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Yes! Another 50 years of mediocrity!

Anyone who watched this bum play in college knew that he wouldn't do well in the NFL.

Pretty sad.

There is no defending Wilson. He's had longer than any owner in the league, and he's failed to produce a Super Bowl; no excuses.

A lot better than both Buffalo OT's combined. You think Wilson cares? 2012 might be the last season in OP anyway, he's just making whatever he can before that deal is up.

There is a 0% chance that Ralph Wilson takes a QB, unless there's a rookie cap by then. He doesn't have the stones to pay a QB what the Rams paid Bradford.

I laugh at all the people who did, and continue to blindly support Ralph Wilson. It's his fault that the organization is the running joke of the NFL.

Evans is just collecting a paycheck at this point.

If you have cable TV you're spending money on them every time you watch TV, whether you know it or not.

How many QB's does the team have to go through before the fans start blaming the team, not the players.

Well, Roy Williams invited the entire team (including practice squad) and every one of them showed up. Originally it was only supposed to be a few guys from the offense, but I guess this is Roy Williams' way of "getting back" at Bryant for the training camp BS. I think that the bill went through the roof when guys started ordering $10,000 bottles of wine to take home. That place has bottles of various alcohol that range from $100 to $75,000 (no joke), so there's no telling what guys were ordering. There's no telling, but honestly, Bryant doesn't seem too worried about it, so I'm not that worried about it.

He speaks the truth, the Bills are a running joke from coast-to-coast. The only way it changes is when Ralph is gone.

Pappa Brother's is an expensive freaking steak house. The average couple could easily drop $300 on a single meal.

Brohm is a pathetic QB. The future of the position is not currently on the team.

Isn't the deal with the county up in 2012? Do they have years to spare?

The Lions are also a better put together team right now than the Bills are; even with their #1 QB being out.

I've been calling him out forever.

- Be ready to lose... a lot.

Still trying to figure out why Peters and Walker weren't retained. The OL would be set in stone with the additions of Wood and Levitre.

I'll go with 27-10 Green Bay.

The guy just isn't a very good football player, and never will be.

Parcells isn't quite the "genius" a lot of people try to make him out to be. Good example, he was completely against drafting DeMarcus Ware in Dallas.

It just depends on how you look at it. You don't build a contender in one year (and make no mistake about it, the Bills are in year one of the re-building process), this is a process that might take a couple of years, but as long as there is steady improvement, that's all you can ask for.

Beat the ever living hell out of Miami! The Bills are kind of my #2 team and though I will always cheer for them, I've made it a point to be objective. I don't think that the Bills are going to win the Super Bowl or anything, but I don't think that the season warrants all of the doom and gloom I've read from various sources (mostly media). I think that as a fan of the Bills you have to go into this season and just be blind to the record. If the Bills finish 4-12 (which is entirely possible), but Trent Edwards shows amazing improvement and a few of the OL figure it out, I'd call 2010 a successful season. 2010 is all about the future, I think that if a few potentially (dangerous word) key players live up to said potential, the future is indeed bright. This is the first time in years I can look at the Bills and honestly say that I see a direction, is it the right direction? Only time will tell, but at least it appears that the team has an idea of what they want the future to look like. Just forget the record, I know it's a hard concept to grasp, but trust me, success is not always necessarily measured by a teams record (learned that from one of the best to ever coach the game).

I love the move, he's a hell of a player.