chris heff
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I don't see J.P. on the QB list, is he officially retired?
I did notice that there are three former Bills QBs on that list.
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Here's a chart from Forbes magazine. For each of 15 people, it shows their net worth, age, residence and the source of their money. All but one are billionaires, so each of them ought to be able to come up with at least enough cash to become the minimum 30% leader of any NFL ownership group.
Whether you think highly or poorly of Ralph Wilson, he's about 92 years old, and won't be around forever. Which of these 15 people would you most like to see as the next owner of the Buffalo Bills, and why?
My personal choice would be Mr. Howell (#9 on the list). He's not the richest, but he lives a long way from Buffalo, and might meddle less with how his football men run the operation. But reasonable people could differ about this. If Ralph walked up to you and said - - "I'm gonna put the future of the Buffalo Bills in your hands and let you pick the next owner of the team from this list" - - who would you choose?
http://www.forbes.com/lists/2005/fictional/Worth.html
And before you flame me, there's nobody from Toronto on the list!
I agree Thurston is our man. Very hard to meddle when all you have is a coconut radio.
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There are Jewish single website commercials all the time you racist. Arent they white.Heard of any lawsuits? Whats wrong with something being afrocentric in this racist community. Everything is white you moron.Its the reason history tells us a white man discovered America when there were already millions of people here.Or that we still call native americans indians because that moron thought he was in india.Its been hundreds of years.A white man was wrong,they arent indians.Racist.
White men invented the apostrophe, the exclamation point and the space bar, but not the one word sentence.
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What you are describing is yet another symptom of The Kelsay Question. The obvious solution would be to cut Kelsay, but it will never happen.
I was just thinking the same thing.
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I disagree. If we can't expect a pro sports event to be family-friendly, then the country is sliding further and faster than I thought.
You're right, why can't "grownups" act like adults and not drunkin illiterate slobs.
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Anyone for Tennyson?
I hold it true, whate'er befall;
I feel it, when I sorrow most;
Tis better to have and NFL team and suck;
Then it is to never have had an NFL team at all.
Brilliant!
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How and who started the Peter Pan thing? It is the thing legends are made of.
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All you have to do is look at where and why the Dolphins, Raiders and Cowboys are to know this is garbage.
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NFL Network is showing the game on Sunday night at 5:00 PM EDT.
7:00pm
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I'd say that 85% to 90% of the people posting crap on the wall these days don't have a clue what they're posting about.. My margin of error is about 5%!
It is a little known fact that 78% of all statistics are made up.
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I'm sure this is accurate, with Robert Parish at the center position we don't need Evans.
Rumor from ESPN...
A Suitor for Evans??
UPDATE: Mike Jurecki of XTRA Sports 910 has reported that the Arizona Cardinals are "showing interest" in acquiring wide receiver Lee Evans from the Buffalo Bills. The issue could be trade cost: remember, the Cards are without their second-rounder for 2012 after the Kevin Kolb trade.
We're still not entirely convinced the Bills actually want to trade the potentially explosive WR who is under contract at a very reasonable rate for the next two seasons. But if they are, the Cards do make sense on some level.
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During an appearance on WGR-550 AM in Buffalo back in June, Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick hinted that we could be seeing more targets for Lee Evans this season. "I'm looking to get [Evans] way more involved in the offense this year," Fitzpatrick confirmed.
However, Dan Pompei of National Football Post presents a different idea within his "Sunday Blitz" column: the team could be looking to trade the Wisconsin product.
"The Bills have a crowd at the receiver position after the acquisition of Brad Smith. The former Jet joins Lee Evans, Steve Johnson and Robert Parrish, so don't be surprised if the Bills part ways with Evans," Pompei writes. "The veteran had a down year in 2010 with only 37 catches, and he could have some trade value. Interesting parties have been sniffing around."
As we know, Smith has been designated as a quarterback by the team, and he's expected to play a versatile role all over the field, not just wideout. Moreover, with all respect due to Johnson for his breakout season in 2010, the team doesn't have another player of Evans' caliber on the roster. In addition, according to Rotoworld, Evans is under contract with the team for base salaries of $3.275 million (plus $1.5 million in roster bonuses each year), which is a very organization-friendly price. Unless the teams that are "sniffing around" are also willing to part with significant assets, it wouldn't seem like trading Evans would be of great benefit to the team.
- Tim Kavanagh
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I worry that all the Tar Heels on the team will take offense to the name.
I checked with a Tar Heal friend of mine, Wolfpack is ok, Blue Devils is not.
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I live in south FL so I can't help but pat attention to the Dolphins. I think they are in for a long year. They have a head coach and QB that the have tried to replace . They have also replaced Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams with Reggie Bush. The Saints couldn't wait to dump Bush. I think they are going to have a long season.
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Ralph is cheap.
PTR
Thanks, it always makes me laugh.
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he's sherman plunkett's grandson
Is that true?
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I say yes, remember they cut Brown last year, so they don't love him. Take McElroy and sign a vet back up.
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I'm still not sold on Mallett. There's a reason a guy with so much talent dropped out of the 1st round when four other QBs were taken.
Remember Dan Marino, I am not saying Mallet is Marino, but sometimes guys fall because of BS.
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Why would you want to see pictures of a room devoid of intelligence?
For the same reason I read this blog.
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heres my problem with ANY DL...unless you have the right players around them...they are not going to be game changers...atleast not right away...As good as SUH was and as great as he might be... he didnt even help the Lions run defense...they gave up just as many TD's...just as many yards per-game...and the aver carry per-yeard was 4.7...
Suh is maybe the most dominate DT we've seen in 10 years...but people want us to draft Dareus, thinking he's gonna stop the run? NO! ... the OLB position is where Impact is made... because the OLB always have the advantage...based on the scheme...
and if are running the 3-4...its goes CB,LB, and then DL
Dick? Is that you?
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Where's OJ?
Now that's funny.
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My favorite pick is 1971, round 13, Busty Underwood. Did they draft a stripper?
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Bob DiCesare states that the Bills have no identity like steelers or colts and therfore they will fail. Unfortunately this sad but true, if we drafted guys that fit our philosophy instead of the best player available we would have been successful for decades instead of sparingly.
http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/columns/bob-dicesare/article325996.ece
I am confused, weren't Williams, Losman, McCargo, Maybin all taken because of position needs? And Whittner was not the best available. The only best available pick has been Spiller and the jury is still out on him. Isn't reaching for positional needs, what got us to where we are? It can't be one or the other, which is exactly what Nix said.
I agree with DiCesare on Modrak, either he has been wrong or he was being ignored, either way he should be gone.
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The weakest link on that D would be Poz... You don't need to cover a RB well if you knock him on his ass at the line of scrimmage... He just doesn't play with any fire. Sorry to go off on a tangent, I wouldn't mind to see that draft at all!
I had the same thought, when I read the original post. I don't understand why anyone wants Poz to be resigned.
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Here is what I take away from this article. If the first two picks are D line, then our pick will be A J Green, Cam Newton or Patrick Peterson. This will make some people unhappy. I think of these three, Newton has the most risk.
Buddy is not going to draft need first, it will be the best player available.
Cut most shocking to you
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Because Kelsay starts and Hangartner was going to be a back up. You don't pay a back up that kind of money.