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Who is Sean Nelson? Is he that invisible tight end that we've been told is the second coming of Pete Metzelaars for the last 10 years? Oh wait, that was Derek Fine. Or was it Schouman. Euhus? Crap, nevermind.

Cue the 'Ralph Wilson isn't cheap! He spends tons of money on terrible, washed up players!' argument that somehow should make you feel like Ralph isn't the literal worst owner in NFL history. Either that or we'll get the 'You should be thankful that Ralph gave you any football, however crappy and uncompetitive it may be! Buffalo stinks and is worthless so kiss his ring you ungrateful bastard!' line. Fun times for the apologists.

Man, that is so freakin' sweet. Very, very good day to be this guy, and can you imagine watching the game knowing that you were a 50k lock and freerolling another 100k?

FYI - You can't just count players on the line of scrimmage at the snap to determine what base formation they are in. Do a little google searching for some details as to what constitutes a 3-4 defense if it isn't clear. It can be a bit tricky to identify, as your linebackers can rush from the line and still be in a 3-4 alignment.

I just can't believe there isn't someone on your waiver wire that is better than Jackson/Spiller. The fact that you have both on your roster shows that you are a Bills fan first, and a fantasy owner second. Just go with whatever you'd have more fun with, because you can't be actually trying to be competitive.

Now here is a guy that clearly knows his football and has a sharp wit to match. Or...

You have no clue what it is, but you are sure that there is a plan in place to keep the team in Buffalo. Alllllrighty then.

Could you provide us with the structure of distribution of assets, please?

This post is good, coming from among the most negative of the downtrodden. I suspect you are overly optimistic, but I certainly hope you are correct.

Plan: Maximize short-term revenue until death by keeping team crappy in Buffalo. Estate sells team to highest bidder. Highest bidder maximizes long-term revenue by bringing team to viable NFL market. Bills fans get mad, then sad, then stay bitter forever.

This topic gets discussed so much because Ralph Wilson is making a calculated decision (in as much as a man of his advanced age can calculate) to keep the patrons of his business in the dark with regard to the long-term stability and viability of his company in Western NY. It is important. It is a million times more important than whether we got robbed on the Marshawn Lynch trade. We're talking about the possibility of the team simply CEASING TO EXIST as the Buffalo Bills in the very near-term future. Frankly, this is probably the ONLY thing we should discuss, as the minutia of the players and schemes make little long-term difference if the team packs up and leaves. Also, the idea that we should be thankful that Ralph did us the huge favor of graciously providing us with the Buffalo Bills out of the kindness of his heart is a crock of crap. WE made him a mega-millionaire with riches beyond any of our imaginations. Buffalo made him filthy, roll-around-in-a-pile-of-hundreds rich. Rich. If anyone deserves a thank-you, it is YOU for supporting HIS company and affording him a life of luxury that neither of us will ever attain. God, that "Please sir, can I have some more" junk is so tired. Ok, so you know the guy that helped him structure his company 40 years ago. That's pretty sweet. Not sure how you can make the leap from knowing a bit about the structure of the corporation to knowing his succession plan, but I guess we'll just either have to trust you or not. And hope that nothing changed since the Ford administration.

Ok, how about we do it this way then. I do not believe you have any special inside information as to Ralph Wilson's plans with regard to the Buffalo Bills upon his passing. You claim that you do. I claim that you're just a guy pretending to have "insider info" to look all cool. So, prove me wrong. Give us some bonafides that corroborate a single word you are saying. Because "trust me, I know" just doesn't cut it with a random guy on the Internet. Start with who you know, and their relationship to Ralph Wilson. Otherwise, you are just some yahoo posting their wild speculation. Nothing more, nothing less.

More like: 1. Homer Apologist Fanboys 2. People that watch football and recognize mismanagement and institutional failure Is that why his chosen starting quarterback was cut after 2 games? Guess Trent should have popped a couple Altoids.

All wild speculation. Nobody knows what will happen. Until a respected source publishes the information, we're just a bunch of clueless nobodies making our best guess.

You have to understand our skepticism - the fate of the Buffalo Bills upon Ralph's passing has been the major long-term debate for years and years and years, and the Bills as a football team suffer because of the perceived instability of the franchise. You'd have to think that if there was a plan, it would be made known such as not to have the continued negative impact on the brand. That's what I'd think, at least. I do perceive people freaking out - there are multiple threads per week here about the team moving when Ralph dies. That is bad business, if it isn't true.

And people freak out when you say that C.J. Spiller is not an every-down NFL running back, but instead a situational 10-touch a game guy. Suuuuuuure, he's going to be a 20 carry a game workhorse. Someday, man, someday.

Do what the Jets did to us? Bend us over and pound us remorselessly with superior talent? Don't think we can pull that off

With all due respect, you're just some guy in the Internet talking some stuff. Can you offer up anything except some random speculation that indicates that any sort of plan is in place?

Every team would love Evans' salary. The Bills pay the high guaranteed money years, and a team gets him after this season for 4 mil per. Extremely, extremely, extremely cap friendly. The Bills would be crazy to move him financially.

Lee Evans is worth a 4 at best. Wise up and watch the NFL, folks.

Everyone always says stuff like estate sells team to highest bidder who is free to move the team wherever. I'm not certain if this is true or not. It sounds reasonable, but I wonder if anyone has a respected source that they could cite that discusses what the process will be.

That's kind of the point - nobody was offering commensurate value for Marshawn Lynch, so we just took the best below-value offer that was out there. The speculation is that good teams wouldn't trade their good players for nothing, just because it's the best offer they can get. They'd like, keep them on their team.

You guys really think that the fans of other historically inept, feeble organizations sit around and talk about the proud traditions of their once-great franchises? Come on. It is no red badge of courage for you to be the great superfan who is always upbeat and positive while your team plays the literal worst brand of football that the NFL has seen in more than a decade. The team stinks. The organization is an embarrassment. Recognizing this and verbalizing it really has no bearing on how good or bad of a fan I am, it simply illustrates my ability to dispassionately evaluate what is really happening.

Do you have any idea why everyone is whining?

Being a fan has nothing to do with blindly praising every dumb move your team makes. Get a clue.