R. Rich

My sources (from.........never mind) say that a lot depends on the ratio of expressions of pain, dissatisfaction, and resentment that come from fansites.

Kemoeatu is gone. Bernard and Jackson are still out there, though.

Probably so, especially considering the cancellation of the remainder of free agency and this year's NFL draft.

Why wouldn't you like Greenway? The guy was clearly one of the best LBs in the nation last year.

Agreed.

Correct. He sucks too.

I think that stinks. It doesn't go well w/ this mock draft of mine: 1. Haloti Ngata DT Oregon 2. Claude Wroten DT LSU 3a. Dusty Dvoracek DT Oklahoma 3b. Babatunde Oshinowo DT Stanford 4. Montavious Stanley DT Louisville 5. Gerald Anderson DT Georgia 6. Kwakou Robinson DT Virginia 7. Johnny Jolly DT Texas A&M

Scratch that. I asked some co-workers, and they said that Bias did in fact do drugs. Supposedly, he left his dorm room around 2am to go score some coke for himself and his buddies and died a few hours later. That really sucks.

From what I've heard, Bias didn't have a drug habit. He didn't have good judgment though. Reportedly, he tried crack for the first time that night and, unfortunately, died.

Alright, what if he said Vince Young instead?

Yeah. He sucked in Buffalo.

True, as was Reggie Lewis. The Bias thing really sucked, as he was just a fantastic player in college. I was really looking forward to seeing how great a pro he would've been.

Boston had a dominant frontcourt for years w/ Hall of Famers Larry Bird, Robert Parrish, and Kevin McHale. They did what they could to keep this group together, to a fault I'd say. Eventually, they had a bunch of old players who were worn down by age and injury. They never prepared for that time, so they're still in the process of trying to recover from not being ready to replace them. Considering his value as a return man, slot receiver, and an emergency QB, I'd have to say Randle El is better than Josh Reed. Reed has struggled to be an effective member of the Bills, while Randle El has given the Steelers a dangerous player that can hurt you in a number of ways. I was personally on hand to watch him convert third down after third down when the Steelers beat the Bills about 14 months ago.

Allow me to play devil's advocate here: Let's keep that guy. Heck, let's sign him to a contract that will keep him here until he retires already. Wait a minute! This ain't the NBA and we're not in Boston.

Itz pickie, ewe embassill!

What's really interesting is to see what happens @ LB. I honestly believe they're going to keep Ray Lewis, but he ain't too happy. Bart Scott, who played well while Lewis was out injured last season, wants to be a starter. W/ Anderson being signed and Jamal being re-signed, that may take them out of the running for LenDale White. I could see them going after a LB in the draft.

Ah, but their float is still behind the Haloti Ngata float.

You mean we don't do that now?

Interesting. Now I wonder what they plan to do defensively, if anything @ all.

Hopefully our OL will keep him upright so that he can find the open receiver. Hmmm.......chain reaction???

Not everyone is happy. Then again, it's not possible here. There's always going to be some reason for someone to complain. I'd be willing to bet someone here would do some whining even if the Bills won the Super Bowl. The first step is to accept the fact that you cannot change this.

Yeah, me too. I sure hope he somehow ends up in Buffalo. Man, would that be a great move! I watched the Senior Bowl also, and he was very impressive. In drills, he showed his strength in taking on the big guys and in the game itself, he was impressive also (as opposed to those who kicked a** in practices but flopped in the game like Jay Cutler and Brodrick Bunkley).

You bring up some intriguing issues there, tard.

Considering how badly Bentley wanted to go back home, what do you think would've been a good offer that he'd consider that would also leave enough room under the cap for other possible stud players to be signed?

Pasquerelli's a genius again. Don't worry, we'll go back to calling him Pastabelly and saying how stupid he is by noon.