Sojourner

Which proves the point, anyone can get better or worse. Just out of curiosity, where are you getting these from?

Well said sir.

That's what amused me... He isn't exactly terrible which I find strange that since he left it is a complete 180° from when he was with the franchise. "The NFL quarterback carousel spins around year after year, and the Patriots get to keep Tom Brady while everyone else tries to find their own superstar. Former Brady backups have gone elsewhere and failed – Hoyer in Cleveland, Mallett in Houston" Even Billy's buddy boy Michael Lombardi said this at the end of the 2013 season: "Mallett's ability will make Patriots coach Bill Belichick not want to stop coaching in the next 10 years and keep chasing titles. Mallett brings good news to Pats fans in every area." Guess the Cheat fans make "good news" out of whatever they can.

What if JJ Watt stands between you and the back?

Unless the coaching staff get someone who knows the system or has history of something similar I would place my money on EJ having the reigns. If that's the case then get a tryout. If you do, I choose you as our Week 1 starter.

They were calling Mallet the heir apparent a few years back, now he's one of the worst possible QB choices that the Bills could acquire and start? GTFOH.

Great article, read this earlier on. Good job on sharing it. Marrone - a coach? Just a guy with a job. Marrone - the motivator? Yes. I'd call him a motivator before a coach any day. The difference with that play was the offensive line (Urbik & Wood) actually pushed the defensive line back and created a hole. For all the talk about system players, Spiller is exactly that. Put him in the right situations and he can hurt the other team. However, a jack-of-all-trades he is not.

Totally. The fact that he has such a kind heart to keep that bench warm too makes it that much more astounding!

LMAO

Hey man, thanks for posting this. Never heard of this band and I have to admit, even though it's not really my niche of music, I am loving the songs I have heard so far.

Ah yes, the amazing Mike Glennon! Talented guy. The fact the Bucs will have acquired two QB's for starter purposes in as many years says enough.

Do you share the same hope if he wound up being a Jet?

What do I want? Nothing specifically, I haven't suggested certain renovations. I simply proposed a suggestion of upgrading/renovating the Ralph further until a new stadium is 100% in the works/secured. And surely after a period of 5 years TV revenue, merchandise, ticket prices or even stadium leases for other events would get it there? But sure, gonad ticklers would work.

You call a new store, some new vending spaces and a new scoreboard upgrades to the fullest? OK. And if another $150m was spent, that revenue would surely be generated easily within those 5 years.

Who would seriously give up a first rounder for Bradford?!

I am, unfortunately, not a ST holder but I totally understand and agree with the sense of ownership and attachment holders have to a seat/s that have been held on to for several years. I proposed such a thought due to for the fact a stadium is a few years off yet but hopefully you are indeed right - maybe they are further along than anyone around that networking circle is willing to let on. BTW: thanks for the clarity on your first post

Weren't the reports a few days ago that were coming out of St. Louis that Snead, Fisher and Kroenke were happy with Bradford (injuries aside)? If it does happen I wouldn't mind as long as we aren't giving up another pick from this years draft.

The whole proposal is not exactly what they will put in but more so improvements that can be made to the current stadium if that is indeed the avenue they decide to go down. Regarding your first post which is littered with a logical outlook, why isn't it possible to upgrade the seating and adding even more amenities or even structural additions - such as a retractable roof? A new stadium would be excellent but will it happen any time soon? Did you think Wilson went out of his way to drive commercial business to the surrounding areas? Unlikely. I know Ralph loved Buffalo but I get more of a sense from the Pegulas that they are trying to unite the community and industry of Buffalo as one and for it to be a booming city once again - if not, at least try whilst they are in a position to do so. The whole point I am essentially eluding to is that I, personally, don't see a new stadium happening in the next 5-7 years. What harm would some upgrades do in the meantime 'til everything is tied up and put in motion?

I am not for a second stating renovating the Ralph is the best option, rather if it is the more likely scenario. Totally concur that a new stadium in that location is a golden opportunity.

News from a few months back but I was re-reading these threads: #1, #2 regarding a new stadium and saw NFL.com highlighted Miami has plans in the works of a complete upgrade of their stadium, $400m over two years to be exact. Given that Terry has the money and resources to fund such a project, do you think it's possible the Ralph sees the same kind of overhaul instead of a complete relocation? EDIT Video of suggested renovations: [media=250x350] [/media]

Sarcasm? That's still a thing?

Um, there is no defense for this thread when his opening line contains the exact same verbiage as the other thread's title... "Slipped down to like the 5th post" ?!?! LOL! That's the mark for where threads get lost? Yeesh...

Hear, hear!

Absolutely. I don't for a second state EJ is good, will be good or vice-versa. I just feel he's got a raw deal from our fan base. He's on our team, he's still young and still can potentially grow into the role of a QB that we need - especially in Roman's O. Until he finds elsewhere and we don't have anyone entrenched as our starter, I hope EJ delivers. NO! Oh wait... Noodle arm, right? Ok then. Keep him there.