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Male prostitue. The money is awesome.

This does reflect that Whaley is a good evaluator of talent. He did not get to pick his coaches.

Mead looks a little tired in that photo. I guess he is a bit stressed out.

The Rams will decide if the “case” is meritorious but I find it hard to believe they will pay an as of yet unproven talent that kind of money.

The Rams would be insane to pay him that kind of money. You would have to think that internal to the team it would create problems.

The Bills organization did things some were made public and some were not to help Dareus outside of football. He’s benefiting from a new scene? He said he was benefiting from what the Bills were doing for a period of time. The real question is whether he will sustain this “refreshed” perspective on life and whether his on the field performance shines as a result.

The sad thing is that for all he has accomplished On the field of football it’s impossible to have any respect for him. It’s not just a Buffalo Newengland thing. There have been plenty of other fierce competitors of the Bills I (and we as fans) do respect. Going back some years take a guy like Larry Czonka. Back in an era when RB’s were the toast of the league and smash mouth football was the norm that guy was as good as they got. I hated him on gameday but can admire what he did as a player. There is no such thing with Brady. At his core I believe he is a cheater and will do anything to shift the advantage to himself. The same is true of his coach and the culture in NE. It is detestable and not worthy of respect.

Line after line after line in that movie are just gold. It is truly a work of comedic genius.

Though hardly any wiser...

I wonder if cheap NYPA electricity is a part of the equation.

No doubt that the selection of coordinators in combination with the presence of a solid QB makes or breaks a HC. I think this is especially the case with the choice of coordinator who does not align with the HC’s specialty and background.

Kodak now jumps into block chain technology and their stock has exploded as a result. Apparently, they plan to use the technology to protect copyrights and royalties associated with images, photographs and art. Will RaChaCha become a new center of blockchain technology or will this idea fizzle?

Yeah Mathews and Benjamin really did not get a chance to prove themselves this year. The team still lacks a true #1 as it is a stretch to say either of those guys fits that role. Not to mention they may not sign Mathews to a contract depending on what he may get as he hits FA market. On top of this Zay Jones had a hugely productive college career that has not translated to the pros. How much of this he owns vs how much the system or Tyrod’s play comes into the equation is left up to question.

Discussion on WGR arctually points to some valid reasons why a new OC is unlikely this offseason. The primary points are: The QB situation is a complete unknown. There is no guarantee the Bills land a top FA or a top prospect in the draft No OC worth their salt is going to come to a team with the QB position that is that undetermined and cloudy The Bills can’t tip their hand on offensive and draft strategies to outside OC candidates. They will not be able to say either way that they will aggressively pursue a QB either through FA or the draft. Even if they do, the Bills fate probably involves a willing partner in the situation. The WR corps is a mess. So not only does the OC need to fix the QB role he would have to rebuild the WR position Shady is getting old by NFL RB standards as are Incognito and Woods. No guarantee that the ground game remains solid in Buffalo. McDermott is not a high profile coach who will “lift” the career of an OC that has his sights on a HC job The Bills have talent gaps on both sides of the ball. Which do they give priority to? No OC will want to come in if the Bills state that their priority is to first address the gaps on the D side of the ball. The more I think about the above the more it would seem that the Bills have a very weak hand when it comes to the idea of brining in a “known” entity at OC. Maybe some “up and comer” takes a flier but even that seems unlikely given there are not a lot of tools in the toolbox to work with. Thoughts?

Yes, and it’s very lovely and busty.

Typically shorter than a chinawoman

really this ^^^^ I can’t believe both will be back.

Oh, he watches lots of videos with “hot dogs” in them.

Well it’s good to see that the front office is not getting too much rest. While I hate that the season is now over, the upcoming months should be very interesting. The Bills must “win” this offseason if the ship is really going to get headed in the right direction. They have a large number of roster holes to fill.

Didn’t he go senile and impotent? Well, we should still wish the geezer a very happy birthday!!!!!!

Hopefully this idiotic table jumping practice has run its course.

Who cares? Both of them are likely to be out of the NFL shortly.

Not enough time to list the billions.

What else can he say? It reflects poorly to prospective teams to bad mouth your current situation. He may stay but I would have to believe it would come with a discussion about an expanded role in the offense.