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  1. inkman
    One can hope...
  2. inkman
    This is possible without starting a thread but to each their own.
  3. inkman
    Well, I guess I ruffled your feathers enough to enrage you to SCREAMING. I'm not sure if it makes sense at this point to trade him. He says stupid things, hasn't lived up to our expectations but right now he isn't a bad option. If the organization feels he doesn't exemplify the character they are seeking, so be it but his trade value won't be more than a mid round draft pick.
  4. inkman
    here here here here and here! These were just five of the hundreds of threads that relate to trading McGahee.
  5. inkman
    Does anyone remember him in the first half of the season before his injury? He was playing at a MVP level.
  6. inkman
    Picturing Edge golfing is a bit like picturing Willis golfing, fish out of water.
  7. inkman
    Here in lies the truth. Free agent and trades don't neccessarily get your team any better but it sure makes the fans happy to see the front office doing something. This was Donahoe's forte. He would almost always grab headlines in the off season with big moves but rarely did those moves pay off in the win column.
  8. inkman
    Every few years the Bills make a splash into FA with a big signing or trade. Lawyer Milloy, Drew Bledsoe, Takeo Spikes, Sam Adams, Ted Washington, Bryce Paup, Chris Speilman, and a bunch more. Throwing giant wads of cash at FA doesn't really get you anything but salary cap trouble. See the Washington Redskins.
  9. inkman
    Since neither of these things is going to happen, maybe you should start over.
  10. inkman
    If this was one year ago, I'd say it would be a possibility but with the current state of the team it wouldn't make sense.
  11. inkman
    You know, so you don't go in there and turn into a gay.
  12. inkman
    Honey mustard pork cutlets, broccoli sauteed with garlic and white wine, wild rice.
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  14. inkman
    I'd rather see big $$$ go towards big bodies on either line or skills guys already on the team. Locking up Lee Evans and JP long term would be ideal with the cap space available. Drafting and signing big bodies along both lines would also serve the team well. Throwing huge $$$ at a good CB who often disappears and makes bonehead plays is not econmincally sound.
  15. inkman
    I thought she was a porn star. I can't exactly google it from where I am but that was what I remembered about her. (doesn't mean it was true) EDIT: I looked her up on imdb. Apparently just a "model". What do I know...
  16. inkman
    Thanks
  17. inkman
    Bulger and E. manning over MaNabb and Brees.
  18. inkman
    Why would the Bills lock up 50-70 million dollars with a cap hit somewhere near the $15,000,000 escalating to something like $25,000,000 at the end of his contract when he's no longer the player he was?
  19. inkman
    He doesn't but the Buffalo Bills are not going to spend big money or draft a DT real high. They just aquired three last season and I can't see them allocating any more resources to the DT position.
  20. inkman
    why would he smoke tobacco, or bring it on a plane in a water bottle?
  21. inkman
    The fact that he and Schobel play the same position all but makes this moot but it's still nice to dream.
  22. inkman
    Resin
  23. inkman
    She may look alright but the fact that she's had 12,000 cocks in all of her orafices is a bit of a turn off.
  24. inkman
    I think we'd be better off throwing money at bigger, impact players like Freeney and Briggs. I'd feel much better about investing in them than "the playmaker".
  25. inkman
    I'm suggesting we spend accordingly on a CB. If it's drafting or FA, spending (or a cap hit of) 10-15 million a year, escalating throughout a contract isn't worth it in most cases.
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