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But Jerry Hughes NEVER QUITS! I heard it from you!

Lol. My justification is lame, but yours is that the Bills gave him a big contract 3 years ago. Here's some emoji's. :lol: By the way, I count at least 3 other players (including the dreamy Jerry Hughes), who stopped trying on that play. Cut them all!

The RB turn Mario inside? Uh, no. He didn't try to block Mario, let alone turn him inside. He was the intended ball carrier on the play. You can absolutely pitch the ball forward behind the LOS.

You mean as he held the intended pitch target that Kirik was waiting to give the ball too? He blew up the entire designed play. And the 10 other guys on defense couldn't tackle some mildly athletic QB running for his life. Mario just had to do it all, huh?

Mario blew up the play. What are you talking about?

That's not how the world works.

Am I right in saying that you think Sammy was calling out Tyrod specifically?

You are talking past each other. Big Cat has admitted the 2015 defense wad comparatively bad and a disappointment.

My international friends can beat up your international friends.

I love Leo and Kyle Williams.

What spin? You do realize Mario won't play for Rex in 2016 either, right?

CC Tennessee Titans. -Mularkey's Agent.

Really? Who were the serviceable guards available for low investments in 2014? Or 2013? Or hell, besides Richie in 2015? Not to come at you, but this is the team that signed Chris Williams for $13M with $3.5M GTD, and we cut him in one year. I find the "easy to find" line touted quite a bit, even when the Bills have spent 2 years trotting out garbage at G. Either it's not that easy to find a serviceable replacement, or the guys looking are totally incompetent.

Richie was not a standard street FA.

Williams and Ryan have eluded to the departure as well. Lol.

We'd be overpaying for Richie, so no? I can't.

Why? You think he'd get more on the open market?

Where did I say this? Maybe you're the one dreaming. A small good thing from a large bad thing. Is Glenn playing okay in 2016 and being able to re-sign him more beneficial than him playing at an unaffordable All-Pro level?

I shouldn't have used had, but they still took Clowney two years latter. If they truly had NO need for Clowney, why would they take him?

We can assume getting another pass rusher was something they found beneficial, even at #1 pick value, with trades on the table.

He had the same amount of sacks in 5 games as he did all of 2015. I believe he publicly said he was excited to be used like Wade used him. But, he wasn't. Moved on from him so well, they had to draft Clowney two years later #1 overall...

Silver lining. If Glenn struggles without playing next to an All-Pro next year, his asking price drops.

I thought Wade ran a one-gap.

More the two gap system IMO.