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Plus the Pats have 8 picks this year including 2 number 1's...their second is like a throw away. Getting Welker for an end of round second pick--a 58th pick or so..I'll do that deal anytime.

In Mark Gaughan's article on the home page headlined by the Dockery signing--there is a blurb that the Bills are still negotiating with both Kiwaukee and Anthony Thomas hoping for a return of both. Gaughan speculates that the Bills, if both Thomas's are signed, will probably do one more--non-blockbuster deal in Free Agency. Marv and Coach Jauron really set two priorities--the OL and getting better against the run...we need to start working on priority number 2. Look for a DT or LB to be the remaining Free Agent. Youboty--get ready to rock....you are going to be needed.

and a partridge in a pear tree....thanks my hero

I want wonderlic and I want it now...

All the revenue split talk then blam, blam, blam--get that offensive line done in a day. The foundation for this was set--by signing Peters to a relatively reasonable extension for a LT and having money to spare on the line...very good move..

http://shsdemo.stats.com/fb/playerstats.as...417&team=28

Hello Drew Rosenhaus--- !@#$ you ... Me thinks that several agents phones are ringing right now from RB clients saying--"Let's visit BUFFALO" Running behind that line--wooohooo

The Amazing Offensive Line Makeover--brought to you by the Buffalo Bills

Thanks. You are my new hero

Not ready to give you kudos for your foresight just yet..especially without seeing the next 3 or 4 months unfold. We had a quarterback take monumental steps in development last year--if he continues that type of skill acceleration, he can actually start to win games for this team like the Jags and Texans games, rather than just not lose them. Build depth on the o-line; improve the middle of the defense; get a replacement on the corner that specializes in cover 2 and we can be competitive... If I was an NFL GM the position where I would prefer to have the most questions is at RB--they are literally a dime a dozen for average ones..and face it -- Willis was average last year....

Great album -- really loved Fleetwood Mac during that time Stevie Nicks had that nasty innocence quality -- but I digress

Whittle Stats http://realfootball365.stats.com/fb/player...637&team=16 Has some problem with false starts--doesn't give up a lot of sacks--the 2004 year starting for the Giants (who had a horrible o-line that year) seems to be an anomaly..would be interested in seeing his playing time in the years in which he did not start a lot of games... Seems like Solid Depth at a Nice Price...thank you for shopping at Wal Mart...on to the bargain aisle at Macy's please

I really do TC... I think we have Kiwaukee Thomas back in the fold and we sign a guard other than Steinbach or Deilman tonight

Fly me away to the dark side of the moon and meet me on the other side...... Shocking news---Bennie Anderson got cut...wow--pick me up off the floor..

Marv's already in bed.....

http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showtopic=60228

Spending last season mostly in the Bay Area, I love this guy. He plays with passion and was the only one in Silver and Black on offense that played with any passion. The Raiders had little passing attack..Moss had checked out and Walter and Brooks weren't good...I would be okay with Jordan in a mix of two...

When Jim Leonhard got playing time last year -- I think they saw what they wanted. Surprised Tutan Reyes is not on this list.

Ellison at MLB would be like feeding the Christians to the Lions. I think Crowell would be better....either one needs more run-stopping DT on the roster than we currently possess.

22 reps in the bench--Chris Brown was disappointed...wonder how many times Chris can throw up 225... PATRICK WILLIS A BIT DISAPPOINTING: Willis' bench press reps of 22 were a bit surprising. I'm going to look up his arm length which scouts do take into consideration when they're long. It's harder to keep putting that weight up when you're arms are longer. I thought he's at least get 24 or 25. Shouldn't hurt him too much though. ---

http://www.wgr550.com/bills/fullstory.php?id=2201 A little bit of a surprise since he was a healthy inactive the last game. Maybe they wanted to see more of Jason Jefferson to make a determination whether to keep him or not--he did get a lot of reps against the Ravens.

No kidding.....the smiley from Wal Mart just slashed the price again.

Scribo -- I agree with your sentiment...several folks choose to post crap without reasoning or fact to back it up. Its not even well thought out enough to call it an opinion its more a reaction statement. Its pretty much a constant and when you ask for specifics they often turn to juvenile personal attacks. Its the way of the TBD world I guess. It actually gives a lot of reason to laugh if you read some of the threads. Just keep in mind that the ignore function is still out there if it really gets bothersome. In this case however -- PacMan will become a celibate monk before he becomes a Bill

My reasons--exactly what you stated in the last sentence-- he really doesn't sound like someone that fits the Marv/Jauron profile of a person who has at least some room for football in his life.. Not even counting the alleged fiasco in Vegas... 2006 alone November 2006 http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2646104 April and August 2006 from a Column in USA Today this past week Last April, a Cadillac owned by Jones, and confiscated from a friend, was involved in drug trafficking, police said. Three days later, Jones was questioned, as a witness, about an early-morning shooting. In August, he was charged with public drunkenness and disorderly conduct and placed on probation. (He called himself "an innocent bystander"). In August, he was issued a citation for spitting in a student's face. The charge was dropped. More on August 2006 Tennessee Titans defensive back Adam “Pac Man” Jones surrendered to North Precinct officers at 9:30 a.m. today and has been booked on arrest warrants issued during the night charging him with two counts of misdemeanor assault and one count of felony vandalism. Jones, 21, met officers and was arrested at the Titans complex in Metrocenter. He was cooperative throughout the process. The arrest warrants were obtained at 2:10 a.m. today by private citizens Robert Charles Gaddy, 34, and Lamar D. Woodson, 25, both of Willow Trace Court in Whites Creek. Gaddy, the manager of the 615 Club at 201 Woodland Street, called at 12:10 a.m. to report that Jones assaulted him inside the club. Gaddy reported that he saw three persons smoking marijuana inside the bar (Jones was not one of them) and told them to leave. Gaddy said as the three were walking out, they told Jones, who was apparently part of their party, what had happened. Gaddy said Jones became belligerent, cursed him, grabbed him by the shirt, tearing it, and broke a necklace worth $4,000. Gaddy said Jones was pulled away by his friends but then lunged at him and struck him in the chest. Woodson said Jones and his friends passed by him as they were leaving the property. He reported that Jones made a derogatory remark toward him and struck him in the face. When officers arrived, Jones and the persons with him had left. Both Gaddy and Woodson told officers they wanted to prosecute Jones and were assisted. Jones was released from the Metro Jail after posting a $7,000 bond. At WVU-- In October 2003, Jones was sentenced to one year in jail following a bar fight in Morgantown, WV where he and other West Virginia University football players allegedly beat another student with a pool cue, but the sentence was suspended and he was placed on two years probation. On July 13, 2005 Jones was arrested on charges of assault and felony vandalism stemming from a nightclub altercation. The rest of 2005 On September 5, 2005 Jones was a guest at the annual Nashville Sports Council Kickoff Luncheon. Later that evening, after a loud verbal tantrum when he was told to wait in line for his vehicle, Jones was counseled by the police. He also refused to pay for any valet services used that evening. In October 2005, in a petition filed by the state of WV, it was alleged that Jones had not made regular and sufficient contact with his probation officer and that he did not report his July arrest in Nashville in a timely fashion. The Judge granted the probation extension of 90 days, even though the state requested for it to be extended up to a year.