Bob Malooga

I really wanted James Carpenter...good signing by the Jets.

No, no effect on me, besides being a fan of a team paying a RB in 2015 $10M a season...when people didn't want them to pay Spiller $4M a season. But, again, that's not my biggest issue, although I think that's absurd for a RB. Lol, no sir, I am not...sure as hell wish I was though!

No way are Gragg and Gray "good enough" to be our TE's from now until one gets cut "before the season." Lol. They desperately need to bring in another TE, Roman's offense needs it.

They are, it was reported all day yesterday...they want Cameron and Clay for Lazor's offense, as they have plans for a Gronk/Wright duo. (Forgot the Miami reporter who tweeted that exact idea...but there is this from another Miami reporter.) http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/miami-dolphins/sfl-perkins-im-almost-sold-on-dolphins-pairing-tes-charles-clay-and-jordan-cameron-20150313-story.html

If I have a bill to pay, and I can have either 5 days or a couple weeks to figure out how to pay it...I will take the extra time, because it is beneficial to me, not the bill collector. Miami is benefitting from the extra time. Bottom line. No matter what happens, they WILL know how much the offer sheet is for and have time to figure it out and match it. I won't be surprised to see him re-signed in Miami before Buffalo evens puts an offer sheet on the table, that is the point...huge waste of time and resources. Did I? "Their biggest mistake was letting him leave *WITHOUT AN OFFER*...there is zero chance they get him now." Try again.

Ok, so then...explain what Buffalo is gaining by waiting until Miami clears enough cap space to keep him? My opinion on Buffalo's handling of the situation has absolutely nothing to do with what is going on here. This is ALL there is to understand about Charles Clay and his situation... "Charles Clay is a restricted free agent, Miami retained his rights on the transition tag. Another team can sign him for at least $7M+, and Miami has 5 days to match that offer from the time it is made. If they do not match it, then Clay goes to the team who put in the offer. If they do match it, he stays in Miami."

Miami won't keep him for only a year, they will need to work out a long-term deal...if they want to keep him. That is probably the only way he DOESN'T come to Buffalo, is if they give him something long-term, which is what they are trying to do this weekend.

No, it wasn't...I didn't expect them to MAKE him STAY in Buffalo. You just went and took one small part of a statement, to make it look like I said something that I did not say...ignoring my entire statement in the process. Well done.

I completely understand it...there's not much to understand. Charles Clay is a restricted free agent, Miami retained his rights on the transition tag. Another team can sign him for at least $7M+, and Miami has 5 days to match that offer from the time it is made. If they do not match it, then Clay goes to the team who put in the offer. If they do match it, he stays in Miami. It's pretty easy to understand, actually...what is not easy to understand is why Buffalo didn't give him an offer sheet, what are they gaining by waiting? Nothing. Meanwhile, Miami is getting the benefit of not being on a 5-day clock to match an offer, instead being able to focus their resources to reshaping their roster.

It is correct, if they offered him on Wednesday, Miami would have until Monday to match it...now they have all their roster reshaping done, and all the time they want since there is no offer sheet. The Dolphins get five days to match any offer for Charles Clay, after the offer sheet is put in by the Bills, Browns or whomever.

Understandable, but I am not pinning my hopes for the TE position on a former Canisius basketball player...situations like that are extremely rare. Rather sign Gresham and draft Williams, Walford, O'Leary...or if you want a legit TE prospect, draft Jean Sifrin, or sign him as an undrafted free agent.

And putting in an offer 2 days ago, would give them much less time to rework their roster to make room for him. They would've had 5 days to do everything they had to do, the Bills afforded them more time to work things out.

Like Ramses Barden was supposed to be? Lol. I doubt Chris Manhertz is a factor at the tight end position, whatsoever. How so, an offered needs to be made, no matter what...only difference is, Miami has a chance to match the offer, Houston didn't. If I go visit a team and leave with an offer in my hand, I feel a lot better about them wanting me...if I leave emptied-handed, I feel I wasted my time.

Can you not read? I would propose OFFERING HIM A CONTRACT BEFORE HE LEFT! It's common sense, he was there THREE damn days. But, now I am curious...did they hold a gun to Mario's head? Because if they did, it worked.

