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Evans, 63 catches and 3 TDs? Big deal. Lynch, I wouldn't spend too much time propping him right now. Are Whitner and Poz really anything more than average NFL players?

How? Cuz you're gay? and you can tell who other gay people are.

Instead of rolling around and trying to pass the blunt while driving, and possibly hitting a pedestrian, at least this time he pulled over.

Except that O.J. was pals with the cops and knew many of them.

Looks like www.buffalobills.com has confirmed. http://www.buffalobills.com/news/article-1...b3-ac9b651fe5ea

Boy the Levy drafts are starting look worse all the time.

What a jack @$$. Talk about sh-- for brains. He had some issues before being drafted, had the hit and run last year, and now this. Bills need to draft guys that don't have issues and aren't stupid.

Given the state of the economy, the poor finish to the 2008 season, and the ongoing tenure of the current coach and staff, I'm optimsitic the Bills will have trouble selling season tickets.

You win the prize for using "choad" and "tool" in the same response. Now THAT'S continuity!

I think it's about the VALUE of the car you drive.

QB play has been pretty bad, agreed. Coaching has been awful: take DJ off the sidelines during games and the Bills are probably more like 9 - 7 this year and also last year. Also, someone better figure out how to get the ball in the endzone WITH TE in there, or else it's going to be a lot more of the same this year.

Do you realize the link you reference has Peters with an overall LT rating of 2.2, placing him 27 on the list?

You need to read my posts: I didn't say trade the guy, I am saying he held out and had a very bad year. I'm sorry but you can't just choose to ignore certain stats just because you don't like them. Sacks can be somewhat subjective, but much less so for a LT with nobody on your left side? If I were GM, I would tell his agent to get his client into camp, on time, and we'll see what we get from him this year. You want to just throw out 2008, then fine, we'll just throw out 2007 as well and see what he's really got in 2009. He's under contract, and if he wants to play like he did in 2008, good luck and good riddance, IMO. If he can show up like everyone else and be ready when the season starts, and perform, then pay him.

Grow up or go away.

Really. Your left tackle getting beat repeatedly is not a concern? Interesting. How about Peters shows up this year and plays well? After his little stunt this past off season, I would recommend he attend ALL activities, and put himself in position for contract negotiations following the 2009 season. Given his current contract which he's signed through 2010, his holdout, and his poor play I wouldn't give him anything right now. Also, I think he really screwed himself this past year. No GM in the league is going to re-sign him now to a huge contract before seeing if he shows up or not in 2009.

He's under contract for the next two years.

Peters gave up more sacks than anyone in the NFL this year at left tackle, like 10.5. He was ranked 32'nd in sacks.

100 % correct. Also, with the signing of Jauron, which the Bills almost seemed afraid to announce or admit, Ralph really had no choice but to blame the players. You can't come out and say the truth, which is you have sub par coaching from a coach you just re-signed to a new 3 year contract.

Wow, unbelievable. Marv and company may have done better just putting all the available free agents pictures up on a wall and throwing darts to select them.

Jauron is lucky he can lead this team in and out of the locker room on Sundays.

I really hope the Bills agree with this, as I do. Given the weakness of the receiving unit as a whole, they should draft a receiver again day 1. =================================================== Reed is not a starter, he's more of a possesion guy, situational receiver. Parrish probably isn't anything more than a punt returner. Gotta wonder what TD was thinking with that pick. Hardy, well, he may or may not contribute this next year after coming back from injury, but even if he comes back and develops, I don't think you can bank on him based on what we've seen so far.

Trent may or may not be the man, we'll obviously find out more this season, however I do agree that the Bills should be looking for a QB in the draft as JP will be gone, and the Bills need to take more of a N.E. Pats approach and get someone in the system and learning the pro game before they need to call on him.

I appreciate your response. He seems to do nothing visible on the sidelines during a game, and when he does, it's likely to be bad. He did admit calling the horrible JP roll-out play, which directly cost the Bills 1 game. He seems to let the coordinators do their thing: I really think if they took Juaron off the sidelines during games and let the coorinators, including special teams coach, do their thing they probably would have won 1 or 2 more games this year.

Won't we all.

You CAN'T have a PRO football coach costing your team 2 - 3 wins every year. He is a joke.