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Don't know much about Urbik, but the Bills need to look very closely at other teams OL cuts. It would be nice to replace Chambers. I wonder if they're regretting not resigning Richie Incognito now...

I apologize if I'm misunderstanding something. Who should the Bills keep on their roster in lieu of Brohm? Are you saying that Brohm should be on the roster for now but won't amount to anything? If that's what you're saying then I mostly agree with you. I think that he has shown the ability to become a decent backup, but that's about it. He's a more accurate passer that Fitzpatrick and has shown surprisingly good mobility. If he had the game experience that Fitzpatrick has I think he would've easily beaten him out for the #2.

If you think that Brown is better than Brohm right now, you haven't been watching. If you think he has better potential, then why? What is it that you've seen Brown do that you don't think Brohm can and why?

Has shown flashes of ability, but really struggled when playing in space. He might be useful in some situations, but really Ellison would probably see the field more. I would probably hang on the Ellison.

This.

Please... Who was the last QB taken in the 7th round to become a solid NFL starter? He hasn't shown any reason thus far to believe that he is currently better or has a better future than any of the other QBs on the roster, IMO. For every Tom Brady, there are 1,000 late round QB flops. Don't get hung up Brown with the hope that he's going to be a one in a thousand late round miracle, it's very, very unlikely. Keep the better players.

Maybe I don't get it, but the QB decision is easy to me. You keep your (3) best QBs: Edwards, Fitzpatrick & Brohm. If you don't want to cut him, put Brown on the PS. If he is claimed by someone else, so what? He isn't a high draft pick and you can probably get somebody better as a free agent during the season anyway, if needed. If you like, you can always take another QB in the 7th round again next season...

Forget about WRs. Look for any decent OT that is available...

Goodbye.

I look at Maybin and I see a guy working hard and doing the best he can. It's not his fault that the Bills drafted him so high. If he fails to produce (which is starting to look likely), it's the Bills FO that people should be disappointed in (again), not Maybin.

I agree, he did not look very good against Cinci. I think that he and the rest of the DEs are looking much better in practice going against the Bills OTs than they are going to look in games against NFL quality players. Still, he and Edwards are the best they've got right now and they're decent. I think the problems the Bills are having on defense are primarily due to the LBs- just like last season. I agree, he did not look very good against Cinci. I think that he and the rest of the DEs are looking much better in practice going against the Bills OTs than they are going to look in games against NFL quality players. Still, he and Edwards are the best they've got right now and they're decent. I think the problems the Bills are having on defense are primarily due to the LBs- just like last season.

Trent really had a good game here b/c the Bengals DL was crushing the Bills OL. He showed pretty good pocket presence, toughness to shake off hits and quick decision making to make the offense look good. Can't help to worry about the OL however the way the Bengals worked them. PS- Maybin wasn't as bad as I initially thought in this game.

LT then RT then LT again... need major tackle help.

I think that this is a fallacy. I live in Charlotte and we have a donwtown football stadium. The stadium plus the associated parking deck and practice facility basically blot out a whole section of downtown and are rarely used. Unlike basketball/hockey arenas, football stadiums are huge and you don't fill them with rock concerts or conventions. Counting home football games, the stadium here might be used 12 dates per year. The teams doesn't even practice on it most of the time. There are the usual built in restaurants, shops and clubs but they don't justify the downtown square footage, IMO.

Maybe I'm missing something, but just haven't seen anything from Meredith to lead me to believe that he should be starting in the NFL. He was awful last season and has been ok this year when playing against backups. I agree that Green hasn't looked good, but I don't see Meredith as a solution.

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Do you mean the grazing buffalo? The charging buffalo is better. I do like the white helmets though.

Too bad they stink too.

...and still not distinguishing himself. He's got a ways to go.

One step closer to the tunnel...

The DC would've used him where he was most effective. If it turned out that the only think he could do well was rush the passer (which I seriously doubt), then he would've been rushing 90% of the time he was out there (like Maybin- except actually getting pressure). Still would've been very valuable. Anyway, it's a moot point now...

I'm really pulling for him, but I'm not sure he's going to make it.

Will the Bills ST ever stop a kickoff return inside the 30 yd line?

He was the only player on the team that could rush the passer at all. Now they don't have even one. That's going to be a problem...

Ouch.