timba

There are three O line configurations that I could see the Bills moving to (assuming they sign Incognito and everybody else gets healthy). Situation 1: LT - FA/Draft Pick LG - Levitre C - Wood RG - Incognito RT - Butler Wood is moved over to his college position, Levitre can continue to grow into as a guard, and Incognito brings the nasty. We get some depth as Hangman would be moving to C, G backup. The questions would be 'Can Butler stay healthy?' 'What are we getting to address the LT position?' Situation 2: LT - FA/Draft Pick LG - Levitre C - Hangman RG - Wood RT - Butler This situation would be about maintaining stability in the middle of the line and building out from there. Incognito would be coming off the bench as a backup. Still have the question marks with Butler and at LT. Situation 3: LT - FA/Draft Pick LG - Incognito C - Hangman RG - Wood RT - Levitre We could still maintain some consistency in the center of the line with wood, hangman, and incognito. Levitre got some reps at T this year and didn't seem like he was overmatched. An offseason of reps will do wonders for Levitre as during the season he just stepped in and was solid. We would be removing having to rely on Butler and allow him to come off the bench (less of a chance for him to get hurt) where he now has experience to play G, T. The question would remain about the LT position but we'd be down to one.

Well done! I got a good laugh from it!

They're taking all the steps necessary to put the team on the right track. Yes it was a horrible season, and the topic was beaten to death as the season went on. Lets look to a potentially brighter future and forget this last decade of football shenanigans.

As much as I believe we need to build the lines to get moving in the right direction, I would love Rolando McClain.

What's our voting quota?

We apologize again for the fault in the losing season. Those responsible for sacking the people who have just been sacked have been sacked.

So they want to ban the long term strategy of keeping their players healthy for the playoffs? Absurd.

Let the frenzy commence!

Like Omon or Wright!

Assuming 5 is average, I'd give him a 4. This wasn't a really good performance. He looked like a player getting his first start. He does look like he has some talent that can be developed. On one hand he was looking off the defense to get a couple guys open, but on the other he missed a couple open guys today. He did show some pocket presence and didn't get rattled from taking a few hits. Let's see what he can do behind a healthy line.

Actually, the criticism is for him not trying to break it up. That IS part of a WR's responsibility. If the WR can't catch it, make sure it's not a turnover. Basics....

He was watching the ball fall short... I expect his 6.5 million dollar butt to adjust and make a play. I don't care HOW crappy the team around him his. For that kind of money he better go 100% every single play he's on the field.

bad throw by brohm, worse effort by TO

I wouldn't if I were Cleveland.

I was so pissed at the commentators for making a big deal out of that Schobel hit on Brady. How DARE he fall towards the mighty ones legs when he had his own taken out from under him.

I'm willing to accept a couple of penalties for a guy getting too into it. I like the sounds of the Incognito, Wood, Levitre interior line. MMMmmmm push up front.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/page/BUF/buffalo-bills Scroll down for the list of injured bills.

I'm fine with the kickers and punters working outdoors. I think the QB's and receivers should get some reps out there as well. Running around in the snow affects the timing on patterns and guys need to be familiar with catching a freezing cold ball. I think the whole team should do warm ups outside just to be used to moving around in all different weather types.

She definitely plays the hot mom role very well. Actually if I recall his actual step mother is a looker as well.

A 2 score lead has not been sufficient in the past, and it wasn't last game either.

I've been a supporter of dance mode for a while, but he's just not bringing it on the field. Mr. Action has been our best back all year, and I'm glad that he got the start this week.

About time somebody is making the ladies man up.

Would you accept that some could successfully work around bad o-line play as opposed to making them good?

You're talking about going from Tom Brady to Matt Cassel. There is definitely a difference in talent there. Sacks are a result of everybody in the offense, not just the line. It shouldn't be the only stat examined when evaluating how effective a line is. The real question is would a better line make Brady better? In regards to Matt Ryan, yes he was picked first, but they didn't bring him in without also getting their line up to snuff (by drafting a LT) and also bringing in Michael Turner.