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Yes he did... Eisen ran a 6.2, while Cody ran in the high 5's. http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-combine/0900...en-s-40-yd-dash

It was rumored that Pike weighed around 99 lbs during this past season - has anyone checked him for the juice that Maybin took to put on weight?!

I see it's bash Lee Evans time again. Look people, there is no other position on offense more dependent than WR. A WR needs a competent QB to get him the ball. If he doesn't have that, then of course production will be minimal. The previous 3 years before TO came to the Bills, he was a 1,000+ yd and double digit TD scorer with DAL. Insert the same WR in Buffalo's offensive attack and he has his worst year since 1999. It doesn't matter if we had Larry Fitzgerald, Andre Johnson, and Brandon Marshall lining up as the three wideouts, we couldn't get them the ball anyway! Maybe you all will get your wish and Lee will be traded to a team with a capable offense. If that does happen, there can be NO b****ing about his Pro Bowl production with his new team...

The NFL has a staunch steroid testing procedure, so he couldn't have taken steroids. Most likely, it was HGH as there is no testing for that stuff in professional sports. (Although they are lobbying for it, but the player's union won't support it, because it involves a blood test)

I saw a picture of him standing next to Hardy on the sidelines last year and said, "Maybin has the same build as James Hardy!!" People then mocked me and said, "maybe Hardy should move to DE/OLB!" It's not so funny, now that his weight/body frame dilemma has become more apparent to everyone..

Oh, didn't see "article from The Onion" when I first posted. I didn't bother reading the article to see that it was from The Onion either.

Further proof Clayton is an idiot. It was the defense that had a big hand in winning the game for the Saints.. The Cowboys?!

Mayock didn't have Maybin in his top 20 last year, but did say that he would make a better OLB than DE: http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/story/Bills-h...-ends-in-sights

I don't remember where I read it, but Modrak wanted Cushing. It was Jauron who was extremely high on the Maybin pick and convinced the FO to select him..

I'll be another rooting for the Saints. Particularly after Indy deliberately pissed away their perfect season opportunity. I hope the football Gods don't take too kindly to that. But that city - New Orleans - needs something to revitalize, after the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

If Nix was head of the draft last year, Orakpo or Cushing would have been the pick - you can almost bank on that. I don't believe that he would have selected Jairus Byrd though..

As long as Dat is leaving under his own will and we are not picking up the fired scraps from yet another team..

Ding, Ding, Ding! If I knew that I was a mediocre employee and a new boss just arrived, I'd be one of the first to speak up and endorse him. At least give him some element of guilt if he was thinking about firing me and my $6M/yr contract. Kelsay was a terrible draft pick and to think, Donahoe actually had considered and would have selected him in the first round, had another team selected McGahee before the 23rd pick. When we selected McGahee, the posts on here were, "would you be any more upset if Kelsay was selected in the first and McGahee in the second? We got two great draft picks." If only Donahoe's first choice fell to the Bills (Polamalu), we'd be sitting in a much better situation. I wish the Bills were the only team in the NFL with an NFL Draft crystal ball.. But then again, Ralph would still find some way to screw it up!

Actually, the Jets denied proposals asking for Harris to be a part of trades. Broncos wanted Harris in a package deal that would have given the Jets Brandon Marshall, but the Jets denied the request. It's not like the Jets were shopping him, other teams wanted him but were refused. http://www.nj.com/jets/index.ssf/2009/09/l...ris_consid.html There is NO WAY with his speed and quickness, that he'd be an extreme liability. Have you even watched Harris play? He's much more athletic than our very own Poz..

I watched both parts. The videos were powered by stereotypical occult type characters, so it makes Penn & Teller's assertions easier to accept for those who discredit the board. Add the psychologist and the conclusion is concrete right? False. The blindfold trick was unconvincing. After flipping the board, if the oracle were to go to the relocated yes/no locations, the blindfolded question seekers wouldn't receive their answer. If you ask a yes/no question, you're expecting the oracle to go to the yes/no locations - not for it to meander to unknown parts of the board. Try the Ouija board yourself, before accepting a flawed study as fact...

This is old news, but had that actually went down, the Bills would have imploded. You don't hire a coach who almost went winless, to lead your team to the promise land. Sporano took that same roster and went 11-5 the following year. If that's not direct proof of coaching (and the Bill Parcells effect), then I don't know what is...

