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I believe you have to be within the Bills target market for this.

As someone that now lives in Atlanta, I would LOVE for this to happen.

What did he think the three mistakes were by Beane?

I agree with what you said here. Whaley took a more NBA approach to building the roster. He was looking for a few stars and would just fill in gaps with whatever money was available. That works in the NBA because it's a stars driven game and one player makes a bigger impact in each game. It doesn't work in the NFL and as we have seen with the Pats, it's about the collective 53. The Pats haven't had many true stars over the years besides maybe Brady and a handful of others.

I liked that they stayed, for the most part, out of the silly money being thrown around. I don't like when we have to be active on day 1

From my buddy who is a Jets fan... "When the Jets got him, my friend who is a Redskins fan told me I would hate him more and more every week. He wasn't wrong. He was the first guy I wanted cut after the season ended."

Paradis, Safford, John Brown, Eifert, Adam Humphries

This is only about 3 miles down the road from me and he was my favorite player growing up! I saw this earlier, I'm pretty excited for it.

To be honest, this is the reason why we are probably the only team that could sign him without it being a huge deal. If she is willing to sign off after a conversation with him and came out and lead the press conference regarding it, there isn't much else that can be said.

I'd like to see Culley move back to WR's and then bring in Bill Musgrave as QB coach

I think 10-12M a year is probably reasonable for him, but I wouldn't be shocked if a bidding war starts and he ends up getting 13-15M a season.

I for one, like this idea. I know the draft is heavy with defensive lineman, but I would prefer to have the flexibility on draft day to take best player available or trade down when necessary. Assuming of course that we can get him for a 3 year deal or less at a reasonable price.

Atlanta Legends for me! I live in Atlanta now and a close friend of mine is Brad Childress' niece. We are pretty exciting for their first home game.

I agree. I think he would do a great job recruiting, but he won't have the structure around the program that is necessary for college kids to thrive.

I agree 100%. But these guys "never" do anything wrong so it's more about trying to not show guilt.