Wayne Arnold

You're whining about the release of two players who all 31 other teams took a look at and said, "Nah, we're good".

JONATHAN. WILLIAMS. IS. NOT. NEARLY. AS. GOOD. OR. VALUABLE. AS. YOU. THINK. HE. IS.

*Note to self: whatever 'Straight Hucklebuck' thinks...think the opposite*

So many tantrums for a guy who wasn't even claimed off waivers!

Marrone sucks. Does McDermott suck? That's yet to be determined.

Bobby has a crystal ball. Didn't you know that?

How do you know the second tight end they claimed didn't have a condition?

Or they...you know, simply wanted to add a fourth tight end. Not everything is so dramatic and/or "ominous".

You mean the Panthers 53-man roster? Clay did make it.

No he didn't. Freddy was great from the very beginning. He just needed coaches to remove their heads from their butts and recognize the fact.

Not running backs.

Running backs don't develop. They depreciate.

Yeah it's much better to have a guy taking a spot on the roster who does nothing as Shady, Banyard and Tolbert get all the carries.

Your exact quote: "He's shown no ability." It's obvious he has the potential. All a man needs is an opportunity.

Why? Backup running backs are a dime a dozen.

Oh, no? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fLI1tn_VNo

Manziel Part II ^^ Doesn't know what a check down is ^^

I don't agree with this. Kaelin Clay was brought here to play WR. That's why Philly Brown was released. Taiwan Jones showed that he can be used as a running back in certain packages after averaging 6.64 yards per carry in the offseason - the Jonathan Williams release is further proof. After Deon Lacey was claimed, Gerald Hodges was released which likely shows they believe Lacey can fill in as Preston Brown's backup at MLB. When healthy, Colt Anderson is the backup free safety.

Unintelligent and/or ignorant people tend to confuse their assumptions for truth. The fans having tantrums now assumed that Jonathan Williams was the first backup running back on the roster when preseason ended. When that was proven to not be the case, instead of adjusting their perceptions ("wow, it turns out Banyard and Tolbert were ahead of Williams - that's unexpected"), they lash out and cast blame ("Beane and the front office don't know what they're doing!").

Yeah they should do everything the previous front office did because they were so successful. So many of you are on meth.

You offer nothing to this message board. You're more emotional than my four year old daughter. It's really pathetic.

I'm dying to know what McDermott and/or Beane told Boldin to convince him to sign with the Bills in the first place. "Pretty much anything at all" isn't going to cut it in this situation. It wouldn't be a good look for anyone (except the Pats, of course).

Yes, I thought so. Might still be true. But Beane made a calculated move and it paid off. Dude is probably wondering why he took this job from all of this "support" from these "fans".

You aren't one of them. They know who they are.