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Not to mention, he's all muscle. His torso looks almost freakishly V shaped. It's going to be tough for him to put on that extra 20lbs that he needs to be effective in the NFL. It's one thing if you're undersized, but underdeveloped as well and able to be developed into the mold of an NFL linebacker (i.e. 6'2 245). In looking at him, he looks like his body is about as developed as it's going to get unless he can add some serious bulk. http://media.collegepublisher.com/media/pa...ls/8jo33390.jpg If you look at him in this picture, you can see how somebody can call him undersized for an NFL linebacker. Some of the videos of him show it as well. To put it in perspective, he's the same weight as Roy Williams for the Cowboys and only an inch taller. Roy's a big safety, but would get beat down as a linebacker.

"He looked like a QB, but once you met him and talked to him, you realize that you wouldn't buy carpet from the guy." That about sums it up as well as the comment from RJ about how "you gotta look out for yourself first."

That's funny. I had Marshawn and Rudi to start, then eventually, I dumped Rudi (after he screwed me game after game) and picked up Grant halfway through, right when he was hitting his stride. I too, went to the championship and lost in our league. I think that Grant could be one of the best in the league this year, but right now, he's refusing to practice until he gets a new contract.

I thought that those were the numbers of the value meals that the cops at the scene wanted from McDonalds.

Just yesterday, a sports guy here in Philly was saying that he was "confident" that Chad would be an Eagle by mid June, siting inside sources with the team. It doesn't appear that way from that latest article!

Don't worry about that. It's just the facts getting in the way of his opinion.

I say that you tell him to play this season and that at the end, they can entertain a renegotiation. That allows the Bills see him play a whole season uninjured (hopefully). It also gives Peters a contract season, so to speak. Hopefully, he'll shine even more this year with the hopes of a new contract and more money, the rest of the team doesn't see the Bills give in to contract demands (even though they ultimately will be restructuring, it isn't just folding outright which is important), and the Bills get a probowl LT on the cheap ($3M) for an extra year. The problem with this scenario is that, assuming Evans doesn't sign a new contract this offseason, it will leave Crowell, Evans, and now Peters looking for new contracts at the end of what could be one of the best seasons in awhile for the Bills.

Yeah, it's a common sense thing. Any situation where there is a human element, there's going to be as many sides to the story as there are people who were there, +1. The +1 will be the truth.

The difference is that there was hard proof that a crime was committed. In the Vick case, you could walk on the crime scene, see the kennels, dig up the dog bones, etc. This was all right as the story was breaking. Those are facts. A heinous crime was committed there and it's obvious that it was. In the Hardy case, it was all he said-she said. There was no "crime scene" unless you consider the backyard where there wasn't any evidence to even bring charges. There was no gun for the cops to see, no bodies, no wreckage from a fight. With Lynch, again, the crime scene isn't where the story lies, it's between the driver/passengers and the victim. It's alot easier form a hypothesis when you have a real crime scene and you're not going off of what people are saying, victim or driver. When it's a case like Hardy or Lynch, it's going to be alot harder to get to the truth because you have the human element to deal with. Right now, Lynch and the woman who was hit both have about 10 lawyers standing around them telling them what happened that night. You can't do that with the Vick case because the facts are right there in front of your face.

He's holding out for more money.

Us "serious" Bills fans call him the Mighty Quinn.

Did this guy play for the Bills?

When's this show gettin' on the road? Is there a live video feed that I can link into?

Peters - Top 10 Moorman - Top 5 Lynch - Top 12 Crowell - Top 20 Schobel - Top 15

Outstanding!

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I thought that he was still out since Army didn't graduate yet? Guess he's back, and now injured.

The only other one that I would add is the 49ers. Alex Smith, Shaun Hill, and Trent Dilfer.

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I think Youboty is just a huge failure, period. He was a good college player who hasn't translated into the NFL. We really will be lucky to get anything out of him instead of just cutting him. The Bills back office is probably amazed that someone else in the league even knew who he was. Thank God college football is big in Ohio or else we'd just have another roster cut on our hands.

I'd say if I'm under 30, I want to play. Over 30, I want a Super Bowl because I've already made a bunch of money.

"I feel pretty, oh so pretty...."

Good find! I got a Tshirt and the banner for our Bills Backers club.

There's a good shot of Hamden at 1:12

I've got to go with McGee being the #1 corner as of right now, but after a full season of McKelvin, Greer, and McGee, it may be a different story. I think that Greer and obviously McKelvin have huge upsides.