generaLee83

Whatever. You have zero credibility and probably will never be taken seriously again here.

Brandon would be stupid to trade Parrish. You don't trade a player who is the best in the NFL at what he does. Besides, what does he net? A fourth round pick, third at best? Not even close to being worth it.

He's on the downside of his career. No pro bowl for Aaron next season. Oh I forgot though he's signed for what the next 9 years for 800 billion, good move Marvtard.

Did I miss last season or something because the Jason Peters that I saw was an absolute joke. No one denies that Peters has talent, it's the complete lack of applying this talent that should worry every fan.

Agreed although there are Peters apologists on this board who will say that it is not an official stat or that Peters got credited with Dockery's horrible play even though I recall reading that Dockery allowed an equal amount of sacks. The Bills left side was horrible last year, it's not going to be hard to replace both of them with guys who will allow less than 30 collective sacks. Getting a first and third for Peters is golden, take it ASAP.

Add in the other missed blocks, terrible run blocking and the fumbles that were allowed due to his poor play and getting a first and third for him is highway robbery, take the picks now. I'd get this trade done within 48 hours if I were the Bills.

Oh come on, he needs to give up at least another 11 sacks and a few more fumbles for that to happen. Seriously though, I don't get the obsession with believing that he is an elite player. If the Bills grab a 1st and 3rd for him then they are geniuses, the guy had 1 good season and is definitely going to hold out again whether it's in Buffalo or for some other team. Take the trade and send his fat stupid asss packing.

That's okay, I think that the urine and vomit works just fine. Seriously though, has anyone ever shitt in the trough urinals?

I agree with your thoughts on Maybin, 25 lbs in two months is next to impossible. Not to mention the withdrawal symptoms and the fact that he's going to turn into a lump of garbage when he stops taking them. Watch Buffalo draft him though.

Season ends at 6-10. How can the offensive line be progressing when 2/5 of the starters are gone and now most likely Peters is either going to hold out or be traded.

As a veteran law enforcement officer I find this story repulsive and the officer involved should lose his job and suffer any civil penalties for his actions. However, to those of you that are lumping all police officers together as being a group of racist and unfair jerks you are doing exactly what you profess to be against (stereotyping). You are in a sense doing the exact same thing that the officer did. I used to fall into this trap before I became an officer and now I can tell you that I group people accordingly into two categories: 1. Bad humans 2. Good humans Being a piece of garbage is not restricted to any race.

Gonzalez would be a waste at this time in his career and would be another PR move by the Bills who supposedly want to build a core of youthful players. Schefler is the better move by far.

Everyone on this board seems to run into an ex player every day.

I am Jauron's nonexistent genitalia.

Preston fukked up so bad against the Pats in the season finale with his idiotic penalty, he should never be forgiven.

Jauron's style: If at any point in the game you get a lead (which is rare) go into ultra-conservative mode: Offense: Predictably run to the left as often as possible and instead of passing rely on the old shotgun draw play which worked once last year the first game the first time it was used. Defense: Pull everyone back thus allowing gashing runs and long third down conversions. The bottom line, tire the defense out and never let the offense get into sync with regular three and outs. If the Buffalo Bills don't win the Super Bowl this year Dick Jauron should be fired 1 second after the final game.

How has it made you feel when he's led the NFL the last two seasons in punt return average though? He regularly has given the abysmal offense great starting position.

By definition a misdemeanor is the lowest level of "crime" so therefore being convicted of it one would be considered a criminal. Had he been convicted of just a violation then he would not fit the definition. And BTW possessing a loaded handgun is nowhere near the level of crime of jaywalking, jaywalking should be punished by death.

hahah, now that's what I was hoping to read in this barely readable thread.

I don't see it happening. 1. Bobby April will want some continuity on ST and will not allow the #1 punt returner in the NFL to depart. April is assistant HC and I'm sure his decisions and input are valued. 2. Leodis will be a starter this season and I can't see how the Bills would use him on every special teams front along with being expected to be the #2 corner. The injury risk is too high, Parrish would be missed less due an injury than McKelvin would. Parrish is here to stay whether or not he's ever correctly utilized on the offense. If he falters however or gets injured this season I could see a trade or release next year.

I forgot about that, when was that hinted?

I think you're dead on. Given the offensive and defensive systems that Jauron and company have chosen then any player who occasionally takes a risk is going to be tossed away, thinking outside the box is a sin with the Buffalo Bills. The west coast offense is never going to score many points whereas the Cover 2 defense allows points and yards. How many three and outs on offense were matched with long third down conversions on defense last year? It's sickening. It's as if Coach Dicktard pulled his choices out of a hat. If you're going to play west coast then you better have a damn aggressive defense or vice versa. Not Dick though, it's safe all the way around, I'm surprised he hasn't found a way to get rid of Bobby April at this point. April should be the head coach of this team simply because he throws a few curveballs every now and then. Please don't mention the Colts here either, they are the only team that has the drafting ability and player development to make it work, Dicktard would take the Colts now and make them 2-14.

hahaha, probably Ralphy himself

Aside from the needless spacing it's a good response although if his golden year was three years ago I think we have a concern although he is certainly worth the risk of one more season. Kelsay can go anytime for all I care.

If I was Chris Kelsay I would feel like I was committing robbery and rape given my salary compared to actual output, I mean aside from the Cowboys game 2 seasons ago has he ever done anything at all? I would never restructure Kelsay, send his asss packing, it'll send a nice message to the rest of the team. The message sent would be far greater than the cap hit. They did it with Dockery, why not Kelsay?