vincec

Would be worth watching.

Except no first round pick and no QB. Sorry, I just thought that had to be added to your thought.

Obviously, the good players. K Williams, Dareus, A Williams, C Glenn, etc. Buy why would they want to trade them? Makes no sense. You get rid of the guys who are not good.

Miller was a great announcer, no question. When people think of Van, they think of his play calls from the Comeback game or the 77 second comeback vs Denver or Flutie vs Denver or a bunch of other games during many, many good seasons. Give the guy some love this Sunday. Murphy has been hindered a little by not having much to work with on the field, IMO. If the Bills ever do something we'll see if he can properly commemorate the moment.

Me too. Maybe he was with Urbik when they ...

These clips don't make the Vikings offensive line look very good in general, not just Kalil. Good news.

Well he was a lot cheaper for the Jets than Watkins was for the Bills. Unfortunately for them he's not going to help too much with Geno Smith at QB.

Except when the Bills made a good move. Then it was really Whaley pulling the strings from behind the scenes. You were right. If only TBD and the Bills organization would have listened to you! From now on we are going to have watch your every post with the reverence they clearly deserve.

I'll admit I don't follow college football too closely, but after watching him in the Alabama game I would say that he is worth looking at for a mid-late round pick. I really liked his toughness and leadership skills in that game. He was on the burning deck the entire game and still made some big plays for Ole Miss. I wonder about his accuracy and arm strength but that will be evaluated at the combine.

I don't know if you're serious, but I'd actually be in favor of platooning the two QBs. It would give EJ some reps and give the opposing team more to prepare for. The running game would benefit from the read option threat when EJ is in there. I don't think Orton is good enough that you can't take him out of the game. Maybe 80% Orton and 20% Manuel.

Since the offensive development has been going in reverse ever since he took over, I am not optimistic.

That kind of response doesn't really make much sense. Do you think he would've also been injured by week 6 if he stayed with the Bills or are you just being witty? If you don't think Jarius Byrd would've been useful yesterday instead of Duke Williams they you need to watch again.

List of offensive players that regressed under Hacket/Marrone: Glenn, Urbik, Wood, Pears, Spiller, S Johnson, M Williams, F Jackson. List of offensive players who have improved under Hackett/Marrone: Chandler (barely). Not exactly a sign of good coaching.

You need to run the ball to win games. Problem is there is 0 creativity in the running game. They plays the Bills are using don't work with the players they have but that doesn't seem to have any impact on the coaching staff's thinking.

Jarius Byrd too.

At least that's better than Chan Gailey's reactions after Wannstedt's defense got roasted week after week.

Williams is not ready for prime time. He's good on special team though so he will have a roster spot. Just try and avoid using him at safety.

My personal favorite is how, at boxing matches, they have two practically naked, smiling women stand next to the ring announcer as he announces the fighters. They don't do anything. They just stand there in bikini's and smile. It's classic.

The longer the Bills go with no legitimate QB prospect the further away a championship will be. So the Bills don't have to take a QB in next year's draft if they're ok waiting a few more years to be a contender. Personally, I'd be taking a QB every single year until I found one that was good. It doesn't have to be in round 2, but the longer you wait the longer the odds of finding someone.

Complaining about the officiating has reached a new level whey you do it before the game even starts.

Gurley would be a monster and a perfect fit for the Marrone's offense, but they need to be thinking about QB first and foremost with the #2 pick.

Exactly. This kind of cherry picking of stats undermines the credibility of the OPs point.

The Bills have changed their offensive scheme and now he stinks. Similar to how Spiller went from a guy who looked like he might lead the NFL in rushing to stinking.

I actually agree with him 100% It wasn't classy at all and Schwartz comes off as kind of a butt-head in general anyway. But that's par for the course in sports today as the video of Tate shows. Lots of taunting and trash talk; very little of it classy, IMO.

This reminds me of the thread a few weeks ago where most posters indicated that they would rather have EJ than Eli. I think these comparisons are a bit biased.