bills1960

You have to admit, the guy gets some pretty good guests. Quality show, could be a little more professional at times but it's worth your time if you want to discuss Bills football.

I looked at shopthebills.com and the only authentic jerseys they have are customized ones starting at 300$. Will that change as time moves on? Because I'm tired of the cheap replicas and I want a jersey equal to the quality of my Sabres jerseys, but I'm not willing to spend 300$ for it.

DeMarcus Ware and Jake Long

I've said it a million times, a stadium ensures Bills football in the area for a long time. The organization should pursue that goal and stop acting like the Ralph is on par with other NFL teams. Yes I understand that it gets the job done but that's no longer good enough for this league.

God forbid one of our teams actually chooses to win.

Love the helmets, not totally sold on the jerseys yet but maybe they'll look better on the actual players.

We're not the only small market team. If we're hurt by the CBA, that means the Browns, Jags, Rams, Lions, Bengals will be on the same level as us.

I'm confused, where's the news here? There may not be any known plans for ownership but that doesn't mean there aren't any. Bills are much better off than several teams in the league right now. Not worried about it, think this topic should be closed.

I'm just looking at it logically. The Bills may not be the most attractive team in the league but theyre a viable franchise. If you include Toronto and Rochester into Bills region you're talking about one of the bigger areas in the league. All these "reports" are just people desperately looking for readers during the lockout. Simple as that.

The Bills are not moving to L.A. You move the Bills you lose the Toronto market as well as Western New York. The main target is the Chargers; old stadium, bad fan attendance, close to L.A. already.

Since when are we the worst offense in the league? Screw him, unnecessary cheap shot.

This is a load of crap. Ralph may be cheap but he's not dumb, he's a business man. There is no logical reason why he would keep this team in Buffalo for all this time just for the heck of it. He obviously intends on the Bills staying, or he would have made more money by just selling them years ago. I'm 100% certain he has some type of plan set up after his death to keep the Bills here.

I think its an obvious yes. If he and his manager are smart then they should understand that, due to his injury history, he probably won't get any better offers than the one he'll get from us. We also need him to mentor Sheppard and that can evolve into a solid core on the inside.

If you believe that Trent Edwards was a Bills fan, then you're not a Bills fan.

Yeah, Chandler has a chance to be a solid TE, at least on the level of Stupar. Defensive line I still wouldn't give more than a B yet. I like Dareus and Williams obviously but the other DE spot is very questionable. Although it does depend on how Troup and Carrington progress, if they can become factors then maybe a B+ isnt that crazy. As for Linebackers, I think the ILB core is much better than the outside. Id give the ILB a B- and the OLB a C if I could break them up. A for WR may be pushing it, Id say more of a B to B+, you never know if Steve Johnson becomes a one year wonder, although I don't think he will be.

If we're asked by default I say yes. We need all the attention we can get.

I wish there was more film on Kelvin Sheppard, not much on him.

Hilarious how you phrased that. How nice is Jenkins car though? I wonder

Translation...? Good or bad? haven't touched up on my lawyer lingo.

At best: 8-8. we own Cincy, havent lost to them since '88, thats a win. We beat Miami twice, steal one out of either the San Diego, Cowboys/Giants or one of the Jets games. Still can't beat NE, but we finish hot up until that last game. At the Worst: 4-12. we would probably go 1-5 in the division, only beating Miami once. We don't beat any of the NFC East teams, pull out wins with teams like Denver, Tenn, or Cinncy.

I think our distance from Toronto is a blessing in disguise. I think the NFL understands that Toronto's enthusiasm for an NFL team isn't strong enough to relocate the Bills there. But it is big enough to keep the Bills close in order to keep that market interested. I'm fine with an eventual stadium in Niagra Falls or some place closer to the boarder, as long as it's still the Buffalo-Niagra metro area and they're still the Buffalo Bills.

Where is all this Toronto talk coming from? Has anything changed over the past few years? No. The Bills are a viable franchise that has run into a bad stretch of seasons over the past decade. There are teams in much worse financial shape, and I haven't read one report saying anything about a move.

I questioned last year why the moved him inside to begin with. He's built much more like a 4-3 DE or a 3-4 OLB, probably more comfortable there anyway.

I think it depends on how well we do next year, obviously. If were an 8-8, .500 team next season and we realize that Luck is one of few factors that would put us into the playoffs in 2012 then I'd be willing to give up 2 first round picks at least. But if we realize this team still has several holes on both sides of the ball, I don't know how willing I'd be to trade into that number one spot, (if that's where Luck is still projected to go.)

We need a TE, OT, OLBs, and we take a DB?