billsfreak

The only way Tebow becomes a Buffalo Bill (especially anything higher than a 4th round pick) is if they replaced a bunch of idiots in the front office with a bigger bunch of idiots. He isn't going to be NFL quarterback, except maybe in a Wildcat formation and that is more than clear.

Not sure how you can put one of, if not the crappiest products in the entire NFL on the field for over a decade, and raise the prices. I guess it is time for the fans to pay for T.O.'s contract from last season. They are still, I guess the second cheapest ticket in the NFL, so if Ralph allows them to spend the extra money on making this team a contender, and not slide it into his wallet like he is so prone to do, it really won't be a problem, but that is a big if. This just increases the need for them to make at least one big move in free agency, if not more than one, since it is going to be tough to sell season tickets, as it was last year until T.O. signed. Let's hope Ralph puts the extra ticket money as well as the millions he has received for selling out a home game to Toronto, towards making this team a winner, and he will start to get the fanbase back into his corner, because as of right now, he has to be one of the most disliked people in Western New York, and justifiably so.

I agree, we have too many holes to give up a bunch of picks to fill one hole. Also, moving up that high adds millions to the rookie contract, and Ralphie wouldn't have that.

More like a greedy move. My pockets over our fans!

Seeing how we have gone longer than any team in the league without making the playoffs, we should be Desperate!

No way anyone gives up a QB the quality of McNabb AND a first round pick for even the #1 overall pick. It isn't going to happen.

As several media outlets have said, the Bills like to make one somewhat major move each off season to appease the fanbase, and the hiring of this coaching staff did anything but that. I expect (hope) they make at least one big move (McNabb, Vick, etc.) to improve this team. It might take awhile though, until they see the decline again in season ticket sales then they will feel forced to make a move, although it may be ill advised like the T.O. signing last year.

Maybe we can bring in Michelle Kwan too.

I am all for bringing in McNabb, but they don't have to dump TO, they don't have him under contract.

If we picked up a guy that started for 3 years here, that would be more than we have had in years. We have been on somewhat of a 1.5 year turn around at starting quarterback for awhile now.

When they traded for Bledsoe, it wasn't his fault that it didn't work. If you remember he broke alot of Kelly's single season records and wound up in the Pro Bowl.

Let's hope it works out for him and the team. Go Hokies!

You can buy the most powerful wax and shine the heck out of a turd but it is still a turd.

2006? See link below: http://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/

You really need to make an appointment with a shrink. You can't just say we need to trade this guy and this guy and there is automatically some team there throwing picks at the Bills for them. Think this way, we are one of the worst 5 teams in the NFL (being kind here), and these guys aren't good enough to play here? Yet they will be good enough to play elsewhere and get good draft picks for them? You need help.

You obviously didn't read the article or listen to the interview, he was talking about his time in Atlanta and how he took everything for granted. Some people are going read/hear what they want when it comes to certain subjects. In fact, the more time goes on, I think getting Vick and drafting a LT might be the best move the Bills have made in years. I have never been a fan of his, but he does have more talent in his sleep than anyone one our roster does at their best.

Link? (I just had to do it, have seen so many retarded post just saying "Link?"). The same people that post their opinions want a link for everyone elses.

He has been terrorizing Bills fans for quite a few years now. Read the whole post and you might see the sarcasm in that statement. Just making my point that serving in WWII has absolutely nothing to do with running an NFL franchise the correct way-and that is more than obvious.

I think the quarterback that has the best chance of succeeded here considering the environment is Jimmy Clausen. I am starting to think that they should push to get Vick or McNabb and sign a franchise Left Tackle, if they can do it without screwing it up again (another Mike Williams pick).

If I am going to just give 50 bucks away it will be to a good charity, not a betting firm. 100-1 is kinda generous isn't it? I guess they need to reel in a few suckers to ensure they have a good profit.

Really, he would be more powerful if his name was condom, at least nothing would get past him. Apparently the individual who started this post never heard of Drew Rosenhaus, the wonderful gentleman who got #81 6.5 million here last season.

You made everyone's point. I haven't seen anyone say that Ralph hasn't done anything-ever? But look at the things you listed in your post, they almost all are two decades old. As far as keeping a team in a economically dying market, with the revenue sharing in the NFL, you can make millions in any market. He used to be a great owner, so did Al Davis (with a case full of Lombardi Trophies), but now they are two of the worst, if not the two worst, and both need to go.

It is rare that being arrested could be a good thing, but it must have been that day, at least in hindsight.

Seeing them cancel Ralph's half time presentation of this HOF Ring because they were afraid the booing would be too intense.

Not sure what service in WWII has to do with being an NFL owner? Timothy McVie served in the Iraq War (believe he was pretty decorated too, Purple Heart?) before he bombed the Federal Building in Oklahoma City (O.K. maybe a little harsh comparison). Not slamming veterans (I did over 20 years in the Navy myself and still work for the Navy), but not finding the connection between running an NFL Team and serving in the military.