NavarreFL_Bills_Fan

If you think its there's controversy trying to get RW to pay top dollar for a LT? Bring Boldin in....a guy who wants to get paid as well, and you'll just have another holdout and more controversy

Easily an impact tight end. Getting someone in who can play will do wonders for TE. It will open up the passing lanes for Lee Evans (safety's will have to respect a good tight end). It will give our posession passer a posession receiver. And it will give us that red zone threat we don't have yet.

Well, according to John Madden, you win by scoring more points than the opponent.

I still think the Bills go DE in the second round....its a financial decision as much as it is a football one.

My wife is a Panthers fan so we watch them every so often. Julius Peppers is a great player with the skill and the motor. Problem is, the guy wants to get paid, and he wants to win. Both are reasons he probably doesn't come to the Bills. Even if we trade for his rights after the Panthers negotiate a deal, the bills are going to be paying top dollar for him....which I don't see RW doing.

Sacks are not committed in a vacuum...he's not completely off the hook, but he's better than the 11.5 sacks. Plus, Gross played on a decent team witha bad ass running game, and an experienced QB...you're comparing apples to oranges. Also, look at this years draft. They project 3 OTs within the top 10. There's a reason for that. They are hard to come by. Just the year before some said he was the best LT in football. He didn't drop off that far, that fast. The Bills need to start making it a habit of keeping their talent instead of letting it go somewhere else and producing (Fletcher, McGahee, Bannan, Leornard, Williams, etc...). If you had to name the top 4 players on the Bills, Peters is one of them. Ralph needs to quit being cheap and pay the guy.

UGGHHH! Another trade Peters Post.....

HA! you're close enough to intercept the radio comms between DJ and Turk...maybe you try to get on the system and give them some in-game advice next season.

Dibs eh? Wow, that would definitely be the farthest if he posts. I just looked, and its 3:18 p.m there.....on Thursday. I guess question is, how in the world do you become or remain a Bills fan living out there?

I've never even heard of the Joe Montana game....on the other hand, I LOVED TSB...I remember using the Bills and having Thurman thomas goe out for a pass, and then throwing a bomb to him...GREAt!

I noticed there are a lot of Bills fans located all over. I wanted to see who might live the farthest from Orchard Park NY. Also, just to make it interesting, I'd like to see who lives closest to OBD. To get it started, I'm in the military, but stationed in Fort Walton Beach, FL. That's approximately 1140 miles according to mapquest.

From the fan's perspective, I would agree with 10. I think the lack of communications was evident with with the poor clock management, the bad challenges, and the questionable situational offensive calls. Also, you often saw the offense scrambling at the last second as a result of late offensive calls, late substitions, and lack of discipline. As for the dowfield blocking, the lineman should be pancaking guys and getting to the second level. Despite all the criticism of Peters, he's the one I remember seeing downfield blocking on most plays. If the lineman don't get to the second level, a stalemate goes to the defense, and the linebacker are free to make plays.

The problem is, a linebackbacker is only good as his defensive line. Good DTs eat up blockers and allow LBs to attack. Even Urlacher needs Tommie Harris, Ray Lewis needs Haloti Ngata, and James Farrior needs Casey Hampton. London was a really good LB who was blamed, in part, for a defense that lost Pat Williams.

If I remember correctly, the knock on him was he wasn't an "attacking" linebacker....BS if you asked me. Good player, great work ethic, and great around the locker room....the Bills shoulda resigned him.

12 pack of dunkin donuts...with lots of double chocolate ones inside. And and box of Joe

NO MORE TRADE PETERS THREADS!

I think you and others who suggest we trade Peters are crazy. I don't get many Bills fan's obsession with running people out of town each year. Last year Jake Long went #1 and 2 more tackles were taken within the top 15. This year, its possible 3 OTs are taken within the top 10. Each one of these guys is a gamble until proven on the field. The reason OTs are taken high is because it's hard to get a good one and they are very important to the team. We HAVE a real real good one on our team. It would be ludicrous to not try and keep him.

I respect a little 'tude...now he and his team get to go out and back it up.

I'm not following you....

Is it just me, or Dicky J just too nice? We need a ball buster who instills pride in HIS program. If he felt Kollar was good enough to hired and be the D-line coach in Buffalo, then maybe he should feel strong enough about trying to keep him. It's one thing to be pround that your guys are getting promoted to denfensive/offensive coordinators or head coaches. BUT, this looks like a lateral job move...which I equate a slap in the face to the Bills. It's like going from Dunder Mifflin as a sales associate to Staples to be a sales associate....Michael Scott would be pissed....for you Office fans that understand the analogy.

Its funny how these deadly hits are never mentioned, yet people are up in arms when someone gets cut or knocked out in the UFC. Fact of the matter is, the NFL is a dangerous sport. The helmet and facemask only add to the ferocity. In all fairness, the the Steelers safety played the way he was probably taught, and the way many people like to watch others play.

McKelvin is going to be an even bigger impact guy next year. Besides kickoffs, I think he shows real promise at CB....do you remember the play where we gave that Ram a concussion...almost knocked his head off.

LOL! Anyone who thinks RW will spend the money to sign any of those coaches and their staffs is eriously delusional. Fact is we have Dick Jauron and his staff because they're cheap by NFL coaching salary standards. ....and it was cheaper to keep them then to bring in another low end coach and staff.

Who would you suggest? I agree that many of Mack's talents would not be utlized in such a basic offensive line scheme such as the Bills...line up and maul the guy in front of you. Mack seems to be good at many types of blocking, but definitely has great mobility. I also think talent is talent and we need more of it.

I don't get this thread. You are saying give up on him now, since he'll be coming in late next year. Hardy will be fine, he's just comin along a little slow. also, it wasn't like there were a ton of opportunies for Bill's receivers....they were 24th in offense this year. It's a good thing fans don't make the roster moves. The Bills wouldn't have a solid roster for longer than 1 game.