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They shouldn't have drafted McKelvin in the first place with Greer due an extension and willing to return to Buffalo. Also, Florence was signed after Greer left for New Orleans--- 2009 was his first with the Bills. I don't think it was about money, only another poor personnel decision leading to another wasted draft pick.

Refusing to re-sign Greer is one of my least favorite Bills' moves of this past decade of inept roster moves. This is exactly the kind of play I will always associate with Clements.

One move for which I've never regretted the Bills making or not making was the refusal to re-sign Clements. I don't want to pile on the guy, but geeze, what a bonehead for giving this game away by not protecting the ball. What a "Playmaker". http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/09000d5d81b0632a/White-chases-down-Clements-pokes-out-ball

Unfortunately, Whitner's in his "prime". Eddie was quite a few years past his, so Donte's was worse.

I don't want to "troll" him, but where's NaPolian8693???? I'm his biggest fan and cannot even possibly begin to imagine what his thoughts are on his favorite converted DE/OLB's performance in this game.

He spelled rebuild 3 different ways, each of them incorrect. I'm sure he had a few...

There haven't been many trades like that in the past 25 years, but it's awesome that in such a gigantic 3 team trade the Bills easily made out the best.

Yeah, if Ralph had his way. I guess whatever Ralph says goes.

Which is why I agreed there was a lot of luck in acquiring players like Kelly, Bruce, Andre (and others like Ritcher and Talley, etc.) prior to Polian's arrival.

Polian was not the GM in 1985, Stew Barber drafted and signed Bruce. It's true that Polian got Kelly signed in '86, but he didn't draft him. That was my point.

It's funny because Polian is only responsible for Thurman out of the group you mention, even though he always gets credit for building that team. In fact, the core of the SB teams was brought in before Polian, although he filled the roster with all of the great role players that really made that era so good. It very well may have been luck.

"Kelsy was upfield and that surprised Mangold..." I think even Kelsay was surprised he was able to get upfield. There was no need for a hold because he usually takes himself out of the play all on his own.

"When you look at Ryan Fitzpatrick, you are looking at the quarterback of the Buffalo Bills." -Dan Dierdorf, 10/3/2010

Even more disturbing than the penalty is Florence's "booyah" celebration rather than look for the bouncing ball he could have easily caught. Of course, it wouldn't have counted but a little awareness would've been nice.

I think (re:hope) the only thing stopping the Bills from moving Wood over to Center at this point is his continuing recovery from the broken leg he suffered last year. He's still being spelled for a few plays here and there (even an entire series in the NE game) and it's a little more important to have continuity at the Center position.

Yeah, I apologized for "busting your balls" not for calling you gay. I only asked you why you're so into Kelsay. As for being embarrassed... are you not embarrassed after your post after post of the same crap? I just think you're weird. And there are clearly a ton of posters that agree. I'm sure you're a cool dude and all, but playing this game where you keep insisting someone threw slurs at you is pretty douchey. Ever watch Seinfeld?

I didn't call you gay, and if you choose to be flattered for being recognized as a moron... awesome! That's a gold star for you! Actually, you're more or less the only poster posting at this time of night, hence the multiple responses. And you also define "troll" for all intents and purposes. Look it up!

I agree 100% To be clear, there were previous commenters concerned about his attitude in light of these comments including some in this thread... that's what I was referring to.

Dude, if anyone is a troll, it's you. It's late and TSW has very little activity, however. I'll refrain from responding to your million and one threads on the same subject. Ha, no worries... it wasn't clear from my post.

Obviously I don't have a problem with Levi or his comments, as evidenced by my posts in this thread. However, the number of Twitter followers he has is not relevant to whether or not has displayed a bad attitude. If he had a bad attitude regarding being cut by the Bills was the concern of several in the event of his rejoining the team. If you want to use straw man insults heaved upon you, be my guest. I only question why you are so into Kelsay as a legitimate starting OLB for the next 4 years. I apologize if you feel harassed in anyway, it is entirely unintentional. Good luck in all your future endeavors.

I'm parroting NaPolian8693's manlove for Chris Kelsay from the million threads he's started on the subject... in other words, sarcasm.

Like I said, "not that there's anything wrong with that". I just don't understand why you're so into him. You know, like everyone else here stuck in "group think" that thinks you're being weird.

Why can't you accept what Whitner has contributed to this organization? I don't get the hate. He deserves to be extended, IMHO.

I don't hate Kelsay at all, but you seem to love him to an absolutely unhealthy degree. It's telling that you use the phrase "handful" when referring to your honey bear. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

And of course, whether or not he has a bad attitude is completely dependent on the number of people following him on social networking websites. For the record, I don't think he has a bad attitude at all, but as with virtually all of your posts, logic and reason reside solely in " fantasyland".