Jerry Jabber

IMO, Brady and Belichek should be suspended for a year. This hasn't been the first time they were caught cheating. While everyone wants to focus on just the AFC Championship game, I feel the Patriots would not have beaten the Ravens to even make it to the AFC Championship if they weren't using deflated footballs and using questionable tactics with ineligable receivers. The Ravens suspected the Patriots were using deflated footballs when they intercepted a Brady pass and tipped off the Colts to it. Bottom line, if the league does not come down hard on the Patriots for cheating for a second time, then their credibility will suffer even more especially with the handling of domestic abuse last year.

Per Adam Schefter, punishment could happen in a matter of days against Brady and the two equipment specialists. Schefter also states that he wouldn't be surprised if the Patriots are penalized as well. http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/_/id/12833542/wells-report-finds-new-england-patriots-probably-deflated-balls

Brady should be suspended for a year, like Sean Payton was.

If the Bills were to land Collins, what will the starting lineup look like? Glenn-Miller-Wood-Incognito-Collins Glenn-Collins-Wood-Incognito-Henderson Henderson-Glenn-Wood-Incognito-Collins

Hacks like Jerry Sullivan, Bucky Gleason and Mike Schopp all need to be fired.

Mike Schopp is another negative Nancy. If he's doing the Bills post game show, regardless if it's a win or loss, he'll be pissing and moaning and acting like the Bills are a 2-14 team.

It was a good interview with MarQueis. It was great to see him surprise the little girl for her birthday.

I saw this on NFL AM this morning. MarQueis is a true class act. http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-am/0ap3000000487900/MarQueis-Gray-helps-throw-an-unforgettable-birthday-party

It's going to take time for the Bills to change the minds of people that don't watch the team or have any clue about them.

I agree with Evans.

What a piece of trash. This scum bag was playing for a world class organization, had a HoF QB throwing to him, a multi-million dollar contract and recklessly threw it all away.

Just as long as the Bills win the Superbowl first before he leaves

+1

After listening to Rex Ryan's interviews, it sounds like there are a few possibilities with Glenn. Glenn could stay at LT; Glenn could be switched to RT and Henderson to LT; Glenn could be switched to Guard.

Glad to see the league made the change. The Ravens got a raw deal in their playoff game vs the Pats.

That is good to hear.

R.I.P. Mr. Wilson. Thank you for putting a football team in Buffalo, keeping them here for all of these years, as well as everything you did to make sure they stayed in Buffalo for many years to come.

Without having a first round draft pick in the upcoming NFL draft in April, the Bills know that they will not be able to draft a franchise quarterback (QB) this year, so they decided to make it a three way competition for the starting QB position by trading for Matt Cassel from the Vikings, as well as signing former Baltimore Raven Tyrod Taylor to compete with former first round EJ Manuel. Bills Offensive Coordinator, Greg Roman knows he does not have a top 10 QB on his roster, which is nothing new to Roman as he dealt with the same issue in San Francisco. The Bills have loaded up the talent on offense to compensate as they now have McCoy, Watkins, Harvin, Clay, and Woods as their stars on offense. The Bills know their offensive line was terrible last season, which is why they hired renown offensive line coach, Aaron Kromer. Kromer is most notably known for the stellar offensive line he coached in New Orleans which won Superbowl XLIV. While the Bills brought in Incognito to improve their Guard play on one side of the field, it is unknown at this point is the Bills will bring in another Guard, take one in the draft or bring in another Tackle and make a switch at the position. McCoy is a year removed from leading the NFL in rushing and has rushed for 1,300 or more in the past three out of four years. The last time the Bills had an RB that ran for 1,300 or more in consecutive seasons was in 2002-03 when Travis Henry rushed for 1,438 yards in 2002 and 1,356 yards in 2003. To help make McCoy more effective, the Bills signed former Minnesota Vikings fullback Jerome Felton, who helped open up holes for Vikings RB Adrian Peterson. Next, the Bills signed wide receiver (WR) Percy Harvin, whom Bills HC Rex Ryan was very familiar with. Ryan stated that Bills WR Sammy Watkins was double teamed in almost every play last season, so Harvin is being brought in to help take some of the pressure off of Watkins, as well as making plays for the offense. The Bills defense was third in the league last season giving up on average 205.8 YPG so I don't get where the question marks are? Also, when McKelvin when down to injury, Corey Graham stepped in and the secondary didn't miss a beat. No depth at LB? Didn't people say the same thing when Kiko Alonso went down in the offseason last year with a knee injury? The Bills had the 4th best defense and 2nd best special teams last season and went 9-7. With a revamped offense, I can see the Bills as either a wild card team or the AFC East champs.

Lol!!! How do you figure?

The o-line significantly regressed under Marrone. It was stated in numerous articles that Marrone meddled with the O-line all the time, so they had him telling the guys to play one way, the O-line coach tell them something else, then had Hackett tell him something completely different, so it's no wonder why those guys did so bad, not to mention how many pairings Marrone went through during the season. Aaron Kromer was brought in to help fix the O-line. Kromer did an outstanding job in New Orleans when the Saints won the Super Bowl, so I'm willing to cut the current guys on the roster some slack.

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I agree 100% great post!

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Good question about the O-line. I'm wondering if they will give Cyrus a shot at RT again, move Henderson to LT and try Glenn at LG? Or mayb they draft a Guard or Tackle with their 2nd or 3rd round pick. From the reports I read, Marrone spent a majority of his time with the O-line and they significantly regressed under him. With Kromer as the new O-line coach, I expect the young guys on the O-line to show improvement.

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