Wayne Arnold

You should care when it gets him suspended for 25% of the season.

Doing some research on this guy. Apparently his wife is some sort of reality TV semi-celebrity.

Lucky and great are not mutually exclusive.

Oh, really? Do tell.

Goodwin would have a chance of making the training camp Hall of Fame. Unfortunately he's not very capable of making plays on a real football field. Even if he had a body naturally durable enough to withstand the rigors of the NFL.

Won't click the link. That's a pathetic joke.

Sheesh. Clayton also predict some terrorist attacks or natural disasters in the Buffalo area as well?

Unless Tom Brady changed his name to Julian Edelman, there's no way this thread deserved 10+ pages. You should all be ashamed.

You've listed a bunch of dime-a-dozen players that can be found on each roster in the National Football League.

It's a good point until using the Patriots as an example. They suck at drafting. They're great because of their quarterback and head coach. That's it.

Yeah. I don't get the Jets hype myself. I think they did the absolute best they could last season - and they still missed the playoffs. I think they take a big step back in 2016.

If Goodwin is still WR #6 like Astro says then that doesn't bode very well.

"Those who don't learn from history..." Not only do we not really know how good Taylor is...we don't know if his body is durable enough to withstand a full NFL season unscathed. I'm concerned...

Not to mention that's how Gilmore gets put on IR seemingly every year.

This same thread was probably created ten years ago. Let's face it - he's obviously taking steroids to maintain his physical abilities (lots of roid rage outbursts in practice and games). He'll be playing at a high level for at least the next ten years.

Fans always overrate the talent of their teams. The fact of the matter is that NFL teams are pretty much equal across the board year after year from a talent standpoint. The only differences (in order): 1. Quarterback 2. Injuries/luck 3. A handful of difference-makers at the other positions (your Von Miller's, JJ Watt's, etc.) 4. Coaching So being "#2 behind Seattle with the talent on this roster" - even if that's true (doubtful) - doesn't mean a damn thing unless you excel in one (or more) of the four factors above.

It's been proven that "discipline" (myth perpetuated by the media) and penalties are not correlated. Jets were among the least penalized teams in the NFL during Rex's tenure. A head coach is in charge of everything. Not just his "specialty." This. Especially the "with no significant injuries to key positions" part.

What did he not learn? The knock on him with the Jets was poor quarterbacks and bad offense. So he gets hired here and goes out and lands Tyrod Taylor and grabs Greg Roman. Boom - best offense in Buffalo in over a decade.

The offense finished Top 10 in efficiency for the first time in well over a decade. But I guess the head coach gets no credit for that from you, right?

Second-best season in ten years in Year #1 of this coaching staff. And we're already talking about make-or-break going into Year #2? That doesn't make much sense to me.

NFL training camp is my favorite time of the football season. As a Bills fan it's so much more enjoyable than the gut punch that is the regular season.

Great, good, or mediocre. Half the league gets "selected" because so many back out. No offense, but is this a difficult concept?