TheBillsWillRiseAgain

Oh god no not wife. I'm not getting dragged into that marriage **** quite yet.

Actually it doesn't suck to be me. I have a great life and a great woman. I don't need to force her to listen to my music to prove my dominance like some dog pissing on things to mark his territory.

Pop music is tolerable to me simply because I hear it all the time. We don't listen to it when we tailgate but if the chicks wanted to I wouldn't care. That whole "I'm the man, I wear the pants, and we're listening to what I want to listen to!" mentality died like 20 years ago in the North.

You're talking about a guy that will probably only play 50% of defensive snaps like he did in Pettine's system. You really want to pay someone like that $13 million a year when we're already paying our other DE over $16 million a year? I'd happily take Jordon Cameron if Thomas doesn't hit FA(even though he almost definitely will).

We have a premiere pass rusher. Mario Williams.

He's just crotchety because he's old and married.

Allman brothers suck.

$12 million a year is close enough to $15 million a year that I'm not interested. That would mean we're paying our two starting defensive ends over $28 million a year.

Why not? There are 6 DEs in the league that make $12-$16.5 million a year and a lot of those contracts are a few years old. Isn't Hughes considered one of the top DEs in the league?

^Even if he wants $15 million?

They are. People usually baulk when I make that statement but when they go back and look for a better one they always come up empty. I don't think Whaley gets nearly enough credit for that trade.

You obviously don't tailgate with groups of chicks. You should, it's worth listening to Katie Perry.

Jarius Wynn? Manny Lawson? You act like Jerry Hughes is some proven Pro Bowl talent who has killed it his entire career. He was a bum for 3 years with the Colts and then he came and flourished alongside the best defensive line in the league for two years. At no point in his career has he proven to be an elite player on his own. Jarius Wynn, Manny Lawson, or whoever else the Bills brought in would benefit from playing on the same line that Hughes did and would probably do fine. And more importantly, I'd rather have a stud TE than Hughes any day of the week. I'm sure plenty of DEs will be able to get pressure on the QB when the line has to double team Mario, Dareus, or Kyle Williams.

If this was a player for any other team I'd probably ignore it. Since this has been the best 10 days in the history of football though(Pile on the Patriots week) I hope someone makes a big deal out of it.

The only thing that makes me ok with him leaving is that if he did say we'd probably have to pay him $10 million or more a year. I'm ok with a slight drop in talent at his position if it means we use that money on a position of need. $10 million a year is a lot of money. We could sign one of the best guards in the league or a TE like Jordan Cameron or Julius Thomas for that kind of money.

Dark Horse was pretty popular for awhile.

I still maintain that the Shepphard for Hughes trade was the best straight-player-for-player trade in the history of the NFL.

Pretty good article on yahoo kind of touching on both sides of the fumble statistics people have been arguing about. It doesn't take a side, but I found this Dr. Seuss-esque quote from a 2008 Tom Brady interesting in light of what he said at his press conference: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/deflate-gate-triggers-stat-spat-as-analysts-attempt-to-solve-why-patriots-don-t-fumble-003107565-nfl.html

I think he'll(rightfully so) ask for more than the Bills are willing to pay and he'll walk. I wouldn't want the Bills to pay him more than $8 mill a year and I expect he could get $10 million or more somewhere else.

100% real too. Talk about winning the genetic lottery.

Going to b e a jugtacular SB this year it seems. Also keep an eye out for the Carls Jr. SB commercial featuring Charlotte Mckinney:

Soldiers miss the birth of their children all the time. Skype on the sideline or something.

I don't think the issue is his mindset. Nobody wants the NFL to get softer. Just that it seems to be an incredibly stupid thing to say in light of everything that's been going on.

lmao I feel like I'm reading the blurb to a Lifetime movie. Weird you know so much about Lynch's inner workings.

AGAIN: This isn't some poor tortured soul people keep seeking out and won't leave alone. HE'S A STAR PLAYER IN THE NFL.