At least you're getting an early start with this question.. Every game last year could be found online. Whether or not that happens this coming year, remains to be seen. If the games are not online next year, 97 rock was streaming every game this past year - WGRF-FM Although I'm not sure how they got away with it unless the NFL eliminated their greedy field pass...

What's even dumber, is the OP's belief that Chan Gailey is an offensive genius. He doesn't stop there - he tries to discredit "the hoodie" Bill Belichek as a defensive genius. Belichek has a handful of SB rings, but Gailey is the genius.

So you're disputing that Belichek is a defensive genius, yet you're labeling Chan Gailey an offensive genius?!?! Dude you lose ALL credibility in whatever else you decide to post. But since you asked, I went and looked up the numbers from the Patsies* defensive unit (without Rodney Harrison, Vrabel, Seau, Bruschi, Seymour, Samuel, and I'm sure I'm omitting others, but I don't care. I'm not going to do the homework - it's the Patsies*) Total defense: #11 Total points allowed: #5 3rd Down Pct: #12 Yes, Belichek is a defensive genius. I don't have a clue who I'm talking about? Because I tabbed Walsh, LeBeau, Belichek, and "whoever orchestrated the 46 defense"? Sorry if I didn't feel like looking up the name, I figured you would get the point. I'll make sure that I do my homework the next time, so that I may sound more well informed; leaving you able to comprehend. If you feel that calling those individuals a genius in the sport is loosely thrown around on my part, then you don't know football. Go back to feeling that Chan Gailey is a genius, while Belichek is an also ran. Dude, I know your glasses are rosy, but you're crossing over into stupidity..

The 5 stages of grief: 1. Denial 2. Anger 3. Bargaining 4. Depression 5. Acceptance Many went from stage 2, immediately to stage 5. Me? I'll remain in stage 4, until Gailey gives me a reason to feel different about the team that I love..

There aren't many geniuses - that's the point. The only coaches you could tab "genius" are the ones who were innovative; started a scheme that was totally new. Walsh started the west coast offense and took the NFL by storm - genius. Belichek, as much as I hate him, is a defensive genius. Dick LeBeau is the architect of the zone blitz scheme - and was a genius in his time, until the rest of the NFL caught up to him. Whoever designed the Bears "46" defense and so on and so forth. A genius is an individual who either creates a scheme that takes the NFL by storm, or gets much more out of the roster that he has. I don't throw the term around as loosely as you do. Chan Gailey a genius?! Please...

First time I've heard ANYONE refer to Chan Gailey as a "genius" in any respects. For all his genius, he couldn't get past the preseason as OC of the Chiefs. Gailey is far from a genius - he may do well when he has the talent to work with, but to call him a genius, would imply that he would do well with sub par talent. Point to one instance in which he took subpar talent and finished top 10 in every major offensive category. I love the spin that optimistic Bills fans continue to put on things. I of course am hoping that Gailey goes undefeated next year, but history tells me otherwise...

Haha, although I wouldn't have said it as attacking. But seriously, I gave the FO the benefit of the doubt when Gregg Williams was hired over Fox and Lewis. Strike 1. I gave the FO the benefit of the doubt when a nobody named Mularkey became HC. Strike 2. I begrudgingly, gave the FO the benefit of the doubt when Dick Jauron was hired after years of failure. Strike 3. There's only so many times you can pee in my face, tell me it's lemonade, and expect me to soak it up. This FO has no proven track record and therefore, are not afforded any more "benefit of the doubts". Chan Gailey. Chan FREAKIN' Gailey. Enough said...

Same thing happened after the Jauron hire. I don't have the energy to go and dig up those posts, but about 90% of the people on this board were pissed - and rightfully so. But there were a few saying, We all know how that one turned out...

Ouija boards are also real!! Me and my sister used to play with one all the time, but the scary part was when the board started conversations. No lie. I get chills as I type this and remember back to those times. The board spelled out a joke (can't remember the joke today) and my sister and I laughed. The next thing that was spelled out was, "I used to be a comedian in my former life." We stopped touching the oracle and just looked at each other. The board isn't supposed to have conversations with you! If you think I'm BS'ing about the Ouija board, go out and buy one. Find another skeptic and both of you sit down and ask it questions - doesn't have to be at night or under any freaky circumstances. Come back to this board and tell me I'm lying...