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I agree on all counts

I voted for: "And with today's week 12 loss, the Bill's playoff drought continues." . . . injuries will happen and teams have to learn how to play through them, but if this occurs, it means another frustrating season.

Said Dick Jueron, or was that Greg Williams?

good for the Seahawks, better for the young man and his family (the money, not the heart condition)

I hope he succeeds, both for his sake and the Bills . . . BUT, does an endorsement by anyone close the the Hurricane program have any credibility ???? The problem isn't the weed (it appears to be his sedative of choice), it's the decision making . . . you're at the biggest tryout of your life (which by the way, he has probably never had to tryout for anything in his life—with his size and talent), and you choose to deal with the nerves and stress by smoking something—he didn't seem to consider that he would be caught with the drug test, surely the NFL had to tell these guys they would be tested? Its the equivalent of a Business person having a few drinks before the big interview to settle themselves. Nonetheless, it shows his lack of mental and emotional maturity, his lack of normal cognitive and copping skills. There is every indication that this kid needs help—not just for football, but for normal life skills. Again, I hope he (and the Bills) can surround him with people that will help him grow emotionally, and hold him to the highest accountability.

His first word in the presser . . . obviously! "Obviously . . ." Obviously, it was

thats what we want to hear

And that's your 6th round pick Bills fans . . . Speed ++ Hands +++ Body Control +++ Route Running ++ Toughness + Head - - Question: Isn't he really a #1 receiver?

Well, the big question now is: Will he replace Brandon Kaufman as our TBD most over-hyped non consequential player?

please no! nothing but a big distraction

How about "one good football game" against, was it Central Florida??? Even PSU fans knew he was a one hit wonder. But in the end, It's not Maybin we sould loath, its the incredibly ridiculous front office people who drafted him when they did. Interestingly, he is one of the few 1st round picks that both Mel Kiper and Adam Shafter liked of the Bills in recent years. . . . just further evidence

I think, the Bills are actually sufficient at TE. It is not a position of emphasis in their offense, and the front office seems to feel satisfied with what they have, which is: Chandler is above average Moeaki was an "up and comer" if he gets back to where he was, that's a huge bonus Smith just blocks Gragg seems to have all kinds of talent, needs to start using it And I do think Kaufman will be the wild card

Nothing against Tuel, I like him and he was very unfairly treated by Bills fans last year …. but this guy is the kind of person you want to root for. Maybe he ends up on the practice squad.

because Mel is a #@$%$$#@ !!!

very good pick up, essentially a proven draft pick as the 3rd RB, and future full timer

What were you serving at that graduation party? And congrats to your daughter, now that was a home run day for her!

the mandatory EJ bashing, it would be a thread without one

Grade = A: this is an articulate, well reasoned, and coherent response.

no, there were one worth taking

you had to bring up the Bills ST coach on a happy day like this

quote of the day! and the runner up!

If character means something . . . Apparently it doesn't, look who we drafted in the 7th ????

I've been a Chris Hairston fan all along - I thought he played well when he did play, and that if healthy, would be the lone term solution at RT. But I would guess drafting two RT's, and another who could move to that, may signal otherwise.