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I'm pretty sure it would be unprecedented. Cutting a 2nd round pick 4 months after drafting him is the equivalent of a GM asking to be fired. And in a ownership transition year? Any talk of him getting cut is complete nonsense. Anyhow, I watched the Sugar Bowl with my friend and I remember a point where I asked him "Have you ever seen a worse performance by a O-lineman in a bowl game?" His response was - "I can't believe this guy wants to declare this year, where does he think he'll get taken?" We both came to the conclusion that some hyper-aggressive agent probably got in his ear and convinced him that the money was there now.

Wow, Kouandjio looks exactly like he did in the Sugar Bowl.

Exactly. It also stems from our Super Bowl teams in the 90's that didn't play well in the preseason. The starters always played well for those teams however, they just played very, very little. Do people think EJ is going to suddenly become accurate when the real season starts?

It's going to be a looooong year for the offense. Ooof that was horrid.

I'm 99% sure that a letter designates an indoor suite. I wonder if the scale is right because if those 2 sections are indoor suites they are absolutely massive. They look bigger than an entire outdoor section in the Van Miller / Maguire clubs!

After all the months of complaining about Rodak, you guys sure do hinge on his every word...

Then you probably should take the Bills announcement of 46K with a grain of salt. That article was also written 5 months before the season, it's a stretch for them - but not inconceivable, to hit that 40K number they reported. Either way we are still at the bottom of the league in season ticket sales, regardless of what the Fish are selling.

Looks like they were still over 40K, states it was their lowest total in 3 decades. I read last month that they were over 48K at the start of July this year, so I guess you could lump us in with them. Still, not the greatest company to be keeping.

We're typically at the bottom of the league every year next to Tampa and Jacksonville. Jax was up to 45,000 about 3 weeks ago, so I guess we might be even with them. Our other lovable loser friends on the lake, the Browns, should be hitting their cap of 64,000 any day now.

It might be easier to always assume he's hurt and just create "Goodwin Healthy?" threads if we think he might play.

I like the area for a stadium (especially if the projects get demoed), but digging a 1 mile underground tunnel for the I-190 is a complete fairy tale.

This site needs an "EJ Meter" - a small Flash app that updates on his play in real-time throughout training camp based on twitter feedback. Sort of like a DEFCON 1-5 thing.

Yeah these guys are throwing haymakers at each other and landing them in the facemask/helmet. Ya gonna break yo hand, son...

He knew that loss was probably his one and only chance to ever win a HOF game.

Spot on. They have no chance at signing him after this season (barring a career ending to Brady). He's simply not going to hold a clipboard for 3 more years.

I wouldn't feel too sorry for them. Now that the details are out, this is actually a fantastic deal for them - and pretty shrewd of their front office as well. Dalton's contract has only $17M of guaranteed money in it, and it is essentially a 2 yr deal worth $25M. After that it becomes a year-to-year deal. If they don't like what they see after 2 more years, they can give him the boot. If he leads them to the promised land, they can pony up and pay him. The last 4 years of his contract only have $7.2M of dead money, which is extremely reasonable for a deal of that size. And if you are still feeling sorry they give him $25M for 2 years, keep in mind we paid Fitz $10M a year, and somehow his contract had more guaranteed money ($24M) than this Dalton deal. Imagine that!

Need to see what's guaranteed.

They need to sit him down and have another talk about ball security like last year. 2 fumbles and a pick in 1 half against 3rd stringers is pretty bad.

Gold Stars: Henderson, Brown, Woods I know it's only preseason, but that's not what anybody wanted to see out of EJ. Thad may have regressed to the point that he won't make the roster. Doug Whaley will probably need a few stiff drinks to fall asleep tonight. Unless it's a fly pattern, TJ Graham simply cannot gain any separation. Every ball thrown his way is a pick waiting to happen. It's time to part ways.

For some reason that statement made me believe him even less.

A new stadium will come with an iron-clad agreement to keep the team in town for the next 30+ years. That's why. The Ralph is like a very old car - one that you've had some of your fondest memories in. It still gets you where you want to go, but the trips to the auto shop are getting more and more frequent and the repair bills are adding up. The NFL is a billion dollar corporation, and it doesn't want old cars in its garage.

I don't want to go back too far in history, too many old wounds. Obviously that 6-3 Cleveland loss set a new low for professional sports. But if I had to pick one from recent memory, say the last 2 seasons, that Seattle game in Toronto was a pretty vicious beating. Team had no answers and just outright quit. I thought a few members of the defense might just void their contracts and retire after that game.

So QB is overrated, it's a running league, and Luck sucks. I have to admit, that's pretty damn impressive for just over 1 page.

The week between the Raiders game and the Superbowl was the longest week of my life. It felt like an eternity. Zero work was accomplished that week. The entire city was just buzzing and going bonkers - it felt like a long, surreal dream. Even though the outcome wasn't what we wanted, I don't think anything will ever top the pure excitement of that first Superbowl. For some reason it just didn't seem possible that I would ever see the Bills play in the big game, but there it was.

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