OrangeJuiceSimpson

Goff would be a great addition to the line. He's 33 but still got some tread.

Trade Peters to the Eagles for their two first. 1a. Michael Oher OT 1b. Robert Ayers DE 1c. Ziggy Hood DT 2. Jared Cook TE 3. Jonathan Luigs C 4. Marcus Freeman OLB 5. David Bruten S 6. Jemarko Simmons WR 7. Devin Moore RB

Wow! This is probably a sign that Kelsay will be cut.

Game. Set. Match. There's a couple questionable character guys on that list.

Yes that is true. I think a topic that is goes unmentioned on this board pretty often is that fact that this guy had a moderately serious injury. I would like to see if Peters has lost a step due to the injury or if it was because of the late start. I think we need one more year to properly assess his worth.

Well played sir.

Cute departing gift for him.

We have seen what he can do, the good and the bad. But you said it perfectly 1 great season, 1. Do you know how many players have had just one great season and then dissapeared? Plenty. That's why I say he needs another season to prove he's a top LT.

What he said. We can not redo this deal until after next season. We've only seen one good season from this guy. He is not a top 3 LT! He's still got two years left. He can restructure after this season if he proves he's worth it.

any info?

He's exactly what Buffalo needs, not that we have a chance in hell, but I can't think of a team that would benefit more from a qb with a strong arm. And yeah I know JP had a strong arm and that didn't work out but Cutler wasn't in the movie Happy Feet.

Yes. Still my prediction.

Cutler 4526 yards 25td's 18ints 86.0 rating The guy is still young and he's good. Kiper's mad because he pegged him as a bust and now he's succesful.

http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showtopic=84901

Don't forget your recollection of the past tense of "cost."

One of the few voices of reason.

True. I love how many people make up absolute rules for winning teams. Like it's a simple equation and we just aren't plugging the numbers in. The truth is, it is impossible to generalize every winning team with statements like "no good teams trade good players", or "the key to winning is a good left tackle" If statements like this were true all tackles would be the first thing off the board. The bottom line is that this is not an exact science. The trade might work out and it might not. There is no way of pre-determining this with a set group of rules

Have you? The Sabres don't get that much attention at bars. And the Sabres are nothing more than local celebrities. When the Bills go out they get alot of attention. The Sabres, not so much.

Here's why this could happen: 1. Ralph is trying to sell tickets. 3 first rounders could really create some buzz. 2. Peters has not accepted the Bills offer and it looks like the two sides are far apart. 3. At the 11th pick we would be at a great position to draft a tackle.

The Bills just might be up to something too. It's been pretty quite since the T.O. signing.

Wasn't it Mike Gandy who blew the coverage?

By the time camp comes the eagles will probably have filled the hole at LT.

That's what makes it tempting if we can draft an LT at 11 that can really play this would be a great move. Unfortunately there are no guarantees in the draft.

Tempting but still probably not worth it.

John Clayton just said on ESPN that the Eagles may make a move for Jason Peters.