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Yeah, so he bulked up for the combine because he was consuming (1) 40-60 grams of protein 6-7 times per day and (2) he trained hard. But how aggressive was he post-combine in adhering to the discipline of that much protein intake over the day. If you don't keep it up, you lose mass, which he likely did post-combine And building mass during the season is difficult because drills, practices, film room study takes away from all out dedication to fitness that is possible during the offseason.

Well-said. He served the city of Buffalo by keeping the team here and not being tempted like Al Davis and others to boomerang their teams out of their native homes. The Buffalo Bills franchise is an asset. It will be sold at auction to the highest bidder, who would likely move the team to a new location. Let's enjoy the Bills while they remain here in Buffalo.

The show has way too much blabber. The Sunday network shows are not perfect but they do a far better job editing and cutting out garbage time, which NFL Total Access has WAY too much of. Rich Eisen is unbearable to watch.

Billick never said that. I've been watching Total Access on NFL Network since 7 pm Billick asserted that Gailey may find that the quarterback the Bills move forward with is on the team, as in Edwards. Then Billick chimed in with his thoughts on Edwards, which are favorable.

John Clayton = IGNORE

I love the Bills too much to cancel my season's tickets The more I love them, the more enraged I get when they do something I don't like Do I love the hire of Gailey? No But that's not enough for me to sit at home watching this team

We gave the benefit of the doubt to Dick Jauron and his two offensive coordinators, Fairchild and Schonert Results: 2006 7-9 2007 7-9 2008 7-9 2009 6-10 I suppose you're right. Let's let 4 years play out and see if we can avoid another mediocre four year period with B-grade assistants

I don't love the Gailey hire. But I love the blowhards at Around the Horn even less. Best to put those goons on ignore.

We are condemned to mediocrity with Ralph as owner. And then yes, the team will be sold at auction to highest bidder and then moved. The decline from the 4 Superbowl years has been painful

Thurman "always" has the inside scoop of what's happening at 1BD

Could you please attach link that works

The Bills are not for sale And won't be available for sale until the auction that follows Ralph's death At that point, highest bidder will take all He will decide where he wants the Bills home to be And even if he decides to move the team, he'll need league approval That's when the real fight to keep the team in Buffalo begins

"from what I heard" Where did you hear that DELLAPELLE? From the same source that kept you spamming the board the other night with "cowher to bills on tues...." I must have missed today's press conference announcing the appointment of Cowher as the Bills HC. You were SO certain so I believed you

Firing Jauron during the season was another brilliant move by Brandon. Unloading Jauron midseason put Jauron out on the market before the end of the season and put him in the conversation mix for defensive coordinators. If he was to get hired by another team, the Bills wouldn't have to eat his entire Bills contract, merely some amount over and above his new salary Brandon saved Ralph money. Money that can be used to land a new coach.