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Considering a couple analysts had Raji going to the Seahawks, I think it's relevant

I dunno how many of you watched the video on bb.com, but DJ says they brought in those FA LBs to get to know them and lay a foundation in case they tried to sign them later. Can someone explain to me why the heck would you bring them in if your intention wasn't to sign them in the first place? There is no guarantee they will even be around by the time the Bills decided to grace them with an offer.

Me too. Much better than Kiper. That's why I watch the NFL network's draft coverage instead of ESPN.

I second the motion. Bialy is a no talent hack who believes he is an incredible writer. His articles bear little to no insight and never include new information.

perfection

excellent article

Tim, just FYI, there are a couple of typos in your post: "Overnight, even with one less hour to work with, I enough responses to shatter the AFC East mailbag record set back during the great Cassel-Brady debate of aught-8." Not ripping on you, just wanted to let you know in case you wanted to edit.

Done. Appreciate the access Tim. It's great to feel like we have someone listening to our opinions who has a voice on a national level. Keep up the good columns, best wishes.

I want cato june on this team badly

I trust Mort as much as your average crackhead. He's an @ss

Read the articles on the signing, carucci states DJ was the one who pushed TO with RW

This was an original thought... when it was posted on pft. Get some original thoughts and don't just rip off other people

Well, after that press conference it seems pretty apparent he is trying to make the best out of what is for him a bad situation with getting cut. The fact that he entered the building at OBD and signed pretty much immediately means this was a business decision. Either way, it's gonna be some ride

Continent > Country. I love how they framed it like we're better than the Boys. Gotta love it. FWIW- Whitner is losing his mind over this on facebook

Drew Rosenhaus on ESPNNews, "The Bills are an international organization, they want to make a statement, they are North America's team."

http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d5d8...mp;confirm=true

It happened already "I'm leaving America's team (for) North America's team," Owens said at a news conference. - nfl.com

didnt it already happen? There is a pic on bb.com with him in a Bills hat

I say this is a big picture move, he acts like a normal person while in a blue collar city that will still have him, creating at least the illusion he is a team player and scores a big pay day somewhere else next year.

Owen has traditionally been a locker room cancer. My opinion? He knows his mouthy attitude cost him money. He is in Buffalo to act humbly and prove himself to middle america and blue collar workers and he will score a big payday next year. I am very hopeful

Well I was wrong. I admit it, wow! Not sure how this will play out, but it will be fun at least!

They aren't actually offering them contracts, they just want it to look like they're trying so they can sell the franchise. Seriously, we have no GM. This team will not be in Buffalo for long and I hate RW for that

They will invite him here. He will laugh at us and sign somewhere else. We suck

I echo the sentiment. Signing June is a logical move, which we will whiff on. Why is it that everytime I think of Ralph Wilson I imagine him as Steinbrenner from Seinfeld, crazy and irrational.

TO to the Patriots, week 4 he doesn't get his love from Brady, who completes a 500 yd day with 3 TDs to Moss while TO has a measly 4 catches for 30 yards. TO calls a press conference to complain while jazzercizing sans shirt. The next day he marries Bridget Moynihan and adopts Brady's 1st born to gain leverage on the playcalling. The Patriots fall apart all because of 1 signing. It's the natural progression. I'm surprised no one else thought of this.