jjmac

Here we go!

Who isn't? Geno Smith.

Even though our roster has a higher level of talent, it still has a long ways to go. Whaley's doing just fine.

As do I. That's a thread somebody needs to start after the New England game.

I expected 4 wins. I do get disappointed when we lose, but even more so when we play so poorly that we just give the game away.

Reed and Lofton played at much higher levels than Stevie has this year. In reality, though, I do expect him to be on the roster next season.

Marrone talks about accountability. Wouldn't that include expecting your most experienced and highest-paid WR to play like a #1?

So, if another's team offered a Ditka-type trade for Spiller would you take it?

Has EJ lost his confidence?

Is he our best WR?

Maybe not, but I know where it shakes out among Bills receivers.

His contract says otherwise.

He's only our #2 if they bring in a FA or Woods develops very quickly.

And has trouble catching and/or hanging on to the ball. And has trouble catching and/or hanging on to the ball.

Consistently not a a very high level.

Now much would a LB like Barr or Mack help? I've seen their names a lot for our 1st pick.

Or hope someone wants to trade up. I would like to see some trades this year, so we can maybe pick up an extra defender or two.

Love the thought, but our line needs more help than that.

Or do you slide Glenn to RT? Either way, that would solve a lot of our problems.

Why Henne?

Per Rotoworld: Stevie Johnson Wide Receiver 3/5/2012: Signed a five-year, $36.25 million contract. The deal contains $18.05 million guaranteed, including an $8.5 million signing bonus, initial workout bonus of $100,000, and all of Johnson's first-year base salary. Johnson is eligible for an annual $275,000 workout bonus in years two through five. 2013: $2.55 million (+ $4.5 million option bonus), 2014: $3.65 million (+ $1.75 million roster bonus), 2015: $5.5 million (+ $250,000 roster bonus), 2016: $5.85 million, 2017: Free Agent

Got it. Also, what if he went 8-8? He would be only a mediocre QB who could never win a championship, so we would have to draft another QB.

So you have the story of EJ's career written already.

Good people and good players are not always one in the same.

And yet it would take a small dose of divine intervention for us to win.