jethro_tull

a surprise to anyone who thought the bills were shopping him thursday night. personally it's a smart move by the bills because AJMC is still developing as a QB- he has only played in 11 games!

Doesn't deserve a response your post is so ill informed. Sorry your Buffalo vibe is dead but you can stay the hell away and STFU. that's what it's all about! welcome!

The idea of the NFL as a stone cold business is in direct contrast with the concept of a team. Teams are like family, they get each other's back, support each other, work hard for each other. There is deep from the gut (and heart) motivation the closer you get to the ideal team environment. The thought of the Bills "shopping" AJMC during last night's game is anti-team and all business. With such blatant business moves (and others) happening like it's no big deal, how are they supposed to be a team? The more a team actually becomes a team the chances for them to do something great improves dramatically. Obviously there will turnover, attrition, trades, roster moves, vets make way for the rookies, etc. But should the Bills back away from the cold hard business a little bit and focus more on the idea of a true team? It can't be faked. It as to be real. The only way to make it real is to deal with your roster with more respect and dignity.

win a couple playoff games- all is forgotten

he would be more at home covering figure skating

that and they want to avoid injury and are in a preseason funk

the bills must have gone to division street last night....

way too early to tell. guilty until proven otherwise.

allegedly

AJMC is not this bad. his game is off.

or a politician

still injured?

it's like these aholes are shootin the breeeze and oh yeah, a game is on.

geez i want the bills to make a big play to shut up these mofos.

showcasing that mobility....

so much for the showcase

chicago announcers are typically over the top homers regardless of sport. really sickening.

is this the starting D?

"He will throw no ball before its time"

about the same- although it has done a gradual decline over the years with more and more obnoxious commercials, stoppages in play and bad rules / calls. still i love the bills and really enjoy a good NFL battle no matter who is playing....

I had GBS when i was a softmore in high school. A scary ride for a 15 yr old and my family. weak, semi paralyzed, could not walk, breathe right or swallow anything without choking. taken to kenmore mercy, sent to the icu with a respirator and feeding tube for 2 weeks. lost 40 lbs. stayed in the hospital an additional 2 weeks. they said it was literally a miracle that i was in the hospital for only a month. the day i was admitted a young man was discharged after being hospitalized for a year. i never felt the same athletically after that, strength, reflexes, etc. i pray for travis and his family.

i would certainly think about shifting more playing time to guys playing to make the team and much less (if any) for the vets.

Good list and worth noting. Receivers are a sore spot on the offense IMHO. The important thing is their relative performance grades- A being and NFL starter, B being a quality backup, C being a decent depth player, D being a special teams contributor and F is not an NFL calibre player. Based on that- 1. Kelvin Benjamin A 2. Zay Jones C 3. Andre Holmes C 4. Jeremy Kerley C 5. Rod Streater C 6. Kaelin Clay D 7. Corey Coleman D 8. Malachi Dupre D 9. Raymond McCloud D 10. Cam Phillips D 11. Brandon Reilly C 12. Austin Proehl D 13. Robert Foster D-

no way but he can still be a good backup. played good last week.

it looks more and more like that with every series!