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  1. If that's true then I stand corrected.

     

    However, I still agree with Simmons. The guy obviously wasn't raised in Williamsville, NY by two loving parents who were high school sweethearts like me. He clearly didn't have the values of right and wrong instilled in him as a kid.

     

    By the way, you guys may want to look up how veal is produced, it's actually quite insane.

    You need to be raised correctly to know killing a dog is wrong? He is evil to his core. Now that he has some of his money back how long do you think it is before he is caught doing the same thing? The only person worse is his POS no talent brother.

  2. Since there is no real #2 now he would have had a shot. In fact since Nelson, Johnson, and Jones would not make most NFL rosters he could have easily won the #2 spot(although historically rookie WR's do worse than even rookie QB's). The Stevie Johnson fan club has all but dried up. I have been of the opinion that Roscoe should get most of the reps at #2 but that comes with it's set of problems as well. Personally I would line him up on the line of scrimmage and dare the CB to man up on him. With his quickness and shiftiness I would think he has a chance to break free more often than get handcuffed at the LOS. Also since he isn't so much a burner or long strider starting him behind the LOS doesn't really help much IMO.

  3. First of all unless he improves dramatically I dopubt he comes out after his junior year. I just don't see him being a first round guy. That being said I can't believe Vince Young was taken in the first round. Pryor may throw a bit better than Young and has had better coaching. I don't think he is as much of a "gamer" as Young was and perhaps still is to some degree. I can't quantify that but Young seemed to carry Texas on his back. Pryor is doing well at OSU but in all honesty it is the defense that produces short fields for Pryor to work with that allows him to succeed.

  4. After we lose to the Jets in some gut wrenching fashion the Bills will be 0-4. There is no doubt this team is horrible. However I would argue even the best teams in the league would go 2-2 against the teams they will have faced. As many have said the team may be no worse than last year but have a much worse record than last year due to the schedule. I would be encouraged if the Bills move the ball against the Jets D, don't get run over on defense, all the while keeping Dustin Keller under 200 yards receiving while being covered by the likes of Kelsay, Maybin, and Whitner.

  5. Rumors are swirling that Buffalo is listening to offers for Lynch. Go down towards bottom of link below...

     

    LINKY: Trade Rumors for Lynch

    The Bills would be stupid not to listen to any offer for any player on this team. If some team wants to make a dumb trade that helps the Bills in the long run then go ahead and make the move. I would argue there is not a single player including Spiller who could not be moved for the right price.

  6. Who was out there that was better? Seriously. How many pro bowl QBs are hanging around right now?

     

    PTR

    How about just about any WR, LB, or RT??? They could have added Brown to the PS if they wanted a third arm to run the scout team.

     

    Pretty sure this was expected by most people. Anyone who thought we would go out and sign some star, get real, usually your third string QB is a rookie or first year player that can be developed. Since Brown already knows the system, it was a no brainer.

    Why does this team need three QB's? Isn't Brohm bad enough to need developing? They need massive upgrades at multiple other positions. Take a flyer on a WR or RT sitting on someone's PS that you may have like before the draft. If one of the QB's gets hurt Brown would have still been there to sign at a later date.

     

    PS

    Shouldn't it be a clue that no other team wanted him for even their practice squads either? In Buffalo that apparently is a prerequisite to making the team as a QB... ie. see Brian Brohm's resume to date...

  7. I m !@#$in done. What bs. They can't find one other god dam player better than levi !@#$in brown to help this team????? Total bush league. The NFL should seize control of this franchise. Seriously any other corp would have a vote of no confidence and put the corp in a third party's control.

    Let me know what happens with the draft.

  8. Give Brohm a chance, he deserves a shot. If he sucks, Fitz can step in. He was never given an equal shot during the preason, even though Chan said everyone did. He never played with the first string, so lets just see what he has to bring to the table. I thought he was able to move the move ball during the few quarters he played.

     

    What have we got to lose?

    Why does he deserve a shot? Because he played well his junior year in college? I think Fitz is garbage and wouldn't mind seeing Brohm play but I have no expectaiton he will be anything better than Fitz/Edwards. Draft two QB's next year.

  9. Buddy please do not use this on Levi Brown or any other POS QB. Please trade a draft pick for a RT, WR, or LB. Those are all areas where upgrades are needed. Feel free to throw in Maybin, Whitner, Jackson, McCargo or Kelsay as fillers as well. Make something happen. I know it is not the norm to trade players during the season in the NFL but it can be done. I remember a certain LB traded during the season made quite an impact on our defense in the late 80's.

