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Bills No Wake

why so serious ?

was it the last dew ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUvJXbLiJCE

ding, ding, ding

when I hear "serious battle" under our roof......I immediately think of cancer (my sister in law is fighting her battle and currently winning).

S. S. Mennow Rings

The Bills get the #7 pick, but trade down again. go LB & TE

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BUFFALOED (to puzzle or baffle; confuse; mystify) PASS WIND

The league also noted there will be no other changes to the '14 calendar. The pre-draft NFL Scouting Combine will still take place from February 18-25, and the league year, tied to contracts and free agency, will begin on March 11. http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/2013-05-28/2014-nfl-draft-may-8-9-10-new-york-league-calendar-scouting-Combine

2014 draft set for May 8-10 http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9318615/2014-nfl-draft-held-8-10-radio-city-music-hall two more weeks of mock drafts.....oh goodie

Titanic

winter is coming

it's WIN, or next "suit" up

hopefully Mario can channel his inner waterboy.

Players who received a tender but havent signed an NFL contract and unrestricted free agents whose contracts expired can participate in offseason workouts and minicamps with their previous team while retaining the free agency rights they have. In order to participate, these players must sign an agreement that contains the standard language the NFL and NFLPA came up with last year. It has been incorporated into the 2011 collective bargaining agreement as Appendix Q. Appendix Q protects players in case they are injured while participating in team activities during the offseason. Practically speaking, players who are franchised, such as Jairus Byrd and Ryan Clady, and restricted free agents, like Victor Cruz, can choose to participate in team activities without signing an NFL player contract. A main benefit to signing a participation agreement instead of an NFL contract is that a player will preserve his option of holding out without subjecting himself to penalties. http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/Participation-is-optional.html

Jairus Byrd is way above an average safety. is he top 5 ? NO......is he top 10 ? maybe....is he top 15 ? for sure. is he worth $9 mil/year ? NO is he worth $8 mil/year ? maybe is he worth $7 mil/year ? YES if i'm the bills, i'm playing hardball. he plays under his franchise tag this year or signs for $7-8 mil. otherwise I franchise tag him again next year.

Mark Anderson

agreed.....Mario saying it was "taken out of context" is deflecting responsibility. he said it....the word "suicide". it crosses a line. at best he was hurting deeply and feeling helpless as the relationship unraveled. he was looking for a desperate reaction from her. most likely, he did have real thoughts of suicide. also, if it was possible to check ( which it probably isn't) he didn't have a prescription from a doctor to take as many pain pills as he said he was contemplating.

Torell Troup He played under the name Torell Johnson during his high school career and his first two seasons at Central Florida.

that's the perfect line for them. improved attacking defense. improved QB play especially on long throws and mobility ( i'm assuming EJ Manuel will be starting) much harder schedule. equals 6-10

I totally agree....which is why the added revenue will come from an expanded playoff system. the regular season will stay at 16. the preseason will be reduced from four to two games and the playoffs will be expanded from the current 6 per conference to either 7 or 8.

bust

Cutting two games off the preseason -- either by expanding the playoffs or moving to an 18-game schedule -- is still being discussed, commissioner Roger Goodell said Tuesday at the NFL's spring owners meetings in Boston. http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9301274/expanded-playoffs-18-games-mulled-roger-goodell

the game is sold out because it's the HOME OPENER.....it wouldn't matter who we play. right now 95% or more of the new england tix are in the hands of bills fans. Regular tickets for the Kansas City and New England games sold out during a special pre-sale for season ticket holders, where season ticket holders could purchase an unlimited amount of individual game tickets Saturday. http://www.buffalobills.com/news/article-1/First-two-home-games-sell-out/f5432b30-56ce-4c75-b149-8ee5dbc67a53