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I think his comments actually take the class and integrity of Jets' fans up a notch or two.

FWIW, Thurman Thomas speculated it could have related to criticisms he levied on Braylon Edwards via Twitter--- although, even Thurman said this would be really weak on their part. Several NFL players follow him, so maybe it's possible. There was definitely no smack coming out of OBD.

Youtube highlights are admittedly skewed toward the positive, but has anyone seen Iowa play with Stanzi under center? I was pretty impressed by him by all accounts. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4x2UUWgv1NQ

He's kidding, this isn't for real. At least, that's how I perceive The Situation.

Trade him for Joique Bell and an 8th.

Yes, I agree. I'm surprised you caught that.

Come on, you aren't literally a caricature, right? Even if you talk like this you don't actually type this way? Please.

Does this mean you're going to fit us with cement shoes* and make us sleep with the Dolphins? *I think Kelsay has an extra pair

It was hinted at before, but I think he openly admitted it afterward.

I can't believe that's the part of my post that you responded to--- I and others are repeating it to show you that it's unappreciated and annoying. Seriously, you are the biggest troll here and no one likes you. You proved it, again, with this reply.

You're absolutely right--- it is beyond unbelievable that the Saints acquired a QB like Drew Brees via free agency. The odds had to be 1/1,000,000,000. If the Bills do not target the best available QB in this upcoming draft I'll be despondent. (for the record, this is NOT sarcasm)

I don't know what that makes them---- maybe a little desperate. Kelsay was average at DE and so far he's worse at OLB. If you really are friends with him tell him that there are many fans (me included) that sincerely hope he does well. That's 100% honest, I want him to succeed, and I would like him to know that. His character and hard work do not go unnoticed. The only reason anyone gives you a hard time is that you are aggressively condescending, especially when you back yourself into a corner on unpopular issues. The whole "get a clue" thing is beyond obnoxious.

I just think he should get more than 4 games to state his case. Plus, there are actual respected people in the NFL that have actual respect for his actual potential as an NFL head coach, not some dunce on a message board claiming to be his friend that thinks he is a great DE/OLB deserving $24 million. "Get a cluuuuuuuuuuuuuuuueeeee." I said several times I don't hate Kelsay... I'm just not in love with him like you are. $24 million is a lot of money, although it probably won't all be paid out. I really wish Nix and Gailey, and whomever else, did not agree that this was in the best interest of the team.

I wish I was in his fantasy league, I could start Ryan Denney and make a killing.

I never liked Jauron, that's for sure--- I'm only saying he has a certain modicum of respect around the league. It's not unreasonable to admit this and still be skeptical that he can succeed here as head coach. If he doesn't pan out, well... more phantom rebuilding. I'm not going to yell, but why did the Bills extend a sh***y DE/OLB at an exorbitant price when it's likely no other team would sign him for one year at the veteran minimum? "Get a clue".

I don't even hate Diedorf or anything, but sometimes he lets a few gems out like that. Priceless.

You can't just say "Pioli didn't want him" when there is plenty of evidence that it is literally true that he did... and nobody really cares if you're sticking up for your friend Kelsay. Cowher wouldn't publicly and professionally stake his reputation on "sticking up for his friend". It's a little different than ranting on a message board.

Pioli wanted to hire Gailey as Head Coach in KC, but was (justifiably) afraid that the hire wouldn't excite the fans. So, when Todd Haley was hired, although Gailey was held over from the previous coaching regime, it was decided that the 2 had conflicting offensive philosophies. So he was fired, which was less of a mess than the similar situation in Buffalo at that time considering Haley's experience calling plays for the Cardinals explosive offense from mid 2007-08.

If Scott Pioli wanted to hire Gailey as head coach in Kansas City, Bill Cowher suggested to the Steelers' brass that his successor should be Chan Gailey, and Jerry Jones admits to regretting firing Gailey after only 2 years in Dallas doesn't that literally mean he is "well respected"? It doesn't mean he is a good coach, exactly, but those 3 examples alone prove it is a fact he is "well respected"--- "well respected" being subjective, anyway. "Get a clue".

Dude, Kelsay had 9 points in his fantasy league. So, uh, yeah--- I think he did okay!

Lassie got cut last week and is backing up in Jax... if Garrard struggles or gets hurt we may be watching Lassie whether there's a blackout or not.

This is a put on, right? It has literally unconceivable to be real.

Now he's posting in every thread (including one which he started today) sarcastic comments about how the Bills just need a little "hard work"to fix things--- he's mocking Gailey and Nix by distilling their philosophy down to this oversimplification. I thought that's why he loves Kelsay so much--- because he's such a hard worker?

Is TO the answer to our woes? No? Then who cares? I don't think he's washed up, I think in 2009 he was the victim of an inept offense and sometimes his concentration lacked because of it, and I think he can help a good team get better in 2010. He was a good teammate and a good Buffalo Bill in the midst of a miserable era. But for the 2010 Bills and beyond he is virtually worthless. By the time the team is good enough to properly utilize him he will likely be washed up.

The '85 team had no quarterback, was poorly coached, and was an odd mix of inexperienced youth and decent veterans. There was no way to know that the young guys on that team would blossom into good to great players they eventually evolved into. Obviously, major changes occurred over the next 3 years that turned also rans into perennial contenders thanks to Bill Polian. Even though there are some talented names on that list I think the 2010 Bills are probably as talented or more so, and certainly better coached. Gailey at least has established credibility in the NFL... Bullough's only notoriety is having sucked as the Bills' HC in 1985. Whether or not he's added to the trash heap of Stephenson, Bullough, Mularkey, Williams, Jauron, et al remains to be seen.