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I disagree. It's like your mom renting a house for 40 years and the owner is ready to sell. Your mom is fearful because every memory she has is in that house and planned on living there until she passes. Then one of the potential owners says the moment I buy the house I'm throwing your mom out but don't be mad I've always dreamed of owning rental property. I mean hate and wishing harm to come to him is ridiculous - but he took the callused approach to us first.

No way - I'd cringe

These situations are mind blowing. It's not even that these athletes get some kind of lottery ticket - although I understand it seems that way with the low percentage of a chance you have of playing pro ball - but they work so damn hard physically and mentally to earn the chance to play, so they have literally felt the pain of the work to get there. Then to be so willing to throw that all away at a nightclub.

He obviously didn't care about me and what's important in my life - so I could not care less about him either.

I can assure you that Karlos going down isn't in the top 25 most important players you wouldn't want to lose. In fact I'd trade Karlos being injured for Shaq right this minute.

Unlike the other politicians who have great and obvious love for all races.

Josh Norman went through a very similar situation.

I know - Trump talking like he's all rich n' crap and like he can't be controlled.

You're looking at it wrong from Rex's point of view. He thinks he's been great and that his record speaks for itself. If you want to debate that - that's fine. He feels he's earned the right to talk bold. No coach gets a unit to play elite every year they coach. Belichick is a defensive guy and he's defenses have sucked at times too. Rex thinks he's a great defensive coach - with the fluidity of teams personal it's hard to say he's definitely wrong. So I say do your thing - be you. As the head coach of the team I love - I'd rather he does that than do it half way and not give himself an opportunity to do it his way.

Rex can't cut Mario.

I was literally just yesterday going to start a thread saying I don't like the way Rex is acting - really since he got to Buffalo. It seems that he's been trying to be too nice. I like the boisterous Rex and I haven't seen it yet - not the way it was. It almost seemed like that last year with the Jets made him feel he had to change his persona. So he kind of did a little bit of chest pounding but it didn't have that fire. I think it effected the team. I think Rex tried to mix his personality with what he thought a new team / fan base wanted him to be. I think he thought he should be a toned down version of what he was with the Jets. Well for me that isn't true - I hope the hiring of Rob and this interview is an indication that he's reverting back. I want him to be himself whether that works out or not.

That's why players should always have a fall guy with them.

He's such a knucklehead.

Proves the Bills were keenly aware of the shoulder situation.

It is a fair point and as you said - we just don't know who else might be in communication. If little or no communication has been had - wouldn't it also be fair to put some of that on Henderson? Like, hey coaches just wanted to let you all know I'm doing better - I'm in shape and ready to play for your team.

You want us to believe that you know more and are smarter about football than Rex Ryan and Doug Whaley? Forgive me if I don't pick you in that poll.

No doubt it was something odd to say - but I think what he really meant was these players are human and they will most assuredly get hurt playing this violent game. Therefor don't make injuries deem a player injury prone.

No he doesn't. He goes by which team scored more in each game - not your yearly ranking of points allowed.

Like a lot of players he's not a great hands catcher but he hauls the ball in pretty effectively into his body. Just like Hankerson and Little he's had some productive NFL seasons.

Perfectly said

The days of the prevent in the NFL are over. Thankfully.

The argument could equally be made that players regressed because they were not a healthy defense and the unproven players like Brown and Bradham didn't play well enough. Add in that arguably their best player quit on the team.

The Bills are doing what they should be doing. They gave Tyrod a contract that if he played a certain amount the 3rd year was void to give him an opportunity at a big pay day. He lived up to his end in the first year and the Bills contract gave him that chance. We're in year two and he needs to perform and the Bills need to see it.

Injuries had very little to do with it?

I think I speak for most that your hope is definitely felt.