  10. If you wathced the game the most effective runs came out of the spread formation when the Bills had only 2 LB's on the field and one of them was Ellison. In the irony of all ironies Belichick ran then ball against our nickel and dime coverage units just like Buffalo should have done against his Giants defense. Football really is not that difficult. Can RW hire any worse personnel o run the franchise????????

  11. Mallett fluincked today's test at home against a very good defense. Unless he stinks it up the rest of the year he will be a top 15 pick assuming there are teams that need/want a QB that high in the draft. I would envision Buffalo and Cleveland being at least two teams wanting a QB. The Bills need offensive lineman and LB's while Cleveland needs defensive lineman and WR's. I would guess Oakland, Seattle(although they gave up a bunch for Whitehurst), Minnesota, and Arizona might be in the market for a QB in the first round as well.

  12. Ask Brian Brohm how staying in school worked out for his draft status??? Luck would be insane not to come out if he projects #1 overall. Plus his coach is a very hot commodity and there is no guarantee Harbaugh will be back with Stanford in 2011. Only way Luck doesn't come out for the draft is if there isn't a draft due to a lockout.

  13. No, it's not possible. These players and coaches are working for their lives. It's the highest level of sports. There's no such thing as tanking it.

     

    The idea of lose-on-purpose-now to get-draft-picks-later thing is a myth!

    Agreed. Ask any team. No team wants the first overall pick and the salary/signing bonus that goes with it. They would all trade down if they could. If Luck does not come out I am sure the Bills want no part of the first overall pick.

  14. This has Rob Johnson written all over it. :bag:

    Fair enough. But past failure does not predict future performance. How much do you think the fact Mike Williams was a bust from Texas led to the team not taking an OT high or taking Maybin(Penn St.) over Orakpo(Texas)?

    The QB and OT situation need to be addressed.

     

    come on,the kid just got a concusion half way thru the game. looks like he is going to be injury prone,or at least gun shy

    Based on what?

     

    Great post until I got to the part where you state "Nix has a 2-3 year plan in progress." He's had one FA period and one draft to upgrade the team. The fact of the matter the team is now worse than when Brandon was GM. He's neglected the teams two biggest needs in OT and QB, drafted Spiller when RB was one ofthe few strengths of the team, and his draft class looks to mediocre at best. If this is the plan for the next 2-3 years, then be prepared to surpass Detroit, LA, and Cleveland as the laughing stock of the NFL.

    Newsflash... The Bills have already been surpassed by Detroit, lost to Cleveland two years in a row, and Oakland (assume that is what you meant by LA) has much more talent. The Bills are the laughing stock. Even St. Louis has a new QB to gush about. The only team that will be laughed at more will be the NY Jets as I predict the wheels will start coming off real soon.

  15. There will be a lockout or a strike in 2011. The owners will bring in replacement players, and like last time, the games will be a joke. The owners get their television money anyway and the players get nothing. The two sides are recalcitrant, particularly the subset of owners who are hard liners and want a wholesale change in the revenue pie. Now that Gene Upshaw has died, the owners sense weakness in the union. This impasse will last as long as the players can reasonably hold out. The owners have the upper hand the longer this plays out. Don't look for any players to cross the picket line. As always, the fans are the losers and will view both sides with contempt. Never-the-less, the players vote today was inevitable and will be repeated through the league. We're talking about a huge sum of money being divided and the owners' demands are prohibitive.

    What have you been reading? Upshaw was almost ousted for being too close and friendly with Goodell. If he had lived it was almost certain he was going to be voted out of his job.

  16. anti-trust laws prohibit a union from suing the employer while collectively bargaining.

     

     

    Thus, the union would de-certify to allow players to sue the NFL for anti-trust violations and restraint of trade caused by free agency and the draft.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    There is no good reason for the NFL to lock-out the players -as you state there would no games.

     

    The NFL will bargain to an impasse and then impose the last proposal for use in the next season.

     

    The players would then have to choose to strike or play.

     

    Since no lock-out, the players would have to make their own decisons to give up huge amount of money to play a kid's game.

    Isn't that what I said?

    I am not an anti-trust lawyer but I would suspect that they can't declare an impasse if there is no union to negotiate with. There also is a very very good reaosn why there will be no games. In the last TV deal the owners get paid in 2011 whether there are games or not. Fat bastard Peter King has written about this quite a bit. Therefore there is no reason to play any games and risk losing money when the TV money is guaranteed. This is a huge issue for the union and players. They will argue the owners are not negotiating in good faith because they get TV money even if there are no games and they will argue the owners planned a lockout all along.

     

    I hope both sides come to their collective senses and make a good deal that won't kill the golden goose. The deal will need a rookie wage scale, 18 games, a salary cap, and decent revenue sharing if the Bills are going to survive.

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