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And that is exactly what the Toronto group would be banking on. They get the perfect excuse. "Sales are terrible.....we have to move the team."

How about Williams and the other Williams. Kyle had 10 sacks last year too.

Swagger is for sissies.

To someone who grew up in western NY watching the Bills and who could care less about soccer? Never liked soccer....still don't, myself. I could care less about a world championship in a sport I that means nothing to me. Premium sport on the planet? Not in my eyes. Football is way better, and I'd rather turn out division titles like sausages.....sorry.

read the first line of the OP, then refused to read any more. What possesses a fan to write this garbage. Outta here.

C'mon, you guys.....pay attention. Dareus got into trouble just after the Bills locked him in through 2015. This just happened all ready, and then Dareus started acting dumb. He gets paid and like a lot of young people who never had that kind of money went ape s**t. All this fussing over locking him up long term is silly. The Bills all ready did that. Now we're just going to have to wait to see if he comes to work ready to go. Why in the world would we be thinking about his contract now. The important thing right now is getting ready for the season. Does anyone on the board ever think about priorities?

That's funny..........me too!

That would be hilarious.

What do you expect from a Buffalo Bills message board?

I enjoyed that OP. Thanks!

Not according to Chris Brown. Tuel is in the running for the #2 spot. Says Tuel came back this year noticeably stronger and is making some of the best throws so far.

Absolutly!!! To be fair, I think it should be pointed out that the Bills also ran the ball more than anyone else.

Does the name Kevin Everett ring a bell.

I for one hope Jackson actually does have a case. It will help to cripple the leverage that agents have. These guys are after one thing and one thing only......money. They could care less about the possibility of harming an athlete's future. Not saying that holding out is wrong. However, some athletes have made a home for themselves on their team and an agent comes along and whispers in his ear, "I can make you millions more" and then tries to justify it with "More money is better for your family". Sometimes, the move does not make you happy. Sometimes building toward a goal isn't about the money. Sometimes the family atmosphere of belonging to a team that is successful should be the goal. I often think that athletes being people like anyone else, hire a someone like an agent so they don't have to engulf themselves in the business side of things. That's fine. They tend to rely on that agent to make the right move for them except sometimes they do not do the right thing. Like you know, talk it over with the athlete to see what he really wants.

Remember how everyone was talking up the Seahawks secondary last year? The Bills backfield hung with them throughout the year last year. Not quite as good but among the best in the league. I think we may have the the best secondary in the league this year. We added some more talent to the pool and Gilmore should be a big improvement over last year as well.

Bills at the top of the list. What's your favorite? I like this one: And this one:

I wanted Crossman fired last year. I think though that the NFL's stupid rules changes from a couple of years ago was the biggest thing to kill Buffalo's special teams prowess. Wedge blocking is now illegal and nearly all kickoffs are now touchbacks because of moving the ball up further. The Bills have some of the best return men in the league, yet they rarely get the chance to even bring it out. Now special teams is anything but special. A kicker should have to work to get the ball deep into the endzone, now everyone can do it. Stupid. Wedge blocking is a game plan that Buffalo mastered, but now it's not allowed. Stupid. Stupid, stupid stupid....... On a more positive note though, we now have some guys that can get down field and make a play in coverage. Can't see us getting worse there, even with Crossman as the ST coach.

Spiller had nearly 6000 all purpose yards from 2006 - 2009 at Clemson. I would not say not as complete, however these guys are completely different athletes. Spiller is more of a running back while Watkins is a very special receiving talent. Both are shifty but Watkins looks more durable. I am excited about Watkins too. I just wanted you to realize that Spiller is Clemson's all time leader in all purpose yards. That, in it's own right is pretty impressive. BTW, Watkins is second in Clemson history but trails by over 1000 all purpose yds.

Not exactly. Spiller's production was actually significantly higher coming out. Check the stats. Watkin's production was very impressive but Spiller was off the charts.

When the pads went on, the D started dialing up some pressure. That OL was awful all year. Me too. You could be right.

Don't want to provide free tape to Belicheat. Gilmore and McK are not practicing after off season surgeries......yet.

Yea, but Robey got a sack! Who said that Schwarts wouldn't use a corner blitz? If they don't have to keep a guy who's only position is long snapper, that's what they'll do. Opens up a roster spot somewhere else.

Belichick huh?

There is a certain Google executive who won't want to be outdone by this former Microsoft exec. I wonder if he is serious about buying the Bills.

I don't foresee a big change from last year in terms of scheme. Schwarts actually spent time in the off season to keep the current terminology the same. He is certainly going to throw in his own wrinkles, but he does not have to reinvent the wheel. The D had a lot of success last year so the changes he makes will involve stopping the run more than anything. He will like to keep many things the same.