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just got that too... here we go again with another huge thread

Chris Johnson, Peyton Hillis and an old Stephen Jackson are not productive rb's... Murray theoritically wasn't coming to Buffalo.. DeAngelo could be either/or and I wouldn't have complained if the Bills had signed him.

I'm not disagreeing with this point... but in my mind Kromer being the OL coach and not OC or QB coach would lessen the automatic thought that Cutler wouldn't come here just because of Kromer.

This day has been so amusing to me... They decided to have a meeting with literally the only FA QB that is allowed to visit and people are losing their minds

Pro Football Talk reports Peyton Manning is expected to make a decision on his future next week. Source: Pro Football Talk Feb 13 - 4:05 PM

I do like Hughes as mostly everyone does.. but this is the epitome of a no brainer in my mind

My only thought was since Kromer is the OL coach, would that really deter Cutler from wanting to come here as a FA if they cut him or in a trade?.. If Kromer were the OC or QB coach, I could understand it.

I remember when this was discussed when he left the Colts and when the Bills were mentioned in the pecking order the response in the article was... "LOL" things are trending up!

I can see a strong attempt for Julius Thomas

You can just trade their stats if Watkins had eli in my opinion just to keep the debate simple... and then we would have those saying... "I cant believe whaley wouldn't have traded this years 19th pick for Watkins.. hes AMAZING"

It threw me for a loop much like learning the truth about Santa Claus... will take a few days to digest

Maybe Gus Malzhan lives in Lawrence during the offseason!

Fred Jackson stiff arm run down to the Bears 1 yard line in OT... Bills bar in Boston went bananas

If I recall correctly the game could be flexed to the 4 or 430 times slot due to the Pats/Broncos tiebreaker for the #1 seed scenario (like last year.) I'm not sure if they have a hierarchy of reasons to flex or not. They don't want the Pats winning at 1 and having Denver left with nothing to play for at 4pm vs Oakland... This is assuming NE beats the Jets and Den beats Cincy of course

With respect to everyone I am sick and tired of hearing about these week 17 (maybe the pats will rest their guys) scenario.. Yes they will have the division likely wrapped up but they more than likely will not have the #1 seed locked up.. I'm sure they'd prefer to host Manning and the Broncos than to travel back out there for the AFC title game.. If we make the playoffs by winning out, make no mistake about it.. It will be against fully functioning Patriots squad. GO BILLS

We host the chargers my friend!

Going to the harp in Boston. They do a great job w sahlens. Lebatt on tap. Fried bologna. DJ w shout song, wings etc

Like it per usual Bill. It's been tough but glad to know all you guys are there every day of the year. It will turn around and no one will deserve it more than us. That keeps me going each September. Go bills!!!!!

Tie their cleats

I long for a day when we don't talk about Mel kipper or any of those dope shows on this board for their draft grades

Is there any scenario where it would both be possible/advantageous and fans would root for a trade down that gets us a second 2015 first rounder? I'm personally all for staying at 9, a slight trade up or a slight slight trade down depending on board. Personally wouldn't want to trade down to 23 for example.

That is a very good point... But how many times do they need to say big WR before we can see through these potential smokescreens... Not that Stevie is on Byrds level.. but if we take ODB at 9 and trade/cut stevie as has been written... its the same as just taking ha-ha at 9.... spinning our wheels even if ppl believe ODB is better than Stevie.. just my thoughts... Very excited for tonight... Go Bills!!

Is it me or is this an exact replica of Tavon Austin rumors last year on Draft morning/afternoon

Trade up for Watkins/Evans without losing #1 in 2015 if at all possible if we stay at 9.. Ebron barring an unexpected fall by someone else