EmotionallyUnstable

Wonder what Marone drives.

Is this real life

Looks like A.J. Hawk tackled a fan upon his request at a golf tournament. Didn't know if it has been posted but thought It's be worth a share. http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/watch-packers-lineback-a-j--hawk-lay-out-willing-fan-at-golf-tournament-165317737.html Brings me to my next question: If you could have the opportunity to cover, block, tackle or try to run by any Buffalo Bill, who would it be? Personally, I'd love to try to rush the edge on Cordy Glenn...haaaa man that'd be terrible.

The impeachment was just a joke. I do like your point about the growth, but somethings I cannot get past.

Let to kool-aid flow cold and steady...

It's been a long playoff drought...hope and belief are tiring feats!

They absolutely appear to be. However, I don't believe them to truly have the best interest for the players in mind. A lot of these rule changes for safety definitely help but the NFL is missing on some key rules that could easily cut down injuries. Mandatory mouth pieces, tighten and better fitting helmets. Why is helmet to helmet for RB's not okay but lineman it's unspoken? I'm surprised no one touched on the handling of Spygate, Bountygate or the referee lockout. All major issues I had a problem with

In my OP I said, " I understand that a lot of other committees and people have their hands in these things as well."

https://www.facebook.com/RogerGoodellImpeachmentPage?ref=nf <---The Official Roger Goodell Impeachment Facebook Page

I'm available.

From his ridiculous salary to unfavorable rule changes, I have been scratching my head about this guy for years. In light of the recently proposed change in the draft, I push for impeachment of Roger Goodell! All jokes aside, whats up with this guy? I really can't stand some of the rule changes, season extension talks, pro-bowl changes, kickoff elimination, etc. I understand that a lot of other committees and people have their hands in these things as well. Maybe I'm just using Goodell as a scape goat. But one things for certain, whether it be LA or Chicago, I will undoubtedly be booing when he takes the stage. Just an angry Friday rant. What are some of the head-scratching, eye popping, ridiculous moves he's made to tick you off? Go Bills.

this word irks me.

We could debate and argue this list and the order the players appear until we're blue in the face. To me, what is more important is what isn't on the list. Going specifically off of his evaluations, I've noticed a few things I find interesting. -If your QB isn't a top 20 talent, there is a problem -If your LT isn't top 5, there is a problem. -If your best CB isn't in the top 5, there is a problem. What is the problem?---> It seems that our current talent doesn't match up with league-wide positional importance. If QB and LT are the highest valued offensive players across the league, should your team's QB and LT not be the top two offensive talents? Food for thought.

I understand the fiscal aspect of this move but can't appreciate the breaking of tradition at Radio City Music Hall.

Mine came late July last year. Can't wait.

The Boise Potato Farmers,,, I like it. No.

2 FB? No way. Other than that I think you're close. 0 FB's and use the extra players for LB and Safety depth.

Bingo.

Anyone care to gander a breakdown of carries per game? Say 30 rushes. CJ -13 Fred - 9 Brown- 8 I don't believe speed is the ultimate factor in deciding your #1 back. Look across the league you'll see a variety of backs running different times. AP-4.4 Marshawn-4.4 McCoy-4.5 Speed is a tremendous factor, no doubt. But I'm not sure that it's something that would keep Brown from being #1 in Hackett's system

A few things he noted as to why he'll be improved: 1. Familiarity with the offensive scheme 2. New play makers 3. Better decision making ability 4. "I'm 100%" Thanks for Posting

RB: FB: Bryce Brown Frank Summers Fred Jackson Evan Rodriguez CJ Spiller Anthony Dixon Ronnie Wingo With seven current 'running backs' on our roster, we have a very crowded backfield. The talent here is undeniable. I'm curious as to see how this shakes out during camp. I don't believe we'll keep a fullback. As much as I liked Frank the Tank, I don't see his value. He was a situation offensive player and a replaceable special teamer. With the addition of Anthony Dixon, I believe there is no need for a fullback. Ronnie Wingo will be the odd many out, leaving four running backs left on our final roster. I cannot see a scenario in which we have less than that. Though this is a very discussed topic, I'm curious as to how the camp reps, preseason snaps and ultimately, the work load in season, will be split. Shot in the dark: In alignment with our current offensive scheme, Bryce Brown is (or will prove to be) a more complete running back Rationale: Durability - Brown has the size and skill set to be a tackle-to-tackle, 20 touch RB. It's been shown Spiller is not. Size: - Brown outweighs spiller by 20 lbs Speed - Spiller is FAST! 4.27 40 at the combine. However, Brown is no slug. 4.47 at his Pro day. ESPN's Mike Rodak agrees - Three years ago, on the heels on Spiller's breakout season, I'd be a dead man for mentioning the idea. However, its important to remember how different our offensive scheme, surrounding talent and staff are. I'm curious as to what you all believe will happen. How will the camp duties shake out? Out of 30 running plays, who takes the brunt of the load? Bored or a Saturday, Go Bills. link : http://www.rotoworld.com/recent/nfl/7670/bryce-brown

Grew up watching the Bills from Rochester, NY. My father always had the games on in the early 90's during the glory days. I couldn't tear away from them. It became part of the reason I went to school in Buffalo. It remains part of the reason I now live in Buffalo. The Red, White and Blue are always good colors to promote. Go Bills!

To an extent I can agree. However, I love this sign. We need tenacitiy on this defense. The character is there for a lot of these guys. Sprikle in a little bada$$ into the mix might just be a nice balance on defense. I love his physicality.

Andre Williams, RB, Boston College Projected Round: 4th 0:28 is power.

I've never been one to track these things and do not fully understand the ins and outs. I do know we need to reserve a certain amount for our rookies. After the Williams and Graham signing, where do we stand? How much more money can the bills afford to fork over without being cap strapped?