I don't think so. They had the #2 rushing game in the league 2 years ago. All they needed was a capable QB and some offensive linemen, and they were playoff bound. Letting players like Brandon Marshall and Ben Grubbs slip through their fingers for 5th round draft picks? That is an epic fail, especially Grubbs since he restructured his contract. I like Harvin, but they need size, not more speed. I like Incognito, but at this point is he any better than Urbik or Williams? I like Cassel, as a backup. I like Shady, a lot, but not at his contract. I like Tyrod Taylor, if we didn't already have two second string QB's. I just don't understand what they are trying to do...and yes, I know, it's March 14th. But to me, it just seems like more of the same...signing playmakers, who are household names, to sell tickets and build hype. One signing I do love, is the signing of Jerome Felton...I don't care what anyone says, you need a capable FB in the NFL, look at the best teams, they all have one. And I also feel like their pursuit of Charles Clay is a joke. If he was honestly ranked higher than Julius Thomas on their "wish-list," I think we might have some issues. And I see no way they land him nw, shouldn't have let him leave without an offer sheet, that was stupid. As far as I'm concerned, the draft needs to be QB, TE, OG, OG, OG...there is absolutely nothing else they need, besides some depth. (I AM thoroughly entertained though, I love the national exposure...just hope it works out for the best in the end.)

Their biggest mistake was letting him leave without an offer...there is zero chance they get him now. And now they have 3 scrubs at TE, none of them who know how to block.

He also doesn't seem to know the difference between the franchise tag and the transition tag...as he keeps saying Clay is on the franchise tag. (Or at least he did until someone embarrassed him.) He's a clown...and apparently there is a change.org petition to have ESPN fire him! LOL.

Is this a serious question...and are there honestly 15 people who would rather have EJ Manuel over Ryan Tannehill?!? LMFAO, that is absolutely hilarious. Glad I saw this, laughing is good for the soul!

I have said in a couple different places that Nigel Bradham was the best LB on the roster. I said last summer he would be the break out player. That is what allowed them to make this move. They were the #7 defense with Kiko Alonso, and the #4 defense without him...I do not understand why people are upset? Nigel Bradham is a better NFL LB than Kiko Alonso, and he deserves to start from now on.

Rather have him experimenting with that a couple times, than becoming an alcoholic....which is a much worse habit to kick. Or beating women, stealing stuff, etc...doing some "Molly" is not preventing me from drafting a good football player. I'm done with the "choir boy" non-sense...I want to win. Appreciate the feedback, though.

Level of competition shouldn't be much of a concern, he proved himself at the senior bowl...and other backs have had success with weaker competition. I like Langford too...Tyler Varga is also interesting to me. I just want someone with size and decent speed, everything else can be coached and developed.

Small hands, fumble problems, not elusive, high pad level, not a power runner, bad change of direction, dances around and is indecisive at the line of scrimmage... Those are just a few of the things I remember Mayock and others saying about him. They also said his body is maxed out physically and he won't bulk up, doesn't have the frame for it. So, with that...at 5-11, 205 lbs...I rather keep CJ Spiller, who is the same size and a much better RB. (Frank Gore weighs 10-15 more pounds than Coleman.)

Weird, he's listed on all the draft prospects list...and even tweeted that he was going pro. Noah Spence @nspence94 Not what I wanted but now it's time to get ready for the next level, I've learnt so much in the last couple months that it's all worth it. 8:51 PM - 25 Nov 2014 I bet he improves his draft stock tremendously if he does return to school...maybe that's why he did return, found out he wouldn't be drafted.

If he's their guy, and he's there...you take him. 3rd round might be right about where he goes though anyways...that's when I would expect the majority of the RB's to start going, besides the higher end ones in the 2nd. However, I think Johnson is one of the top-5 RB's...all of which will be gone before the 4th round.

Josh McCown is not an upgrade to Kyle Orton, he is on the same level as Kyle Orton, which is not very good. I do not see McCown as a 1-3 game improvement in the "win" column, and that would be an "upgrade." I don't know what it would take to get Sam Bradford, but the fact the Bills said they are not even interested in him, really worries me. Makes me think it's the same old Bills, to be honest. Either way, I hope they draft a QB...Garrett Grayson, Brett Hundley, Bryan Bennett, Brandon Bridge...get someone to develop.