Patrick Duffy

Correct....I have no idea where the "he's injury prone" came from lol

Nah, absolutely not I wouldn't. Need a younger, mobile QB2 that can move a little bit at least.

Agree, I believe it's time to cut ties also. Agree about Hines/Cook, however I'd add Shakir to that. He turned it up toward the last few games and believe he will continue improving and has the chance to be a strong impact WR

Thanks for the info....Many ppl were concerned (including myself) and glad to hear he is alive and kicking. Best wishes regarding the family

Is it more the Packers or Rodgers

Not sure, but I don't think it would help in terms of value. Not 100% sure, but doesn't agent(s) normally advise against sitting out a year in these type situations? Considering he doesn't have an agent though, curious how it ends up if he hurts himself much more than help himself with this.

I noticed that as well and quietly said to myself....."what baggage is he talking about"... so I too am curious I don't know if his wife is what I'd consider "baggage"...but that's just me

Lol, yeah that crossed my mind also....I'd think it may not sit very well with them

The ones that post statements like, "if this is all we are going to do it's a fail"....or "how can we afford to sign ____player" Stuff like that makes it seem that way. I mean obviously they are restructuring freeing up money to sign players.

Exactly....I mean it's like some refuse to acknowledge the restructures that have already taken place. I don't get it

The thread? Simply refer back to page 1 to locate the information you seek....

Agree....didn't get what the FO envisioned that they thought they were going to get from him (many fans also). I think this past season was pretty much his best season out of his time as a Bill. If I'm not mistaken his rookie season was pretty decent. Either way was a bit disappointing

This is something I would wonder about at times. As I'm sure you are aware, this was talked about a few different times on here. I recall there were some that felt it wasn't the case. Who knows, but I did wonder sometimes if he could have been better at OLB

Somebody in here tellin lies?

I guess that's possible, but to a certain extent if so I'd guess.....I mean I would say the last 2-3 seasons up to recent Milano has proven to be one of the better LB's and I'd guess it probably would not be a great amount of difference between the Bills value and other teams. Idk about 2nd round pick value, but he's still a 28 year old LB in the prime window of his career who makes an impact on a consistent basis for most part.

I get it....I'm just saying me personally I felt confident they would work out what was needed and Milano wasn't going anywhere.

Bring back Dave Wannstedt!!!! I kid, I kid

I did......

Well I'm just saying I, myself didn't

We were? This wasn't something I ever expected. Edmunds yes, Milano never crossed my mind

Pretty much expected

Yeah, hard to argue that unfortunately....... Nah highly doubt he would, as of now at least....He certainly has shown some promise along with being a young player on rookie contract, but I'm not sure he's shown quite enough just yet in his short 2 year career. He definitely improved from his rookie season, but one could argue that basically anyone likely "should" improve having Von Miller as a new addition on the other end. But for a 2nd round pick Milano maybe would come a little closer than Rousseau as of right now I'd guess

I think most ppl definitely has plenty of respect for him, I mean he's earned that for sure....that said while many have much respect they also feel like it's time to move on

Well I still get the feeling it could be just a respectful gesture by both sides as a way for parting ways..... And I'm aware what Beane said etc...but I still feel that's possibly what it is.

Wonder if that game would have had a different ending if Tua had been healthy enough to play.