JohnBonhamRocks

Y'know they've really fine-tuned their drumming. But those beards...

Putting into words what we all feel

All hail!

Would rather just re-sign Gaines or go after Cockrell for far less $.

Hopefully Daboll reportedly being a "scheme to the player" coach is true.

Not that it means much of anything at all, but McDermott and Pegula met with him last year. http://billswire.usatoday.com/2017/04/10/2017-nfl-draft-bills-ownership-dined-with-qb-deshone-kizer-after-workout/

C'mon we're only tied for 3rd worst...

Probably just a high level business meeting.

I'm setting my expectations as Belichick and Brady going another 10 years, so hopefully, I'll be pleasantly surprised.

There are Wall members who were not drafted by the Bills. Kemp and Tasker, for example. I'm not sure how many players nowadays play 75% of their career with one team. Very few would be my guess.

Not who I want, but who I think will win? Patriots* Eagles lead by 10 at half. Patriots* go up by 3 in the 3rd. Eagles come right back in the 3rd to lead by 7. Brady throws game-winning TD to Gronkowski with less than a minute left. (Also of note: Hogan goes over 100 yards, Gillislee scores a goal line TD, and Gilmore makes a very important play giving up his body in run support) I've seen this movie before.

Most lil coins?

I'm not sole-d on this move at all.

He did have 1,586 scrimmage yards this year and 1,623 scrimmage yards last year. Not as wow, but still wow imho. Agree. I don't think he would go on the Wall as is. Needs 2-3 more years of sustained production.

Spiller has 21 more yards rushing right now. McCoy has more total offensive yardage and TDs than Spiller. Most-liked is a factor. Longevity is another (Orton 2014; Adams 2003-2005; Spikes 2003-2006; Fletcher 2002-2006). So is performance. I don't think anyone is arguing McCoy goes on the Wall if his career ended today. But a reasonable projection over 2-3 more years and he very well could be.

There's always the XFL. Edit: Or maybe just for a year.

I think Jackson goes up on the wall. He's got better overall numbers as a Bill than Henry, McGahee, Spiller, and McCoy, although it took him way longer to get them. But longevity as a Bill is a factor I think. Plus, and I do think this should play into it, he's one of the all-time fan favorite Bills players. After all, it's about the fans at the end of the day. I think Moorman should go on, too. I feel like for both, if I were at a game, looked over, and saw their names up there, it would feel right.

As a Bill: Travis Henry: 3,849 yards rushing, 691 yards receiving, (4,540 total yards), 29 offensive TDs Willis McGahee: 3,365 yards rushing, 503 yards receiving, (3,868 total yards), 24 offensive TDs CJ Spiller: 3,321 yards rushing, 885 yards receiving, (4,206 total yards), 17 offensive TDs LeSean McCoy: 3,300 yards rushing, 1,096 yards receiving, (4,396 total yards), 27 offensive TDs Barring a serious injury or trade, he'll be above all of them by mid-season next year in rushing alone. He's only 29 and has 2 more years on his contract. Add one more year onto that and he'll have played as many seasons in Buffalo as Philadelphia. Projection, I know, but possible. No one is arguing any of those Bills you mentioned (especially the 2 safeties being here only 1 year) should go on the Wall. When people think of the end of the drought they are definitely going to remember him salting away the Colts game. Not saying he's there now, but I do think he will be able to get there.

So it doesn't count? I forgot our record was 8-7 and we missed the playoffs.

They won an NFL game to get into the playoffs.

I'm not voting because my answer isn't "yes" or "no", it's "not yet". I think there is a good chance McCoy becomes a captain this year with Wood and possibly Taylor gone, which will help his case. He's really matured and taken on more of a leadership role here. Plus, he shows little if any sign of slowing down and seems motivated to get to 12,000 yards. Combine that with the fact that he's an elite player and was vital to ending the drought. Yeah, I think he will end up on the wall barring trade/cut/serious injury. Okay, scratch what I said. I vote yes.

Maybe if they offer a trade to Dan Snyder.

Fixed your grammar, you +w@+w@ffle.

Some of it is a little out there, like getting a 4th for Taylor and spending that much FA money. However, I do like targeting Bradford and Cockrell.

Gangsta jibberish? Really?