klos63

That may be the case, if it is, I'm not happy with spending a 2nd round pick on a player that you only expect to have around for 4 seasons. Not good value.

Where did you see the 20m? This is the first I've heard that.

He's more athletic...

What does that mean?

Beane spent a 2nd round pick for a 3rd down back? That makes no sense at all.

Didn't we draft one as well? Jordan Hancock? What Beane did to help at safety this coming season was to draft Cole Bishop in round 2 last season.

Cook should have been out there.

Buffalonians are seriously sensitive about many things. They're still upset over blizzard of 77 jokes by Johnny Carson .

Jesus, relax. If you're so devout, you would know that a new pope was selected today and he's from Chicago. An American pope, from Chicago, before the Bears have a 4000 yard passer.

I agree, i just think that Cook has the skill set to be elite, and last year I think he was.

It appears that Beane is doing that. Waiting till the next offseason.

I think a 2nd round pick should be expected to be here for a 2nd contract. With Singletary and Moss, using 3rd round picks for 1 contract made some sense.

The Falcons oline is rated better than the Eagles. Happy now? No, he's not frustrating to watch catch the ball, he's had drops, those are the frustrating ones, but when they throw to him he's dynamic. Watch his highlights from last season, he really had a tremendous year.

The Ravens, Lions, Eagles... all have great offensive lines. Does that also take away value from Henry, Barkley, Gibbs...?

If he produces like last season, i don't care how many snaps he gets, 16 tds is 16 tds. I'm sure he could play more, but we have a solid backfield, everyone is fresh and everyone helps...Cook is just much better than the other backs. That's why Beane used a 2nd round pick on him, he's that good.

It seems like some are purposely ignoring this obvious fact.

Your going to discount the value of his touchdowns scored? Scoring from the red zone is critical, he should be lauded for that. How about the 4th down td in the championship game... no big deal? Cook also broke many big runs too, 60+ yards td, a few 40+ yarders. He had a tremendous season, worthy of a 2nd round pick and the Bills should do everytime everything in their power to sign him. If they don't, they should not waste a 2nd round pick on a player they don't want to extend, the pick is too valuable.

I'm OK with signing that guy. Are you seriously going to ignore last season?

It seems that often, fans forget that a $15 million contract won't be 15 mill against the cap for at least a couple years, it's more likely the first year will be half of that, then the cap continues to rise significantly each year. This is a very workable deal, if Beane wants to.

How about for a 16 TD RB, who added 2 more in the playoffs.

Isn't that true for any player that we want?

At the Saints, 1992. New Orleans had a tremendous defense, we go in to the dome late in the season. It was a scary matchup. Thomas had a great game, this was a tough, hard fought contest. We won in a battle.

Rapp doesn't seem slow, just out of position.

Hamlin did a lot of good things last season, but he's probably the slowest safety I've seen play, ever. He's a quality backup, but way too slow to be a top starter.

I'd like him to call a QB sneak off of right guard instead of left for a change. I kinda think KC knew what was coming on every single sneak during the playoff game. I know I did.