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But not better than viewing good camel toe.

If the Bills can sign hm to a deal without a big up front bonus, they can get a look at him through training camp and preseason and he can be cut if they aren't satisfied. Either way they need to bring in a young back.

Nothing to do with religion. More to do with applying a positive mental attitude toward most things, although I have been guilty of some negatives posts here. Being a loyal Bills fan after moving to Chicago 12 years ago. Not easy to be a Bills fan in this town.

Willis got that from his agent.

Moulds has bulked up over the years. Make him a RB!

It would be great for the Bills to land him, but I'd wager that he'll play for the Bears in '07. The emotions will likely diminish for both sides.

Either way. Is it against the rules to post a phone number here? Send me a PM otherwise.

Yes and if the Bills are to start the seaon with 3 backs on the roster, they ought to bring 5-6 into camp and let the best 3 survive.

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He's old. I wouldn't expect the Bills to sign any players that are in the last 2-3 years of their career at this point. The Bills have a young nucleus now and if they can add a few more in the draft this year and the remaining free agency period, they have a chance to have a nice team in a couple years with a large number of players in or near their prime. Of course retaining the key players over the next couple years that become free agents will be crucial.

Bruce Smith who was dating a girl that I knew while he was engaged to be married. His fiance was in Virginia so I guess he needed a little something more convenient during the season.

Forget it. He's one difficult practice away from retiring and going to South America to live in a cave.

Willis's poor reputation in Buffalo was well earned. From the garbage that comes out of his mouth to the inconsistent effort he showed on the field that even a casual fan could spot and his failure to train in Buffalo last off-season with a new coaching staff and new offense - he just doesn't get it. If you haven't seen his introductory presser on the Ravens site, go watch that. He's nothing short of embarrassing. Hard to believe he has the intellect or attitude needed to be as successful as some people expect.

At this point, the Bills need to get him signed.

Amen

For anyone that hasn't watched the video of Willis's press conference, it's quite funny watching and listening to Willis (a man of few words) and Brian Billick (a man of too many words) on the same stage. Funny stuff. ravens

Of course you're entitled to your opinion, but the Bills have cast their vote. They didn't want him on the team. They could have offered him a contract extension. The coaches saw Willis prepare and perform nearly every day for 5 months. They chose instead to trade him. That speaks volumes. Especially when they don't have a proven replacement on the roster. The only conclusion you can draw is that they didn't want any part of him going forward. None.

Very predictable. Over time he'll likely mature and correct the mistakes he made in Buffalo, and the "U" support group in Baltimore will make him right at home.

While there is a big hole to fill the Willis departure was very predictable. The Bills obviously did not like the guy and did not want to retain him. You have to believe they have a plan.

Willis would be proof that it takes more than that.

Yup, they're still looking at his college highlights. In the end the Bills did not want him. That is a clear message in all of this. One can only conclude that the rumors of poor preparation, inconsistent effort and a failure on his part to address those concerns lead to the end in Buffalo.

In the end, the Bill's leadership has cast their vote. They want someone else to carry the ball.

While we all have had our opinions and have speculated a great deal on this subject, In the end, the results say loud and clear what the Bills organization thought of Willis. They didn't want him as a Bill.

I like it. I thought Gates played well in preseaon and showed ability.

He's perfect for south Florida. Will fit right in and find plenty of others that like to play rough off the field.