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anyone ranked 25th or higher in total QBR sucks. therefore: Orton sucks EJ sucks Tuel sucks. we have a Top 5 defense and bottom 5 offense. with a Top 15 QB this team is 10-2

hughes is the most over rated player on the team. was PANCAKED 8 times (total pancakes on all other d lineman was zero). had 1 solo tackle (tied for 10th best on the team). had zero sacks. is a one trick pony, all speed and no power. but that one play sure was nice.

#1- sea @ phi #2- ne @ sd #3- buf @ den

and what would folks be saying about Hackett if gray dropped it ?

2014 Bills season receiving yards: MarQueis Gray - 71 Lee Smith - 17

bills would be 11-1 with a franchise QB (top 10). bills would be 10-2 with a very good QB (top 10-15). bills would be 9-3 with a good QB (top 15-20). bills would be 8-4 with a mediocre QB (top 20-25) bills are 7-5 in spite of a bad QB (top 25-30).

as a fan, i'm cheering against this punk. if i'm pettine, i'm starting johnny football next game.

bills would be 11-1 with a franchise QB (top 10). bills would be 10-2 with a very good QB (top 10-15). bills would be 9-3 with a good QB (top 15-20). bills would be 8-4 with a mediocre QB (top 20-25) bills are 7-5 in spite of a bad QB (top 25-30).

Fitz sucks. Orton sucks. EJ sucks. bills would be 10-2 with a franchise QB (top 10).

can't believe i'm saying this... put EJ in for 2nd half.... either EJ plays better or we further prove he sucks too.

18 passes 7 rushes

18 passes 7 rushes

i'm off the Orton is mediocre bandwagon. Orton now officially sucks.

bills prefer mental midgets who are physically gifted.

11 - passes 4 - rushes

orton sucks

if your not a top 20 QB you suck. therefore, Orton sucks.

GO BILLS !!

GO BILLS !!

if "safe" means zero brain injuries.....the answer is NO.

hell no, Mario for kaepernick. yes, Mario for Andrew Luck.

if your keeping score, which apparently you are, I never said the bills should get rid of bradham. I said he is a mental midget and you can't win with mental midgets. that's why spikes got cut from new England, they bench or cut mental midgets. bradham also can't cover a TE and would be best suited to replace spikes (who is a liability in coverage) in the middle next year , with brown and kiko on the outsides who both can cover TE's. bradham has a spot on my roster, but he needs to be coached up or punished for mental mistakes. players like spikes, bradham and hughes who keep doing mentally dumb and selfish acts hurt the team by extending opponents drives with automatic first downs, which negates some of the good they do. in that thread, you accused me of starting another "crusade" against bradham for pointing out his weaknesses.....similar to me ragging on a mediocre EJ, who you supported. with 53 players, we aren't always going to value each player the same. seeing as this thread is about hughes, I like him, hope the bills sign him for a reasonable deal, but not for franchise tag money. he is a very good one trick pony sacking the QB. he cant cover rb's or te's , is weak against the run and is a mental midget.

he's toxic......doubt anyone signs him.

not happening. projected DE franchise tag for 2015 (Total based on $142M cap) is $14.68 Mil. hughes is NOT worth that, he's a nice player, but IMO hughes is over rated and not to smart based on the stupid penalties he takes. if you going to spend that kind of money look at Carolina's Hardy (assuming he is reinstated) guy is a beast like Mario. dareus is a no brainer, but is already tied up for 2015 at about $8 mil. in 2016 the tag for DT will be about $10 mil. he ain't going anywhere. if he's looking to be the highest paid DT, i'd wait.

Former Teammate Has A Theory On Why RG3 Has Been So Bad, And It Could End His Career Former Washington Redskins tight end Chris Cooley now hosts a radio show on ESPN Radio and recently spent a segment giving a very detailed look at everything Robert Griffin III did wrong during the team's recent loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The analysis, which can be seen in detail in The Washington Post, concludes that RGIII failed at almost all of the basics of being an NFL quarterback including missing basic reads, not seeing wide-open receivers, misreading the defenses, and failing to run the team's offense. It got so bad that, Cooley says, the coaching staff eventually had to switch to what Cooley called a "Day-One offense," the absolute basics. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/former-teammate-theory-why-rg3-171900605.html