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The Bills in one week have increased their sack production by 51% over their 27th spot last season. ...so, well, that is pretty good. EDIT: Man, as a team we had 29 sacks and these two guys had 15 in 21 games.

...if not I would imagine after last December Tebow would love to see him out of the AFC East.

I think the Bills are going to be rolling in so many defensive linemen that when the third quarter comes around and opposing oline's are exhausted they aren't even going to know who they are lining up against on any given play. ...and if I may quote the Preacher in Blazing Saddles, that is when they turn around to their QB and say after the first bullet flies,

being reported everywhere. Jim Rome. NFL Channel on Sirius. NFL.com ...well, almost everywhere.

Cincy has a ton of room under the cap...still, they are signing there own players, made the playoffs last year and have two first round picks. This is a team that needs to be taken seriously as playoff competition, maybe more so than the Jets and even the Chargers.

Under. 8 Sacks. ...but, with 8 additional sacks coming from Merriman on the opposite side, with his hand in the ground.

I trust Nix and I have no problem with them drafting Defense at #10 if they really like him, even if he is D-Line.

Honestly, if he is there at #8 I can't imagine Miami not taking him.

That is as concise and...as pretty much right on as it gets.

Watching the 10 worst FA signings yesterday on the NFL network, combined with the Bills track record at signing fA WRs who aren't named Loften (Early, Brooks, but only for 1 year) leaves me a little disinterested in signing high priced WRs, even if they are seemingly "can't miss" options.

I believe I posted about this somewhere here a little while ago, but that franchise just seems sort of rudderless. Even before Clark's comment. They are the Miami Dolphins...why is Fisher not their head coach? Why isn't Pioli (sorry, spelling) not their GM? Doesn't everyone always want to go there?! Well, for the past few years, apparently not.

Great memory.

I here ya, AJ, but I would be stunned if Miami let him slip. Heck, even on the NFL network they suggested that we should be interested in him, for what it is worth.

9:30 p.m. BREAKING NEWS: Schoebel in great shape, announces he's hungry to play again, signs a 1 year deal and brings his 78 career sacks BACK to the Bills line.

I wasn't wrong and didn't judge, but I just don't want Ramius drinking alone. Cheers to us all and go Bills!

Kelly...great idea.

DC, who are you kidding? You know they just plain won't cover it. He was the number name (before Peyton) in free agency, however, is anyone getting the subtle sense from watching NFL Network or ESPN that as we emerged as a player in this deal that Mario to them...well, just doesn't seem as important or is being downgraded? I don't know, guys, maybe it started a little bit when they did a side interview with Balldinger and the first questions was how MW coming to Buffalo...effects Chicago. Then how great it would have been for him and for the Bears there.

BB, this may sound crazy but I have bought into the Buddy plan the last couple of years and I would actually prefer it if they focused on being aggressive with that next level down. I think Williams and Jackson are great players. I just don't know about putting a good deal of eggs into those baskets and thinking we are all set.

Honestly, and I have thought about this for the past couple of days, if you were Manning besides having a condo nearby I just can't see any reason to sign with Miami. I don't think they are a bad team by any means...they are just an uninteresting mediocre team that really doesn't appear to have their compass pointed so passionately in the right direction for success.

Man, the chiefs could sign Manning (which by reports on GR earlier today have shot up to #2) for 20 million per and not even feel it.

Yeah, BB, I have back peddled immensely from that post.

Yeah, FB, do you every write something here and just almost immediately regret it? I wasn't thinking things through and was in hurry to get back to something else. I agree with you 100%.

Remember in a trade we don't get his cap number. So cap wise he costs Indy 19 million or so. If we ended up getting him it would only be 14 million and just for this year. I am varied with my opinion on where his skills are given his age. However, from a cap perspective and trade (middle rounds is probably right) I'd think about doing it.

This. Two great big scoops of this. I don't care who the owner of the team is, if they start winning consistently the players will come in greater droves. Heck, Erik Dickerson wanted to be traded here in '87. Actually, and correct me if I am wrong, he may have been briefly on paper a Buffalo Bill as result of the Biscuit trade.