Rockinon

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Just curious. Out of the top 100 free agents, how many would you consider to be starting caliber?

I've been trying to find a way to say the same thing. Good post. There seems to be a growing trend around here of what many consider to be "New Age" thinking. A lot of people like to toss around terms like "today's NFL" and use that to justify trying to put together a short-term winning team at all costs. Sad really. Is this what Bills fans have been reduced to? There is pretty clear evidence that the organization is trying to put together a long-term winning team, but there are a lot of dissenters. I don't want to be another Washington Redskin. I always laugh at the huge FA money that organization dumps every year only to be mediocre. We are moving in the right direction, I think. Kid's today just don't know how to be patient, I guess.

The Bills are not going to take this laying down. Poz said himself that Buffalo is a priority.

I live in a remote northern NY town and love the Adirondacks for hunting and fishing. After watching that video, I could just imagine taking Jasper for a little four wheeler trip up near our hunting camp. People from the south are genuinely amazed by how beautiful NY state really is. I wonder if he chews Grizzly wintergreen...

This video is pretty cool. Seems like a very grounded country values kind of guy.

I wouldn't want to be in front of him with a head of steam, that's for sure. I'm only 220lbs.

Shoot, with his size he doesn't need to shed the defender. All he has to do is pancake him before the five mark and instantly be wide open. Oh, and report as an eligible receiver. Did anyone ever consider that the Bills may actually try him at RT tackle even though he was projected as a NT? He did play that position in college.

He injured someone. A police officer no less, so it is kind of a big deal. He better hope he has a judge that will be lenient, and a head coach for that matter. Personally, I think he was on the outside looking in anyway as far as making a roster spot.

Well, yea. I couldn't get the web page to load fast enough to find out who it was. BTW, that was a boneheaded thing to do just before the start of camp.

We need a friggin tight end.

I wonder how far he can hit one. I used to play with a friend built like a football player and was always playing catch up because he could drive farther. Williams can probably knock one into outer-space.

There are some really over the top remarks in this thread. Why can't we just stuff Bucky Brooks and Merriman into a locked room together and let them resolve this?

This whole topic is about someone who wanted Tebow to be drafted by the Bills so badly that he still can't let it go. Three pages? Serious?

I kind of agree with this. The offense did a really good job with the spread formations last year, but that won't last. We need to start running plays with 1 or 2 TE sets if for no other reason than to mix things up. TE, I believe is the most critical position, because he can be used as an additional blocker or as a receiver. This adds to your ability to disguise your play. Tackle appears to be more of a minor depth problem but still a problem. A good TE can also help your tackles better than say a running back. I just dont buy this Chan doesn't use TEs crap. Ridiculous. I would prioritize this way.... TE backup QB OL SS if Whitner is gone.

I know!!!!

This just adds more fuel to the fire for New York's Attorney General. Linky

I had trouble with that question too.

Kyle Williams and Fred Jackson.

Pick a right tackle that started last year. Doesn't matter which one.

The Buffalo Bills would all ready have relocated without the support from places like Toronto or Rochester for that matter. Anyone who doesn't at the very least acknowledge that Buffalo cannot carry the load alone keeping asses in the seats of RW stadium is living a pipe dream. This anti-Canadian sentiment is childish, ignorant and shameful. If anything, we should be welcoming our Canadian neighbors for being there to help us support our team. That's all I am going to say on the subject.

The Indianapolis Colts made a huge mistake when instead of making Peyton Manning a "exclusive" franchise tag player he is a "nonexclusive" franchise tag player. This means he can negotiate with other teams. In a surprise move old Ralph opens his pocket book and makes an offer he can't refuse. The offer on the table is so attractive that the Colts can't match the offer and Peyton is thrilled with the prospect of playing against Brady twice a year. Peyton comes to Buffalo and is quoted as saying "I know one thing. We are going to find out who the best QB in the league is very soon."

Not if Ralph wasn't even there.

Maybe they showed him the door because he is not an owner.