Omar Little

microscopes is correct. The Jets are godawful.

You really think a team wouldn't move based on its name? That's not a factor in the slightest.

I remember a playoff game that a Rob Johnson-led team had in the bag before one of the worst special teams implosions ever.

That the Marrone-led Bills repeatedly passed on Nassib in the draft said it all. The coach who made Nassib into a draft-worthy prospect in college wanted no part of him at the pro level. Damning.

God !@#$ing dammit. Nothing is fair and I hate everything.

Open to you maybe. It's clearly Manuel's job.

I don't mind that Stevie is outraged over the verdict. I mind that his comments re: Vick and Burress are completely ignorant and make him look like an uneducated jackass. Vick lost everything? BS. He ran a dogfighting and gambling ring, was rightly punished, and is now back in the NFL making millions. Apparently Stevie doesn't think he deserved punishment, which makes Stevie a moron. And Burress didn't go to prison because he's black; he went because he broke the law. At least he didn't tweet what Roddy White did, I guess, but my respect level for my favorite Bill has sadly decreased nonetheless.

Stevie Johnson, whom I have always been a fan of, is making a "turd" of himself on Twitter this evening. It's unfortunate to witness.

I'm pretty sure I read a "culture change" thread on here every offseason. Still waiting. I do like Marrone and the rationale behind this draft, though.

Tell that to Montreal. Oh, is that all? The Bills have had a really easy time of doing that since 1996.

Why is it better? So they can win a few games with Kolb but still come nowhere close to the playoffs? That isn't better than finally bottoming out and getting a shot at the No. 1 overall pick and someone like Bridgewater or Clowney. This signing is pointless and it might prove detrimental toward building a good future. The Bills are seemingly always built to rack up 5-7 wins per year - bad, but not bad enough - and this signing is indicative of that notion.

What a !@#$ing awful signing.

Settling for backups and "2nd choice QB candidates" is not the right path.

Their new management has no ties to Gabbert.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31g0YE61PLQ

http://youtu.be/-f_DPrSEOEo

You're spot on with this.

He'd be a good addition.

So he's a moron and off-field problem waiting to happen, and he's coming off an Achilles' tear. Bring him in!

Good call. You'll probably be right.

Most likely, but the sacrificial lamb theory might hold a bit of water. It's already enough of a joke that the champs have to start on the road. Sending them to a place like Denver would be a double whammy of unfairness.

Ideally, yes, but I'm sure the NFL knows its opener is going to draw massive ratings regardless of whom the Ravens play.

It makes some sense. Even though the Ravens are the champs, the NFL is forcing them to open on the road. To make up for it, maybe the league will give them a sacrificial lamb opponent in Week 1.

He's closer to "scrub" territory than "good" territory.

Far easier said than done with Buddy Nix in charge.