to draft Herman "Biggest Baby" Johnson to shore up the OL. Then the Bills can concentrate on the DL, LB's and the TE position + team depth. Not nearly as bad as it sometimes seems to be. We could easily be anywhere from 6-10 to 11-5. We need to go at least .500 in our division. I see no reason we can't win 2-4 games againts the Jets/Fins. We also could use a win against the Pats at home - or maybe we can surprise them in wk 1, like the Fish did last year by waiting until their game against the Pats to unveil the Wildcat - when they crushed them in NE. Outside our division, we were 7-3 in 2008. Regardless of the media comments - the AFC East is tough - where teams beat up on each other. But outside the division, teams generally aren't as good - therein lies the opportunity. Go 7-3 again + 3-3 in the division and we're 10-6. Keep hoping!!

PFW NFList Some good press for once!

Anyone? I haven't seen any posts from him on NFL.com since March 6th. What gives?