Saint Doug

It doesn't matter. Yes, he is very athletic and has a great arm, but he makes too many mistakes. Usually his mistakes are huge too. If you have ever watched him play instead of dumping out stats, you would have noticed that he single-handedly lost games for the Falcon's. Subpar intelligence and low accuracy don't mix well with QBs. We need a guy who minimizes mistakes - we gave up on JP already.

Not only is this guy total scum (even before the dog fighting bit), he is a sh1tty quarterback. He blows. I'll pass.

Well, that must be a load off his shoulders.

I wonder where Parrish was? Is he mad too because the bills tried to trade him?

What the heck was he doing in Montana anyways?

Oh, Whitner's charges... I thought you meant McIntyre's charges.

Well, in that case...

I don't understand why it would get reduced. In the eyes of the NFL, he is a repeat offender. It doesn't matter if he's guilty of not, his name is in the news as an NFL player who was arrested. That's the real problem here. The NFL frowns upon this type of publicity.

Maybe they just got the DNA results back?

It may just be me, but ever since the Bills announced that we were going to target "character guys," we have had anything but.

Probably no takers. Teams are getting very stingy with their picks nowadays - even 4th or 5th rounders.

Can't another team grab any player off your PS as long as they place them on their active roster? If that's so, then even landing onto our PS will not guarantee that he will still be ours. A team would really have to want him though.

But, he's an undrafted free agent. Many teams have already decided to pass on him. Something big will have to change between now and then because if another team decides to snatch him up from us, they will have to place him on their active roster. Funny thing is the same thing happened to Peters at one point - we waived him - but no other team picked him up.

We've also signed a chick, Ashlee Palmer. J/k. It's some dude. Actually sounds like a stage name.

This could be a good insurance policy going into camp. What if either Levitre or Wood bomb?

What's there to explain? I thought she was the head o-line scout, before being promoted to Vice President/Assistant Director of College and Pro Scouting. I really didn't say anything classless or anything the could be construed negatively. What don't you explain yourself?

Oh gosh, that's horrible. Wasn't she the head o-line scout for the draft?

But it's not accurate. If we did not draft McKelvin, we would have drafted a different player in the first-round and kept Greer. So, the trade should actually be Greer + a first rounder for McKelvin.

This has smokescreen written all over it. This guy, intelligence and attitude-wise, sounds like a mix between Jason Peters and Mike Williams. No way do we burn a top-10 pick on him.

There is always one team every single year that picks a head-scratcher. This is hardly a newsworthy comment.

What do you mean? Jauron's on the block too?

Well, I would hope it would light some fires under these players. Jauron certainly won't be lighting any fires under them, so Russ has to. However, I can just as likely see some players thinking they're being "disrespected" by all this trade talk (especially if they think they're worth millions!). I'm glad someone is going through this team and trying to eliminate the dead wood. Kelsey? Simpson? They come cheap, but are hardly impact players. Is Denney still on the team? Can he be traded too?

From looking at the photo in the article, I believe you must have mistaken Williams for the guy on the right instead of the left.

Either that, or he was showing a deep concern for public safety in trying to attempt to put-out any potential fires. As for the hugging, it just shows he's a man with a very loving nature. With all the other horrible things athletes have been accused of lately, hugging should be applauded.

Here is CNNSI's take on the news conference. What I find very interesting is how the media can take a quote, but spin it totally differently. PFT's quote: “I was thinking about it sometimes,” he said. “If you get beat on a play and you think about your contract. It doesn’t affect me that much. I thought about it some early in the year but later on in the year it wasn’t a big deal.” CNNSI's quote: "I was thinking about (the contract) some times last year. It didn't affect me that much. I thought about it some early in the year, but later in the year it wasn't a big deal." http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/foot...s.ap/index.html