papazoid

there is no doubt in my mind that Tyrd is walking the tight rope just right. Jairus is saying and DOING all the right things himself regarding his coaches and fellow players, but he has given his blessings for his agent to be the hard azz.

key word "actively"......meaning, they were, but are not currently.....parker now realizes no one is interested.

pssst, the sources are from people your agent is calling..... the information from an executive on another NFL club and another agent who is not employed by Byrd lends credence to the uncomfortable situation that exists between the Bills and their Pro Bowl safety. http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nfl/sources-byrd-agent-trying-to-orchestrate-trade-20130904 of course Tyrd could just flat out say he doesn't want to be traded....nooooooo, he hides behind the "name the source" shell game.

might be counting on losing the coin flip ?

he doesn't have a choice.....he's not a free agent until 2016. 8/6/2010: Signed a six-year, $39.3 million contract. The deal contains $20.8 million guaranteed. Another $12.5 million is available through incentives, roughly $12 million of which are available in the final year. Spiller is eligible for an annual $250,000 workout bonus throughout the contract's life. 2013: $2,623,334, 2014: $1,748,750, 2015: $2,196,663, 2016: Free Agent http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/5566/cj-spiller

Byrd should sue Parker for MALPRACTICE... known lingering injury Plantar Faciitis from the end of last season to today....check. known degenerative hip condition discovered during X-rays at the combine and ended up missing the end of his rookie season to have surgery for a labral tear....check turned down security of a long term deal with over $20 million GUARANTEED money......check

so in other words...I don't "want" a trade...i'm just "open" to it......not much difference.

you don't put him on IR....that is playing right into Tyrds hand......gets paid all his money AND eliminates risk of further injury. nope, make him come to rehab every day, let him embarrass himself to his peers and the press. when he gets healthy, you play him. if he slacks off, he's only hurting himself.

don't panic...play it out.....let Tyrd & Parker pull their tactics... do NOT trade him unless the deal blows you away (at least one or two first rounders). say publicly you have no interest in trading Tyrd. a long term contract is still your goal (good faith). make him report daily for rehab (peer pressure). keep him under team control (tag him next year).

make him ride a bike in a storage shed. -Mike Leach

parker fanning the flames, trying to get the Fans and the front office to turn on Tyrd , to force a trade. the value for a franchise tagged player is two 1st rounders. the chances of a first round draft choice making the pro bowl twice is 17%. do NOT give in to parkers tricks.

what ??...he's faking ??.....say it isn't so

this

his knee is fine and his streak without missing a game start will continue.

Jairus Byrd trying to get the Bills to trade him http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/09/05/jairus-byrd-trying-to-get-the-bills-to-trade-him/ maybe Tyrd is faking, I mean exaggerating his injury ? knew Tyrd was damaged goods.....check knew Tyrd had a nightmare of an agent.....check decided to tag Byrd and let Levitre become a free agent.......check yep, that FO is brilliant !!

I've been saying for months it's going to get UGLY......boom !!

New England 34-31

A team source told ESPN's Chris Mortensen that Hugh Douglas, whose post with the Eagles he re-titled "bad-ass-ador," entered the team's training room Wednesday and announced "I know there are people in here faking injuries." http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2215718 One reason IR rules became so rigid over the years is that teams like the Raiders and Redskins in the 80s used it to hide young talent. Players were told to fake injuries so the team can hoard young talant. And it occasionally is still being done, but its not as prevalent. http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/Injured-Reserve-rules-need-an-overhaul.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

just laying the ground work.......players fake injuries.

Brian Urlacher: Chicago Bears faked some injuries http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000238005/article/brian-urlacher-chicago-bears-faked-some-injuries

It's official, sports fans: Passer Rating Differential is the most important stat in football. It's the one indicator virtually guaranteed to separate winners from losers and champs from chumps. If your team dominates this indicator, it dominates on the field. If your team's bad in this indicator, it's bad on the field. Read More: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/kerry_byrne/06/23/most.important.stat.passer.rating.differential/index.html#ixzz2dxK4jOiw

Passer Rating Differential http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/kerry_byrne/06/23/most.important.stat.passer.rating.differential/index.html

the Ralph will be Rockin

looking for the chalkboard... would've , would've, would've, would've, would've, would've, would've, would've, would've, would've......

New York Jets 28 at Buffalo Bills 24 Sunday, September 7, 1986 Kelly : 20 for 33, 292 yards, 3 TD's , 0 int's Marty Lyons was involved in one of the best-known plays in NFL lore. During the Jets' 14-13 victory over the Buffalo Bills at the Meadowlands on October 5, 1986, Lyons sacked Buffalo quarterback Jim Kelly and then started to punch him repeatedly. Lyons was flagged for a personal foul by referee Ben Dreith for "giving him the business." Dreith mistakenly assessed the foul against number 99, which was Gastineau's number, instead of calling Lyons' number 93.[3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marty_Lyons