Malazan

I would rather have had Andrew Luck. Another Buddy asleep at the wheel moment missing out on trading for him.

His 'elite' category needs to be much smaller.

That is strange because all coaches and players (not fighting for a roster spot) disagree with you beyond lipservice quotes. Ask Tom Brady how important it is...an offense based around timing and passing...he has 7 pass attempt for 30 yards int he preseason. How many coaches and players would gladly do away with preseason?

Welcome to 'Objectivity'

What's changed in the past couple months to suddenly make the Jags desire Tebow?

You have to play...to be a surprise player

I'll second that. Honestly, did not know how good I had it.

So he should be scared of them? That doesn't make sense.

Thank you, San Jose Bills Fan. That is an excellent deconstruction.

Well, I assume they will sign a lot considering people on this board want them to cut half the team out of spite.

Do you not understand the Bills have open roster spots as we speak without cutting him?

pffft, we all know Wilson is going to start. You don't sit the greatest QB of all time. He hasn't even thrown an NFL pass and is already the greatest. You'd be dumb to sit him.

The most important thing about preseason is getting out of it without injuries.

Most people are bored by it. It's predictable. A guy who doesn't really like sports, admittedly doesn't know about sports, talking out his arse about sports...sometimes. He knows sensationalism. Meanwhile, there's guys like Coach Sal that should be on as many hours as he can stay awake.

And you've skipped over the fact that cutting him next week over today serves absolutely zero purpose. You've also ignored that him being on IR does absolutely nothing to the 'healthy' bodies. It's idiotic that you want to cut him for no benefit to make yourself feel better because he hasn't worked out.

are we talking abut Vick in his one good year, his ok year, or the all the rest?

Yet you can't name one advantage to cutting him today versus next week or placing him on IR.

Do you realize the absurdity of this statement? So far? TWO PRESEASON GAMES is so far. The Bills have had and still have a lot of needs. How many JP Losmans and Trent Edwards do you want? You're predicating the idea that Russell Wilson is going to be good. Do you understand that he has not thrown a single pass in an NFL game yet? Not one. This comes close to having a sane, rational point. I disagree that backup QB was as pressing a need as other areas. QBs are a crapshoot. You're saying we should have rolled the dice this year instead of next which is fine and valid, but I'd rather build depth so if we need to start a rookie then he's not on an island. I'd much rather bring a rookie when we have a good-great defense tp help take the pressure off.

Levitre.

If you ever find yourself agreeing with Schopp. You might want to rethink your position.

He also knows surprisingly little about Football

Did you mean to say: because regardless of good/bad performances, that is where it ends. There is no evidence supporting performance in pre-season games means anything.

While it's unfortunate that you chose to purposely take the wording out of context. The point of 'health crazes' and 'invented panics' are all too real. Instead of harping on one factor, which the research is woefully underdone at this point and hammering home, "IT'S BRAIN DAMAGE!". That is obviously only one facet why NFL players commit suicide and struggle after leaving the game. The other side of the coin is that plenty of players who experience brain damage don't kill themselves. My point is, it's irresponsible to just keep yelling "BRAIN DAMAGE" when the research on it is still in its infancy. Brain Damage is an easy copout. If it is Brain Damage then what is the solution? More Research? Waiting on the 'cure for brain damage'? Maybe, there is some awesome helmet that will prevent it completely...funny that players opted not to use helmets that are considered 'safer'. If it isn't Brain Damage, then what is the solution? No one talks about that because it is so much easier if it is Brain Damage. Again, to make it abundantly clear. I'm not saying that Brain Damage isn't a factor, but that it is the easy way out versus the longer harder road.

It's one of the many current 'crazes' that people are going through. Instead of looking at real issues like, "These guys were golden gods with millions. Now nobody cares, they have a lot of free time on their hands, don't necessarily have skills or even an idea of how to function in normal society, and generally watch their wealth diminish (even if they're not poor, they're probably not filling the coffers unless they invested very, very well)", we invent a craze like "BRAIN DAMAGE". That's not to say that ramming your head into something over and over is a good thing, but I think the problems many former players have are much more nuanced than their brains being damaged.

It was a preseason game. He didn't get hurt.