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E.J sucks.

Why is sit every thread you don't like, you've got to throw your 2 cents in every time.. Give it a rest already.

Maybe we should start calling him "BooBoo" Brown.

Bills are poorly coached team yesterday.

470 passing yards. Epic. How could the pass D be THAT bad all game long. Rex Ryan is out of his league against the Pats, Belichick and Tom Brady. Ryan MAY have more games against N.E. than any head coach on the league, and still got worked. How do you turn a top 2-3 defense into what we saw yesterday? Ask Ryan the new D coordinator.

I DID see this the other night, and wasn't really sure what to make of it, as I don't really know much about Heath Evans: but what the heck!!! If TT can actually play, and stay healthy, why not?

What issue with Goodwin?

+ 1 Good points. I am hoping Taylor success in pre-season does translate into the regular season. Hope he stays healthy and improves every time out.

I think so also: resting the QB position for a year on two players combined have 15 starts, Taylor having 0, is a concern IMO.

Yeah, why keep five(5) Tight Ends, while keeping 7 receivers???

+ 1 That may include some 4 WR sets. Can you imagine TT in there with 4 wide outs???

They are simply not going to be able to play man coverage with him right now.

Good points made here, and above. He does get physical, does block and doesn't get hurt it seems.

It was only preseason, the Steelers pass defense was full of holes, but Marcus Easley caught everything throw his way, maybe by different QB, and made nice catches including one absolute gem on the right side. Forget the debate about Hogan and Goodwin (hurt) , get Marcus Easley some playing time. Dude can catch the ball from what I was seeing! Go Bills.

IMO. QB rating in a preseason context is of no value. QB play against 2nd, 3rd line guys is of very little value. QB play in camp is huge. QB film of previous real game experience is also pretty big, depending on what they are seeing. Inappropriate O scheme, O-line? Not QB fault. Bad decisions, poor accuracy, bad mechanics, bad reads and progressions?

LOL I could have thrown R.J in there, but we didn't actually draft him...

Losman, Trent, E.J.???

Well, he's been on the injury report as many times as he's caught the ball. How is he not injury prone? He also missed much of last season. http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/marquise-goodwin-player-injuries

Hogan isn't great obviously, but he does show some production, has a pretty high target/catch ratio, and few drops. He isn't going to break anything long, but this being his 3rd season, and with possibly am accurate short range QB like Cassel, might be a good move to keep. Hasn't missed a game in 2 years, and appeared in every game since rookie season, 2 years in. Dependable?

Find a clip where he catches the ball...

I don't see Goodwin as a lock at all. He is most certainly on the bubble, and constantly hurt or injured it seems.

Thompson? Has 15 career receptions and did not play last year... ?? http://espn.go.com/nfl/player/stats/_/id/15503/deonte-thompson What's the upside here really?

Good point. Also see supporting article. Pretty interesting IMO. http://www.wgr550.com/pages/21723100.php?

I think he was 7 of 8, 1 incomplete pass which hit Hogan between the numbers, in the chest. I was pulling for Hogan, but no really sure now.

I voted for Cassel...