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I was laughing when EJ came in for a brief spell this year. The only pass he threw was straight into tight triple coverage that should have been picked.

But not Google. Google is definitely not media.

Or maybe it's simply hardwired into humans. Speaking of monkeys.

Fitz falls into the category of a fantasy pick, who wasn't truly available to Bills at the time. May as well speculate how the Bills missed trading for Rodgers. It was highly doubtful Bills were going to trade to get Fitz back considering how he departed.

I'm guessing that more anger was directed at the popular girls.

Who?

Can't be. The posts are less than 20,000 words

Yeah, but why are you comparing Hill to me? Let me fix your original statement, because there's a lot more history supporting it: She is angry at the world because she was born unattractive and wants to get back at all the popular girls who paid her no attention.

Yes that would be a good idea, because we can discuss the QBs who were actually available as opposed to the fantasy picks Bills had a shot on. Out of all of them, Tyrod ended up being the best signing, but there's no way you could have predicted that in February 2015. And it was clear that nobody at OBD wanted to go into training camp without a QB who didn't have real NFL experience. Matt Moore & Brian Hoyer were the cream of the available crop, followed by: Tim Tebow, QB, Eagles. Age: 28. Jimmy Clausen, QB, Bears. Age: 27. Christian Ponder, QB, Vikings. Age: 27. Austin Davis (RFA), QB, Rams. Age: 26. Tarvaris Jackson, QB, Seahawks. Age: 32. Luke McCown, QB, Saints. Age: 34 Matt Schaub, QB, Raiders. Age: 34. T.J. Yates, QB, Falcons. Age: 28. Colt McCoy, QB, Redskins. Age: 28. Tyrod Taylor, QB, Ravens. Age: 26. Josh Johnson, QB, 49ers. Age: 29. Matt Flynn, QB, Patriots. Age: 30. Tyler Thigpen, QB, Browns. Age: 31. Thad Lewis, QB, Texans. Age: 27. Rex Grossman, QB, Redskins. Age: 35. Jason Campbell, QB, Bengals. Age: 33. Matt Hasselbeck, QB, Colts. Age: 39. Dan Orlovsky, QB, Lions. Age: 32. Blaine Gabbert, QB, 49ers. Age: 25. Jordan Palmer, QB, Titans. Age: 31. Kellen Moore (RFA), QB, Lions. Age: 26. Scott Tolzien, QB, Packers. Age: 27. Chandler Harnish, QB, Cardinals. Age: 27.

You can't see a difference between breaking a bone and straining a muscle that's usually associated with poor conditioning?

Why would she be mad at the boys who paid her no attention?

Name the better available QBs at time. If there was a consistent voice among Whaley, Ryan and Roman in the winter it was getting a vet QB was a priority. After they lost out on McCown, the options were almost done.

This is precisely what I'm talking about. you completely invent timelines to suit your narrative. There was never a bidding war for David Harris because the Jets signed him before he could be FA. But that hasn't stopped you from railing about it for over a year. Same with the Marshall trade. Of course Bills would have liked to have him, but the veteran QB was a priority, if you recall. You can't slam the team for things outside their control, like McCown deciding to go to Cleveland. There was no other FA QB available, unless you wanted to bring back Jordan Palmer. Why do you think Cowboys gave up a fifth for Cassell? Not everyrthing works in a neat way that frames your arguments.

You sure? I thought it was anyone who disagrees with Obama's Sally Fields foreign policy?

it's your f'ng fault

Your position wavers, unless I'm confusing you with Badolbeelz who would always complain when Ralph Wilson's Bills created self-imposed holes by letting free agents leave. Or that you use a lot of hindsight and fact twisting to fit the narrative that you like to spin or argue hypothetical scenarios that didn't exist, such as claiming that David Harris was available for the Bills to sign. He wasn't. Or arguing that Bills blew it by not trading for Brandon Marshall, and slamming the team for trading for Cassell, while totally ignoring the reality that the only reason Bills traded for Cassell was because McCown turned them down the week before, and they had no other option to bring in veteran QBs. BTW, how good would this defense be this year with your pet pick, Myles Jack. Notice that you haven't been banging his drum lately.

Stick to one argument and don't contradict yourself. If your theory is correct, than the Bills are planning it perfectly with Ragland ready to step in for Preston when he's ready to hit free agency, especially since you don't believe that the position merits premium pay. It is impressive that you play on both sides of the fence in arguing that the position is devalued in Rex's D, but that the Bills blew it by not offering the moon for David Harris (even though he was never available) The other part that shouldn't be ignored is Bills are no longer managed on a cash to cap basis, which was a huge consideration in letting Greer walk.

Which is what Chris Hogan got, who is half the WR that Woods is.

I think this is what Kirby was alluding to when he said that NFL middle management is filled with morons. I don't know many other businesses where people are so ambivalent about their $100 million investments.

I'm wondering when you'll let Pegula out of Wilson's doghouse?

You mean they caved in to mob rule mentality?

He would have got hurt at SJF

So we're not confused about your positions, do you agree with the article's premise that US involvement has killed 2 million people?

You can't have it both ways. You can't slam on TT for being a gadget QB who can't hit with anticipation and then argue that Bills need more precise route running WRs. If the Bills are saddled with a sandlot QB, then you give him the sandlot weapons. At least for the remainder of this year.

According to Spotrac, his contract calls for $22 million guaranteed, of which $16 million is paid through the end of the 2016 season. Don't know how the other $6 million rolls in, because footnotes say that the 2017 pay becomes guaranteed in April and that amount is $8 million. If I'm paying that much for a #2 WR, I'd rather have Woods than Smith because he's a better fit for Bills offense. I'll gladly take Smith at $2.5 mil for the last nine weeks though