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getting married on Draft day, missing the draft, and marrying into a HUGE Patriots fan family. Nothing like having to endure 2 losses a year. I wonder if I can include some kind of clause requiring the children to be raised Bills fans?

Geez, these guys with the exception of Crowell, should be thinking about retiring to enjoy their money! Realistically, an average linebacker starts to get old and lose a step when at 32/33? I guess these are needs we will need to start addressing next year or very soon. Hopefully, though after we repair the D and O lines.

Just curious if anyone has seen any trade rumors out there for our 8th pick? Other than some wishful thinking on several mock drafts, I haven't seen or heard too much. Obviously, more draft picks would help our team address a bunch of different needs. I have read the Vikes or Broncs might be interested. Has anyone heard anything yet or is it still too early?

Has there been any mention of what kind of system he wants to use? Is he looking to feature a running game, or passing game? I haven't heard too much about him other than the above mentioned background.

Would that equate to 38.4 games then?

Glad I could be of help. In fact, I will even go out on a limb and become the "personal advisor" for the 2 girls. Its the least I could do for the Bills and for my country.

After reading through a lot of different threads where Losman was bashed, put down, mocked, teased, disparaged, or disliked, I had a question that I would like to throw out to everyone. Just how long does it take for a young quarterback to develop?!? How many starts is a legitimate amount for a QB to show he has a grasp of what it takes to make it in the NFL? I mean we have all heard stories of how some QBs mature in their late 20s, or how some of found success in their later years when they have talent and a supporting cast around them. I am thinking not only of Losman but a QB like Carr. Its hard to complete a pass when you have a 300 lb linemen sitting on your chest 1.5 seconds after the ball is snapped. How do you know when to say when or when to allow the QB more time to turn potential and promise into decent QB play? Do we evaluate on numbers, wins or a combination of both?

Well, I hear the 2 former Carolina Panther cheerleaders, who were arrested earlier this year in a bathroom, are still available as FAs. They are both young (20 and 26), aggressive, good with their hands and recently released by the Panthers. I think they both could signed for a minimum signing bonus and salary (maybe a few drinks each). I am sure they would bring valuable teamwork skills and a boost in morale to the Bill's locker room.

LaVar Arrington is still available. And hey wait a minute so is Sam Adams!

I could see the 49ers, Titans, Packers and the Raiders struggling as well. Funny they seem to all have problems with their quarterback as well. I also wouldn't be surprised to see the Bears drop below .500 this year. I think last year their team record was not indicative of the talent on the team, i.e. they got lucky!

I would buy you a drink however since I live in Germany, you have to come over here for it!

Yes but it's hard to get value for such an "old" wide receiver in the NFL. Especially with the amount of money he is making.