billsfreak

Probably wonder what his hot DOG looks like!

I have a Ryan Fitzpatrick peso? I think it came free with my Ralph Wilson ear wax puller.

If you are going to go that route, you might as well bring in Rick Mirer, Ryan Leaf or Cade McNown.

If the Bills ever won the SuperBowl I would probably be in some tropical island spending money from the 4 big lotteries I just won, with my new wife Alyssa Milano, my other wife Jennifer Love Hewitt and would be getting ready to celebrate my 125th birthday by posing for Playgirl!

We also accomodated O.J. to the 49ers. I don't think you will get enough for Schobel to compensate for the gaping hole it would leave. I would tell him "You have been a great teammate, but if you want to win, you will have to do it here." To that he might say "You have been telling me that for a decade, now get a decent team around me for a change!"

Maybe if they play in Miami, Dallas, Houston, San Diego, etc. Wives from Texas don't normally enjoy living in tropical paradises like Buffalo.

Are you clueless or what? Schobel overweight? If anything he has been underweight for DE, and has excelled with hard work. Nagging injuries? Please, he had a broken foot in 2008 and tried to play on that, other than that he has played in 16 games every other year of his career. Might help if you research a little before voicing your opinion, might take less of a beating-open mouth, insert foot.

Hopefully he sticks it out for a couple more years to see what this new regime brings. We already have too many major holes to lose one of our best 2 or 3 players, would be another major hole to fill.

I kinda agree, I always felt the one thing that set his career in a downward spiral was Mularkey yanking him in and out every time he threw a bad pass and put Holcomb in.

I would be happy as a pig in dung if McNabb came here. As far as signing Hampton if possible, that might be the smartest move this organization made in years. Switching to the 3-4 defense, instantly made the NT position one of the most critical needs on the roster. If they could sign him, it would leave them open to use their draft picks elsewhere, and unlike the draft with Hampton you know what you are getting, you never really know that in the draft-you can only guess or project. Would also be a good change to sing a top notch free agent before he is on the down side of his career for a change.

Until LT is 55 years old we can forget it!

He could probably start here?

Is there more than one Hamden on the roster? If not, you really need to seek help, those drugs are addictive.

My Directv has MSNBC in HD down here in Virginia?

NBC is going for ratings as they always do and always should. I would prefer to watch in HD also, but they can't aim for the small percentage of American TV viewers that like hockey, there is a much, much higher percentage that like skating and skiing.

Isn't the off season fun?

When you have our owner, there is always a salary cap.

Pretty good draft, but if they aren't going to trade for a vet qb who can be there for 3 years at least, and they wait another year to draft a QB, who will in turn take a couple years to develop, we haven't made progress. You need a qb to win in this league, and if they wait a year and then start to develop a rookie, by the time he is ready, these lineman you just drafted will be ready to leave via Free Agency. So with the retirement of Butler, just adding another whole to the many we already have, it is really looking to me at least, that signing a vet qb (McNabb) may be the best option. You aren't going to get a whole offensive line via free agency, they tried that a few years ago, so it might be best to continue with what they started last year of building an OL through the draft.

That is too funny, but sad too, because it is true.

Sounds like his true love is politics anyway, but is just another blow to the worst line in the NFL. Kinda increases the odds of them drafting an OT instead of a QB, but at least he didn't pull a Favre and wait until the last minute. At least he gave them enough notice before the draft. Could be he thought he had a better chance of winning whatever he goes into outside of the NFL than he does with the Bills.

'Along with almost normal sized ears and multiple Lombardi Trophies.

I think the point of your post that is buried underneath alot of words trying to convince yourself that Gailey is the guy, is a good one in that "Anything Can Happen." I am also behind this guy and his staff, I just am not going to throw accolades his way or put his name on the wall at the stadium until they actually accomplish something. It has been a long decade of losing, so some of us aren't willing to just forget the past and act Ralph got it right this time, when only time will tell.

Pretty depressing isn't it?

His last year with us was 2000.

When you think about it, the Bills and Raiders have more than a couple things in common: 1. They both have Hall of Fame owners who are only a shell of what they used to be in the old AFL days, and both should have sold their teams years ago. 2. Both draft towards the top every year and have nothing but busts to show for it for the most part. 3. The best two players on both teams just might be the punters and kickers. 4. The two franchises are the biggest jokes in the NFL. 5. And for some reason, they have two of the most die hard, loyal fanbases in the NFL-we must love abuse.