The Big Cat

i'd be happy to. i'd just need your pw!!

i wasn't. nobody was.

consistently averaged 4 ypc we're talking about our third, may be fourth back, what sort of numbers were you looking for barbarian (you know, mario for skelton) had never even heard of the guy, he asked a question, he got an answer.

I think an entire generation of Bills fans will consider Fred their favorite all-time Bill. And justifiably so. But we all knew this day was coming.

i have two lists: a bills media and a national media. between the two of them, you won't miss a thing. feel free to subscribe to them and set up a stream using a third client like hoot suite. you can follow all the action on an interface that looks like this.

My thoughts exactly.

*Moot

Wait wait wait, I was told $9M is way too much money for a running back nowadays.

Correct.

Wait...whuh??

The message above adequately suffices for my rebuttal to the first two nonsensical replies before it. But the elevator music bit is just flat wrong. And he doesn't even do that as well as 75% of the Beatles.. I agree with part of this. I agree with this. If we're going by rock your breasts off rock and roll, then the Stones (I guess) were the "better" band, but I would argue that they were just the more prolific hard rock band since songs like Helter Skelter, Polythene Pam and most of the Beatles early stuff would suggest they had it in them just as much. It just wasn't their focus. But even in the realm of rock your breasts off rock and roll (in the late 60's early 70's), the Stones weren't even the best at that. Led Zeppelin has them by a mile and Cream took the genre to a whole other level. Don't get me wrong. I love me some stones. But let's not confuse effort with results.

@ChrisTrapasso Rex uses a ton of nickel (two LBs) but #Bills don't have much ILB depth. Spikes back would be helpful. Nate Irving another intriguing name.

Which translates to wins and losses no more than 15% of the time.

@AdamSchefter Another big NY move: LB David Harris re-signs with Jets: 3 years, $21.5M, including $15 million fully guar

http://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/573910727137845248

I'm just going to wait and see if any of that happens before I become concerned about it. Just rebooted my sarcasm detector. Thanks for the heads up.

Seven straight 1,000 yard seasons before last year.

Fair point. I have a dim friend. He's my only friend who watches ESPN/takes it seriously. He gets all worked up about it. We tell him to stfu.

Talking about Mike Rodak on a message board isn't going to encourage me to suddenly start clicking on his articles or make me suddenly think ESPN offers quality content of any kind.

Matt Cassell...AND a sixth round pick. Let's not omit facts for the sake of making your point. Yep, it was a good move for the Jets. The Bears kinda got fleeced, IMO. Unless they are in full-on tank/rebuild mode.

But we didn't need him. We had a defense that finished in the top 5 last year without him. What other evidence do we need?

Totally true, but I was referring more to the notion that entertainment reporters and their content are somehow protected by the first amendment, or at least that the first amendment was crafted for the benefit of...entertainment reporters. And while I agree that trolling can be clickbait, the opposite could also be true. He could Chris Brown-it and stoke the fanbase and achieve similar results.

So, Brandon Marshal, a 31 year old receiver coming off back to back to back Pro Bowls in 2011-13 nets a fifth rounder. And an injured linebacker we don't need netted us the 2013 rushing champion who had more yards last year in a down year than any Bills rusher since Travis Henry in 2003. Anyone still want to debate the McCoy trade?

Um...he's an entertainment reporter. And his inclination is to troll. And he does it. A lot.

which would make him one of the highest paid guards in the league...i'm not certain he'll see that kind of money