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I think they evolve, for me its the Patriots as the most hated team for me but it changes

You need to relax pal, I can't imagine that happening unless Terry Pegula is the biggest scam artist since John Spano

You might be right about the reporters but the quote that started this post was from the QB coach not a reporter, my post was responding to the coach's assessment. No I wouldn't buy that either...why would you make that assumption? I have been hopefully optimistic about TT my point was that you need to take all comments from coaches with a grain of salt at this time of year. Just be clear I am definitely not one of them, EJ isn't an NFL QB Exactly the point I was trying to make with my original post!!!!

Good stuff

Fine by me, if it keeps the Bills in Buffalo and lowers the funding requirements for the taxpayers go for it.

I think that's what the players should fight for but I have no issue with them using all the tools available to them in the current system which includes not signing a franchise offer. They can chose not to play if they want.

Again the players need to do what's best for them and I have no issue with them using whatever means necessary to get the most money for them. Then why don't the teams honor these so called contracts when a player gets hurt of their performance isn't what the team hoped for? Why didn't the Bills honor Mario Williams contract? Or McKelvin's contract? Do they lack integrity?

Based on his age and salary I'm going to guess 2017 will be his last year and if they cut him after that year they will still be on the hook for almost 6MM in dead cap money. He's a good player and will help them but they over paid and gave him too long of a contract

And when they do cut him they will have to eat that big signing bonus and will have lots of dead cap space.

McKelvin isn't bad but he makes some bonehead plays at the worst moment.

He's a good back no doubt but he's right at the point where backs start to drop off and the fall is usually pretty fast too.

I don't think he can start his own union... The point is he needs to take care of himself

I'm with the players, get what you can while you can. Wilkerson breaks his leg or has a career ending injury and the Jets will move on. No other major sport doesn't have guaranteed contracts or tagging. It doesn't matter what the NFLPA agreed too either, they won't help him either when if his career ends next year. Well said

I will believe it when I see it. Everybody is "really progressing" or "giving 150%" or "dramatically improved" during training camp. I am hoping Tyrod is the answer and did make big strides but as they say wish on one hand...

His radio show is like reading Bills Digest, I used to love Shout! and couldn't wait for the paper but once the Bills bought it over to Chris Brown it became a mouthpiece for the team. Its like listening to press releases

Wow .. Brady, Mannng, Farve and EJ? Seriously? 1) I like EJ, nice guy, I would love him to be a success but he is AWFUL, He did this against Jacksonville for goodness sake. The Jacksonville Jaguars... think about that. You know what I liked Johnny Manziel too, I was wrong, there its not too hard is it? He is a bad guy who will likely not turn himself around, EJ is not an NFL caliber QB and never ever will be.

Agreed I remember him defending EJ all last summer as if there was no douobt he was a starting NFL QB, until Tyrod was named the starter that is

Feastmode I love it very funny, I resemble that remark

I still think he is going to be a very good coach in the league before his career ends, he reminds me a lot of Parcells

He really is an outstanding defensive coach

Charging, but I want the red helmets back

I'm right there with you. I want to be excited but 1) The Patriots still have Brady (for most of the year) 2) While I enjoy Rex's bravado, until I see him hold a player accountable it will be hard to believe in him again. 3) I'm tired of losing. I am very hopeful about the future with Pegula as the owner, he's willing to spend money to win, but the future may not be now.

I get both of your points, on Glennon (and other back-up) the experience has typically been that there is a reason they remain back-ups. I based my opinion on what I've seen of him when he has played (which is an admittedly small sample) but I liked some of what I've seen. I've seen more than enough of EJ to know he will NEVER be even a reliable back-up in this league. I think the same applies to Mallett, he is a stupid meat-head at times but in my assessment there is still a glimmer of hope with EJ there is none. Now if fairness I think there is no question that EJ is a much more likable guy than Mallett I just don't think he has the leadership or instincts to be a leader.

The other way around is more true..

I agree on both counts lol. Thinking outside the box.