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We got a second as well this year for a player.... in case you don't read much or follow the team closely. Google Sammy Watkins to the Rams. You may learn something

Too funny....glad we have him. I like a little nasty on our offensive line.

Uggg was so hoping Detroit would win - especially at home - vs the steelers!

I was at the game and thought the same thing. I didnt know what happened until I got back to the parking lot after the game.

Well... it is sort of both imo. They are well-coached in the fundamentals of stripping/pinching at the ball. I notice the Bills doing it most plays. The luck comes in that it comes out and bounces into our hands. We DO feast on turnovers though!

He HAS tested Marrone several times as shown by Marrone fining Dareus as well as benching him for a game - all for the same garbage he did this year and previous years to Marrone.

LOL nice!

Wondering the same thing.

A TON of good advice on here. You working out goes a long way to help alleviate depression. I tell my patients to start off their plan to recovery with 1 eat well 2 sleep well 3 exercise and 4 connect. Stay strong and understand your mind can be your biggest enemy as well as your biggest support.

^ this

Hey JerseyBills... first off the context of my comment was perhaps that is what they are thinking. I was not supporting this. IMO, draft and mold a QB into the system. It was just a thought what they MAY be doing. Secondly, I don't know if you realize this but your point being supported by 4 random fans of 4 teams with their very own crappy QBs does not make them experts on the position. IF anything, it weakens whatever argument your trying to make and it makes it look juvenile. Moreover, IF one compares it to various front offices that have devalued Taylor via contracts etc. you would see they have a drastically different opinion then 4 dudes on a barstool. I would hope to think front offices (GMs et al.) have a slightly higher "football IQ" than your random chosen fans.

Sounds like MOST NFL teams in the modern era.

This is exactly what I have been thinking they may be up to and then using the draft to build up around him (or Jimmy Garrapolo). With this strategy they have draft options. just odd....

Wait... what does the previous season have to do with ANYTHING with the start of this season? I was comparing very bad 4 and 2 teams that the record is misleading based on "quality" and their manner of winning.

I can't help but picture Gugny smirking over this thread like a little child who farted in a crowded elevator. He truly must enjoy the life this thread took. He must have known what he did. The only baffling thing is how has this thread not been closed due to having enough of the Bolden threads already as well as the racial underpinnings.

I used to (and still do) work in the scouting world (Boy Scouts)... and I think you are misunderstanding stats or at least not taking them into consideration on the grand scheme of things! The Dolphins stink and have looked horrendous all year.

Well... Josh Gordon is a receiver who is "grass fed" and he can't find a job!

The Fins 4-2 felt like last year's Bills 4-2. It was nothing but a mirage.

Fixed it for ya!

I gotcha... sorry I thought meant as of late in totality. I am still curious how we stack up on big plays. I still relish in the fact we are 4th best in scoring against in the league.

I was on a softball team named "schlitz and giggles".... we lost often but had a blast afterwards!

I thought so as well... but I could not find it.

I agree. However, once again, he could have negotiated a signing bonus that buffers against what you said. I think the Bills are meeting him halfway - the are allowing him to look around and find his worth. Worst case scenario for Bolden is that no one wants anything to do with him IF it includes a commitment on their part (an asset to be sent to Buffalo). He is a 15 year veteran with TONS of accolades.... I can not sell him short with Anquan not understanding the business side of football. Also, what is Sammy Broke his leg 2nd preseason game and THEN he retired with the same sense that he thinks the Bills are hot garbage now. Does that change things for him or others? Still wasn't (speculatively) what he signed up for. It is just too much of a slippery slope- thus a contract that both parties sign free from coercion.

I understand the greater point you are trying to make... the work conditions changed, perhaps, to his dissatisfaction. However, outside of that just being speculative, it was never something he demanded nor "signed up for" aka put i his contract which he indeed signed up for. IF he wanted those conditions that badly he could have had a funky "no trade clause" (concerning those two) in his contract. As far as we know he didnt. Therefore, he broke a valid contract. Most of us have signed up for something then perhaps have had buyer's remorse and had to stick it out - just is life.

Actually your original words of your opening post lead to it - "unchained" "oppressed" "unjust" and "property." Those words are what lead many to show you were referring (slavery) to the situation. You DO NOT have to use a word to describe it. It is akin to me saying "furry" "pet" "bark" and "man's best friend" and getting appalled someone THOUGHT I was referring to a dog.