VirginiaMike

I have to respectfully disagree that either of those players should be traded up to get. neither is a big enough need and both have huge questions marks about them. Both could just as easily be a bust as a star. The player, if any, I would consider trading up for is Sammy Watkins. I see no question in Watkins and he's also a Bills fan.

Championship!

No Thanks -- I didn't like him in college and did not like his performance in the pros. I disagree that he throws better than Manuel. He'll never be a starter in the NFL and I'd rather have Thad Lewis as my back-up.

Back in the Rockpile days, my father had two season tickets. My sister and I got to pick one game each to go to with my dad. My mother or a friend of the family would go to the others. This is back when it was a 14 game season so 7 home games. My dad worked at Roswell Park and we would park there and walk to stadium. My sister would always pick the Jets game because she was sure Joe Namath would marry her. I picked a different team each year to see so I could see players from around the league. The Bills were good back in the mid 60's and it was a great experience not only because got to see the Bill live, but because I spent it with my dad

Ralph -- thank you for all you have done for the city of Buffalo and the Buffalo Bills fans -- you will be missed

Add Ted's Dogs and Schwabl's Beef on Weck and we'll be golden!

But hey -- let's keep switching QB's after a year and draft another -- sooner or later we'll get one that is a star in the first year, NOT. QB's who go to poor teams are not superstars to start with.

I like Jones a receiver and would like that signing. And to add to the list - June Jones

Not going to miss either one. The CBS show needs to improve -- the fox guys have it all over them.

Greer would be good depth if we could get him for the veteran minimum. Wish we had never lost him. I'd take the Vilma from 5 years ago, but not any more.

This is great -- thanks for sharing. liked right the beginning when a giant hand was coming to get Trent Edwards

Not for me, but I think the media would rank him higher on the list. Of course, I think that if the Bills had been winning Super Bowls, I do not think they would have gone to 4 straight. I think the hunger of losing in the big game was a large driver in them getting back.

My thoughts on the Bills run defense is that they would make stops for short or no gain, but when they did not do that, they gave up big chunks, hence the low ranking. It will be interesting to see what we do next year.

Good Stats -- thanks -- It is time to narrow then by minimally 3 feet.

Shane Conlon at ILB; Mike Stratton at OLB; Joe Delamielleure at RG

Agreed that they need another run stuffer at LB. They also need a guard and a big wideout. I don;t care which order, but we need all of these.

dubs, on 02 January 2014 - 11:35 AM, said: Here's some tips: 1) Be extreme as possible…I can't overstate this 2) Claim you know when players will not succeed (which is almost always) 3) Want to get rid of EJ, CJ, SJ, Marrone, Hackett, Whaley, Brandon, insert any player here... 4) Get "peter panned" at least once 5) Choose up sides in the Flutie/Johnson debate 6) Have a plan for how to keep the Bills in Buffalo or be sure they will leave in 7 years 7) Drink often On more -- "Ralph s Cheap"

I'm with Cage on Leodis McKelvin as Most Improved.

I'd le to see Kyle Shanahan become the OC of the Bills. I doubt that Hackett will get axed, but if he did I would love to see Kyle in Buffalo. His track record at Houston & Washington is great and he's worked with young QB's. He also needs to get away from Dad.

Opposite what many folks think, the worst would be giving up on Manuel this early in his career. He's shown signs of being a legit NFL QB and thinking that he should be Aaron Rogers le in his 1st year is crazy talk.

A professional! He was always ready to play! Got a little bit of a bad rap in Buffalo when he played behind such a poor D-Line.

Mine is in the 60-70% range. I think he will continue to improve with experience. He has a strong arm, but can also throw with touch. He needs to learn to move thru his progressions quicker and improve his pre-snap reads. That takes time.

1. LG - a no brainer 2. RT - Not sure if Hairston can fit this role 3. 3rd CB 4. LB

It's the ups and downs of a young QB. RGIII was the toast of the league last year and now he's benched for the rest of the season. It takes time to develop a QB. Stay the course at QB.

I would like to see a new Left Guard and a new cornerback. Teams play 3 CB's a lot ad our #3 is sub par. We also need a new RB Jackson is past his prime.