NaPolian8693

Lynch trade will never happen. Bills are gonna want a second and teams are gonna want to give a fourth. Can't get value.

MAYBIN!!! He got first round money, his contract is going to get more bloated every year.

Getting a second round pick would be a huge win for the Bills. Unfortunately, no team would ever give a second for Marshawn.

Moorman is not a top punter anymore. Mediocre kickers have little to no trade value. I would be surprised if they could get a 6th for him.

So, do you want to draft Mark Ingram? The next Mike Williams at tackle? Wow, what a sad day for this once proud organization, when the fans would be satisfied with bringing in one of these low budget retreads as the new QB of the future.

Thank you for doing this research. It's true he doesn't see the field that much. At least he sees it at all, I suppose, which is more than some rookies.

Bill Polian is the man.

Luck is the real deal. Protypical elite prospect, he's got it all. Very smart kid with a good mind for the game. Mallett is not a bad prospect, just not quite as good. He's a bigger guy with a huge arm, but doesn't read defenses quite as well and just doesn't quite have the same command of the game. He would translate to a Ben Roethlisberger type if he succeeds in the NFL.

http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/120244-kelsay-deserves-the-extension/

The players wanted to give the new coaches and management the benefit of the doubt, and also give Trent the benefit of the doubt. His gutless actions were so alarming that the players were ready to mutiny. Gailey was going to risk losing the team if he stayed with Trent.

Disco, do you have a personal problem with Tim Graham or something? It's really not a big deal.

Good prediction.

I will always support Kelsay and I have my reasons, but that is not related to this issue.

The real reason the Edwards situation ended like this was because there was a big locker room issue. The team lost all confidence in him after he refused to throw the hail mary attempt at the end of the first game, and several players went to the coaching staff. The pressure on the coaching staff mounted until he was finally benched. He did not take it very well, and the whole situation was dangerously close to having a Whitner-type tweet about it and it becoming a circus. This is what I heard through a pretty reliable source. Chan and Buddy are not totally clueless. They liked this guy and wanted to give him a chance, and it's not like in two weeks they magically realized what all the fans have known for quite some time. They were handcuffed in this situation, and I say good for the players for stepping up and trying to create a winning mentality.

Yes, spending the entire offseason evaluating QB talent and then just arriving at the obvious conclusion that Trent is no good after two weeks and cutting him from the team is a hallmark of a good front office.

No one wants Lynch.

Promo - Clausen will go on to have a better career than any current Bills QB. He did not have the advantage of working with the first team all throughout OTAs and training camp, like Bradford did. Even in his disastrous rookie debut, he did better than many of Trent's performances. Does Clausen struggling in his debut somehow validate the coaches starting the season with Edwards, or validate yet another poor Bills draft?

Good riddance!

Byrd just got a lot of fluke tipped ball interceptions last year. Everyone here knows he luckboxed his way to the Pro Bowl, people just are not ready to admit it. I mean, its been years and there are still lots of fans that think Whitner is a real good player. He will probably finish this season with one or two interceptions, with everyone making excuses about injury or pass rush or what have you.

That's one of the silliest things I've ever heard. You must be trolling.

Mike Williams

Probably after the 2013 season, give or take a year.

It's kind of weird that your first line of defense is to go straight to some made up fantasy about drinking urine...

If the Bills could only get some unbiased refs, they would win the Super Bowl.

The defensive line contributes almost nothing. Williams make an occasional play but Edwards/Stroud are as invisible as our draft picks Troup/Carrington. The linebackers are way below average. They can't stop the run, and can't cover. Not much talent in that group. The safeties have been overhyped and played WAY below expectations. Whitner is a bust, and Byrd has not made one play this year. The cornerbacks actually are playing at a pretty high level, and McKelvin has been a very pleasant surprise.