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You've convicted Bills players with less.

It's $3M more than the nothing he would have gotten had he had the major surgery after the season ended. But the Bucs took a huge gamble, and regardless, seriously overspent for him.

That's funny, because when point out the real and call you a troll, you can't accept it. Inferiority complex much?

They most definitely are, although it was Jerruh's decision alone. The latest in a string of bad decisions.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: the Bills did Crowell a favor last year putting him on IR. He needed the major surgery eventually anyway, and by IR'ing him, they made the decision FOR him, to get it done earlier, instead of getting the minor procedure which may have still left him with lingering problems during the season, harming his market value anyway. Had he had this major surgery after the season, he wouldn't have been ready for the start of the 2009 season, and wouldn't have signed with anyone. So Angelo should be grateful to the Bills, but as is usually the case, he probably still thinks he got screwed.

Gee, that's SO unlike every other owner.

Bingo. I'm curious to see what Lynch can do now that teams will have to respect Evans, TO, and Reed, and thus not be able to stack the box. And if the blocking improves, so much the better.

Yeah, he could have been voted to the Super Pro Bowl!

I'll bet you whatever you want. No way TO wants to play with Romo again. And if he has a killer year, the Bills will franchise him and either keep him or send him wherever they get the best deal.

Aw, how cute! Jerry Jones misses TO and is keeping tabs on him. As for the housing flap, the owners didn't deny TO's account, while the agent did. Ooops, better get your stories straight, Deer Runners. No wonder you can't sell the property, or even rent it.

Too bad he didn't know the plays. Otherwise he could have made the Pro Bowl this past year. Oh, wait a minute.

True. TO should have insisted on going on trips to Cabo with Tony, Jessie, and Jason, prior to playoff games. You know, team building and all.

Berman died?

Urlacher, Briggs, and anyone would make for the greatest LB'ing corps ever.

Yep, those would count. As would trading Darwin Walker to the Bears.

Credibility? LOL! You can't stop responding to ANY mention of the Patriots, pally. And we've had an influx of them over the past several months, but to their credit, they don't claim to be Bills fans. You're either a Patriots fan or so bitterly twisted as a Bills fan that you seriously need to walk away from football to correct your mental health. I can only imagine that you fancy yourself as being smarter than everyone else for blowing the Patriots at every opportunity while also taking every opportunity to slam the Bills, but if you're truly a Bills fan and continue to follow them, despite how horrible you basically say they are, that makes you a moron. Yes, it was SO much more predictable than you not believing it, because "charges were dropped." You see simpleton, Marshall has a pattern of violence towards women. In fact he was suspended because of it. Contrast that with your pathetic clinging to Lynch bringing-in his own alcohol into bars as the smoking gun for your notion that he was impaired the night he hit that woman (hey, let's call that incident "violence against a woman" and pretend it meant nothing like Sir Roger does, shall we?), versus how charges were reduced" to a traffic ticket. Way to prove your credibility there, sport. Why does Goodell favor bigger markets? Because ALL sports generate more revenue when their top markets are doing well. Is that so hard of a concept for you to understand? But an even simpler explanation is "self preservation." The big market owners essentially hired him. You saw the way they got the rest of the owners to accept that piece of sh-- CBA (yeah, Ralph really "made a scene of himself" then, seeing that they dumped that POS just 2 years after, and how Jerry Jones won't even sell naming rights to his new stadium ). So looking the other way when Wilfork "accidentally" bashes JP on the knee or pokes Brandon Jacobs in the eye, or Marshall beats up his chick, is a convenient way to help himself out. But you knew that already.

Wilfork is a NT. The others are DE's, and Brace is wholly unproven.

Yeah, that sure worked great for ESPN with the last CBA.

He's one player, but he changes the entire offense. Now teams must commit a safety to helping-out on him, rather than playing-up in the box. And with Evans going deep on one side and Reed working underneath, plus a stable of RB's that can catch out of the backfield, it should cause major problems for opposing defenses both in the run and pass game. Even if the O-line isn't great. But as I've said, it's still early, and the Bills can go back to having the same ride side, start a rookie or McKinney at LG, and Chambers or Bell at LT with help from a TE and/or RB.

If it was a matter of Nelson losing interest in football, Chris Brown would have told us by now.

You'll get the fire and rage from TO. But that's considered "destroying a lockerroom." As for dishing-out cheap shots, no thanks. I'd rather see retaliation for cheap shots on Bills players, rather than just accepting it like they have in the past.

Jake Long makes more than Peters per year. And Jason Smith will soon make more. And so will the next top-3 OT next year. And if Peters keeps making Pro Bowls, he'll ask for another raise in about 2 years.

Punch.

All these years I thought he was a 7th rounder. Thanks for the info.

Uh oh, a "sit down" with the NBA Commish. Then again, if Stern is anything like Sir Roger, LeBron can expect nothing to happen to him.