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For those who wondered what it would be like to see an NFL team in an Arena League uniform

The answer is somewhere between Rosen and Saban.

It wouldn’t surprise me if he caught a case of the Rousey-itis. Where if it’s not easy winning, then why try? Fair competition is hard and grueling. You’ve already made some money and won empty titles. Take the easy route and join the WWE.

Beane will wait 24 days to do anything to keep anyone from leapfrogging us. Wake me up Thursday April 26th at 8:59pm

I live in the area and worked with a guy who ran track against Harvin. He admitted that he never beat him. But the kicker is that his older brother used to run track against Plaxico Burress. His brother didn’t win either. Better than losing to complete nobodies, I guess.

How dare everyone do anything!

I believe Rex’s quotes were that to trade up would be putting their best foot forward, and that you can't just stick your toe in the water. And that Allen has good feet.

The smart move would be to move him. He’s constantly injured, makes too much money for his production, and his heart obviously isn’t in football as much as it used to be. The cheaters would probably get a high pick for him by some desperate team. Then I hope he retires and makes them look ridiculous.

Tyrod is one of the best human beings ever to wear a football uniform. My cousin went to Virginia Tech and hung out with him a multiple times volunteering. He is a good man with a big heart, and said all of the right things a QB should. But like Fitzpatrick, he had already peaked skill-wise. As much as we wished they would improve, they always disappointed.

He’s just a less reckless RG3

The one thing you can say about Peterman is that he has tenacity.

I feel the same way about Tyrod as I felt about Fitzpatrick. I rooted for them both. I wanted them to succeed. But they both had already hit their ceiling as far as growth as a QB. Wishing couldn’t make them any better. Both stand up guys in the locker room and good people. I don’t wish either luck, but they both have my respect.

They had a much better chance at a trade before they tagged him now it’s just desperation

He’s a free agent talking his name up. I can’t hate him for that. But the Gronk cheap shot without retribution, and no hard feelings towards a team that have beat you regularly really speaks to his sense of commradery.

I love Siemian. He made my anniversary last year by gift wrapping the Denver game for us at the one game I could afford the attend last year. If Tyrod can make him look bad, he’s not the one.

It seems the team and his agent not anywhere near a deal and Miami is hoping to tag him if only to trade him. He’s talented, but he’s a diva. The production never matched the hype despite some good stat games.

Glad one of the ugliest uniforms is being retired

Like this?

This move is so Washington. Lets franchise the guy we could have had for easily under 20 million 3 years ago, that we’ve paid out the nose for each season since, and expect some dopey team to come along and trade for the massive one year contract. Keep it up!

I’ve bookmarked the site for when Bellicheat announces his retirement

What bothered me in particular was him saying the Patriots had taken the lead when they scored a touchdown to tie. In a game when an PAT and FG have been missed, it was counting his eggs too early at best and lazy commentating at the least.

Tyrod is Fitzpatrick: a good guy with great character, but a limited skill set. And hoping for him to suddenly vastly improve his game mid-career is as productive as pissing into the wind.

I have a high level business meeting by 9 am every morning

Regardless of what point in the season Dennison realized that his future was even remotely linked to Tyrod’s performance, you would have thought he would have changed the offense to suit his QB’s capabilities. Yes, Tyrod is VERY limited skill wise. Why would Dennison make every gamplan NOT taking that into account? Frank Reich has more common sense. I would love for him to be brought on.

A friend and fellow Bills fan told me Sunday night that the best thing about making the playoffs is that “now Cowherd HAS to talk about Buffalo.” I told him “not a chance.” I just don’t understand the obsession of some Bills fans for national media acceptance. From Colin Cowherd in particular. It’s my personal opinion he does show prep using major media market numbers and jersey sales as a base. It’s a formula that obviously works for him. Mention certain players and teams despite their relevance to actual news (i.e. the time devoted to discussing Dallas even after they were eliminated). And who am I to tell his millions of listeners he’s wrong? It works. Hell, I listen at times during my commute. Personally, I spend the few dollars to subscribe to Buffalo News and the Democrat and Chronicle just so I don’t have to waste the time of sifting through the Nationally syndicated’s leavings just to get some Bills info. I already own a cat. I do enough poop scooping. The Bills will be national news when they earn it. And it feels as though we’ve turned the corner and that’s not too far off.