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I just watched Mario Williams stand there and not even engage the offensive lineman on a run play.

I am convinced McKelvin has some undiagnosed vision issue.

Finished The Shield and it was simply AMAZING. It is the best final season and final episode of any show I have seen.

Bills have stated they are not cutting Kyle so he can't be used in any theoretical ways to clean up the cap unless they restructure which I doubt would happen. A restructure wouldn't do much anyways.

In the woods with Dick Cheney.

I concede if he was an all-pro he could have trade value but even in that scenario you are only going to get a mid to low round pick for him because of the 20 million dollar salary. To be honest I don't think any team regardless of his play would give Mario more money. He is currently making quarterback money at the DE position and is what 31 or 32 years old? My point being regardless of how this season played out the Bills were at a crossroad with him and it was going to end ugly either way. Personally, I won't loss any sleep over him leaving.

Who would you rather have? Incognito and Glenn (you can replace one player with Bradham in the combo) or Mario Williams on this team next year? Because of the cap situation that is what the front office would have faced if Williams was an all-pro this year.

Why don't fans realize he was going to be gone no matter how well he played this year. Bills just have a better excuse now.

Because of the cap hell in 2016, even if Mario Williams was putting up 12-15 sacks this year he was probably gone anyways because of his 19 million dollar cap hit. Even at those sack numbers he is still not worth the money. This is the best move either way moving forward...

...and it won't because of keeping Rex. It will because of the front-office won't be able to improve the roster because they will be handcuffed because of the cap....any way they try to attack free agency and re-signing their own, the cap is going to haunt them and they will end up realizing the trade offs they will have to make...to fill one hole they will have to create another....

You absolutely hit the nail on the head.

Remember a couple of years ago the Browns fired their head coach after 1 year and the huge conglomerate of fans on here thought how dysfunctional and a laughing stock of a franchise they were for doing that. Now the vast majority of Bills fans are angry for not firing Rex after one year. Oh the irony...

No problem. I didn't properly express the sarcasm.

although I wanted at the very least Whaley gone I totally agree with you.

Sorry, it was meant as sarcasm.

Kim, Russ and I look forward to working and collaborating with Doug Whaley and Rex Ryan in forming a winning future for the organization. I thought he was only involved in the marketing side?

Both doubled down investing crazy amounts into skill possessions and obsession with running backs after drafting "their" QB that everyone knew wasn't fit to start in the league, with constant revolving holes at the offensive line position. Sounds pretty similar. Greggo and Marrone two similar coaches then everyone hated Mularkey and ran him out of town in a couple of years...now what the casuals are doing to Rex Scheme changes which have created controversy but this time it was going from 34 to 43 that was the source of controversy. I could go on and on...scary similar...but Wilson never let Donahoe get in cap trouble like we are sitting now going into the 2016 season.

According to his summary of net worth he has 9,240,300,000 in assets and 502,760,000 in liabilities. Do you have anything that shows Pegula is worth more than 8.7 billion?

There was a lot of talk that Pegula had a larger net worth than Trump prior to buying the Bills.

Trump discloses his financials in his book crippled america and from his financial statement his net worth is over 8 billion. Is 3.8 billion after buying the Bills and selling all that land?

Exactly. Because you are excellent at fracking oil doesn't mean you can run a competent football organization and vice versa. I would say the article is fair. To me there is still a level of dysfunction at one bills drive where it doesn't seem everyone is on the same page.

Whaley reminds me of a Donahoe clone in terms of the same flawed roster assembly.

When the Bills are even worse next year because they couldn't improve the roster because of the cap situation Whaley put the team in, the casuals will blame the season on Rex Ryan and run him out of town instead.

I REALLY do!!! He is the smartest man in the room.

I wonder if Lurie will go after Eliot Wolf again now that Chip is out of the picture?