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  1. fmr60
    I agree. But the facts are is that Buffalo is not an attractive sight: Undertainties about coaching, their dismal performance; questionable reputation(old and cheap) of the owner and the area itself create a tough sell.
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    He's more like a New England pickup. They like older guys.
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    This is tremendous, incredible. Now we don't have to hunt in free agency. Some miraculous work by our front office.
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    I believe that the last play was very similar to the play in the first half which was ruled an incomplete pass. If comparisons are to be made it should be with that play.
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    Just think - if the bills had played it right we could have had Ngata and Raji as our defensive tackles. Wow!!!
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    The Bills track record in free agency and the draft since the Donohoe administration has been less been less than inspiring. Therefore, it is difficult to be excited about the offseason. Interesting how Kollar abandons the team for a better opportunity. That says it all.
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    I'll have to go with Bills Vet on this one. In the NFL it's winning that counts not trying.
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    I believe the general sentiments here are good. We have to draft linemen, linemen, linemen. Then we can go for the sexy guys.
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    I say amen to that.
  10. fmr60
    The Chimp is the first person to correctly diagnose why the Bills lost SBXXV. I have been saying that for years and you are the second to do so.
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    He is not my Dad. I think you're out of your mind .
  12. fmr60
    Marty would probably want a certain element of control that Ralph would never give him.
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    This is the best analysis I have seen on any board for some time. By that I mean all who have commented.
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    I believe Matter 2003 that you have hit the proverbial nail on the head. You're pretty much where I am now. If only we can get a QB. I'm not certain Edwards is the answer.
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    Good posting; QB is the underlying problem to our poor performances. I haven't the foggiest notion of what to do. Maybe when Pennington became available we should have jumped on him. But that's history. Seems like we have to try the cycle again and draft someone and go through the pains of development.
  16. fmr60
    It is good to see that others shared my opinion. It was my impression that JP was trying to pass the ball after he was initially hit. Unfortunately he has no instintive skills. Why he is quaterbacking our team I do not know.
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    A frank and realistic analysis. I wish it didn't seem so true.
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    I believe this is one of the best discussions to come on any board recently. Adam you have hit it on the nail; a good offensive line is imperative. However, I believe both the OL & DL need only one addition respectively. Good coaching can turn mediocre players into good players.
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    I believe Kiper's approach is reasonable and well planned if not very sexy.
  20. fmr60
    White has yet to make his first intelligent comment on the show. That should speak for itself. He must be paying WGR to work there.
  21. fmr60
    At this point he gets a D. IMO he really has done very little. The Bills have more holes to fill than were there when he came on the scene.
  22. fmr60
    I've been around as long as you have and completley support your contentions and position.
  23. fmr60
    We could do worse; considering how things are going any warm body is appreciated.
  24. fmr60
    I believe your article is well done. The big money teams could point to the fact that the Bills get no $ for the naming rights at this time. An extra $5 to $10 million would help the Bills quite a bit........maybe. No one is certain just how the new CBA works. Don't ask Ralph cause he doesn't know.
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    I am surprised that Ralph even went to the meeting. Somewhere down the line he is going to have to realize that he just doesn't have it any more. We only have to hear him speak at the recent press conferences to understand that. The fact that the local press is unduly kind to him should not alter the fact that he is slipping into senility.
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