Kingfish

Why? Because with Butler's sudden retirement the Bills NEEDED to sign a veteran RT stop gap and as luck would have it 2010 is possibly the worst UFA class ever? What the hell are they supposed to do?

Really? You do realize that the Raiders were one of the better teams at running the ball the last 3 years right?

Can we at least wait and see what Greens contract actually looks like before we B word and moan about "3 years 9 million"?

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=ArUc...n&type=lgns Not a whole lot of help at the Bills positions of need.

Tebow may never be an elite NFL QB but I think he'll be a successful system QB in the league.

Actually the Raiders line has been pretty good at run blocking the last three seasons.

I can't believe people are so distraught over the Bills not overpaying for FAs in the worst offseason of UFAs that I've ever seen.

He is? On swing passes he never catches the ball cleanly or in stride and on pitch outs he never turns up the field.

Better than them overpaying and then cutting him a year later.

"All the good players" are RFAs.

Judging by his tweets I wouldn't be shocked at all if we signed Kassim Osgood over the next 48 hours.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/...-play-receiver/ Sounds like it could be Buffalo. The Bills need a WR and Nix is certainly be familiar with Osgood.

Didn't the Bills try to sign him once before? I know they tried to get Pickett a few years ago.

Wasn't Taylor known as bit of a nutcase in Baltimore? That being said I'd still love to exchange Lynch for him.

True but would Jamal opt to go be a back-up for probably less money in Pitt over being a starter and making more money with one of the teams desperate for a true NT like Williams?

You really think that Jamal Williams would got to Pitt and back up Casey Hampton? I'm just curious as to why you would think that?

I bet the Colts would like him as a cheap replacement for Gary Brackett.

According to profootballfocus.com Gaither was the 6th best LT in 2008 and the 4th best in 2009. http://www.profootballfocus.com/by_positio...&numgames=1

I think he would. His choices are either stay in Baltimore for at least one season and make a couple million dollars or sign a long term deal with Buffalo for a boatload of guaranteed money.

I was hoping the Bills would make a play for him too that yeartoo. I really think the Bills are going to consider this. Gaither is a proven NFL LT who is still only 23!

Isn't this the safest move if the Bills are determined to pick a LT at 9? http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/...der-on-gaither/

Does he really have a choice? The Bills only have so many draft picks, which will only produce so many legit NFL players, while there are only so many free agents, and only so many valuable trade commodities available to Buddy this offseason. It would be nice if there was a way for the Bills to get Bulaga, Dan Williams, Sean Witherspoon, Mcnabb, Charles Brown, Dansby, and Boldin and fill every need with a long term solution or proven impact player but the truth is that it is impossible to accomplish in one offseason.

"And how do you know that I'm not black?"

Buddy has repeatedly stated that we can't fill every hole in just one season so which needs does everyone think will be stop gapped this season?

They talked to Sean Witherspoon and Everson Griffen for sure.