todd

Why someone would risk millions of dollars to smoke pot is beyond me. There will be plenty of time to get high after your career is over, dumbass. Smoking weed is not a big deal, so there's really no reason to risk your career over it.

I hope he finally puts it all together and does really well.

I'm right across the street from you at clinton square.

I think we had an earthquake here in rochester

Look at your question again, then look at the URL. What is Chris Brown going to say about his employer, that the team sucks? Seriously, he must have a pretty difficult job trying to stay positive all the time. Anyway, I think Brown does the best he can to convey objective information while still realizing he's an employee of the Buffalo Bills. He does a good job of it.

I hope so. Keeping my fingers crossed.

They have more talent than the Bills, but their weakness is arrogance.

Agreed. My BS meter tweaked a bit at first, but when he clarified with Spiller it subsided. They both seem like pretty straight shooters. Gailey doesn't seem like he's afraid to point out deficiencies in players that need work.

Are you really complaining about a 4th round draft pick this vociferously? Really?

I'm surprised a mephisto like you doesn't work in the NFL. You are apparently an under appreciated NFL talent evaluator. Either that or a parrot who can only regurgitate familiar names. Fuggin moron.

I'd like to have him, but not for a top 10 pick. He's going to miss 5 or 6 games this year to begin with, so that reduces his value. Not only that, he's one screw up away from a year off. Huge risk, and not worth a top 10. Maybe a 2nd and a low round pick. Or swap firsts and add a 5th.

Excellent notion. It is always a good idea for rebuilding teams to create further deficiencies at a position with little depth. Cut Eric Wood while we're at it. He clearly can't stay healthy.

I'm satisfied because I like that the team is resisting the knee-jerk reaction to get mediocre FAs. I'm also glad they are taking a measured approach regarding RFAs, because that could get VERY expensive in a hurry. Gives me the sense that they feel our draft picks are gold, and shouldn't be easily parted with. The jets did well this past year, but their lack of draft picks is going to KILL them. It will force them to continue to dip into FA in the future, and not have young quality building blocks to depend on. That spells trouble.

Manufactured facts backed by insanity.

But you've gotta have a damn good one, first round or not. There's no debating that, so don't bother.

Why the hell would the Bills make a trade if he wouldn't sign an extension? Seriously, what is your reasoning? I'd love to hear it. My guess is there is no logic behind your bizarre opinion. It would have been great if McNabb came here and signed an extension for a few years. Without an extension, the two picks required for the trade would have been a complete waste. Please tell me how two picks for a 1 year QB would be a good thing.

I'll second that. Please, no.

OMG so funny! Moron.

I wonder if that has anything to do with the QB that was throwing to them. Nah, that is clearly unimportant.

Not sure how funny it is that someone told him to shut up, but man do I find his obnoxious in-your-face style of faith to be annoying. I don't attempt to force my views on others, and I don't think he should, either. To me all it does is show a myopic view of faith, and the promotes standard evangelical line that everyone else should be the same as them and can't imagine that anyone else would be different.

Interesting, now I've really got to read that book. Statistics without context are useless, however if someone points me to a book about football, I'm all over it.

If you have the book, check out the 5th chapter and the 9th chapter. The 2nd chapter is packed as well. Those are all about line play, not to mention the stuff sprinkled through the rest of the book. Not sure how long ago you read the book.

All I'm saying is you need both. The real idiots are those who think we can continue to ignore the line.

I will read it. I don't own a jump to conclusions mat.

I don't think I typed anywhere that we need to draft someone in the first round for LT. All I said was that without a LT, it doesn't matter what FA QB we pick up or who we draft. Find me a rookie QB or one of the current vet FAs that could do well without a capable LT. Read my post again. C-A-P-A-B-L-E is the word I used to describe the LT the Bills need. It is often interchanged with words like competent and serviceable. I don't know how you got Pro-bowl out of that. So an LT is very important, and your post is bunk.