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He started some games but wasn't their "starter", he was a fill in.

Dude, if you don't watch it, Trent is going to get a restraining order against you. Do you have Trent pillow cases and a blow up doll with a #5 jersey on?

Are you sure the dust has settled? Maybe it is still a little to dusty and the FO can't see their way to any moves since the T.O. signing, other than some underachieving LB from a terrible defense in KC.

Amen!

It isn't that useless. Rotoworld, Profootballtalk, etc. all list it. This would be a good time for him to get to know his teammates and coaching staff, but we all know with T.O. there is only one person that matters.

Who cares?

How about if everyone talks about what they wanna talk about, and if someone starts a thread you don't like, just ignore it. This board lately has been more for people to bash other people on the boards, than it has been to actually discuss the Bills.

Hopefully they are all gone by pick 10. That way it only leaves 7 other teams that we have to worry about taking players for positions that we need to fill. I don't see the Bills taking a QB unless it is down in the 6th or 7th round.

I would hop on the Steelers Band Wagon, but that is already so overflowingly full, that option is out. Serously, I don't know what I would do, I guess it would depend on how far from Buffalo they move. If it was Toronto, I might still route for them, but yearly trips from Virginia to training camp and a few games a year would be out, it would be a totally Sunday Ticket TV pastime for me. If they moved to Los Angeles or somewhere in a different universe like that, I would probably just be a casual fan with no team that I really route for. I would probably get more interested in College football it that happened.

Until Trent proves he can stay healthy, which he hasn't done since maybe high school, we should be worried. Not to mention, we should be worried until he proves he can be consistent on the field when he is healthy too. I second the notion that Fitz should stay on the sideline with his helmet off and a clipboard in his hands. He will do less damage that way.

It may just be his response to one of the last times he went and he and Mike Brown (Bengals) were the only two owners to vote no against the new agreement with the players. He was the joke of the NFL for a few weeks, mimicking him on ESPN, etc. A year or two later, after almost no one would listen to him, they all realized he was correct and refused to extend the agreement last season.

It is a shame we only really had Spielman for one full season before his neck injury. Even Kelly said at his retirement that Spielman was the most intense player he ever played with.

TMI dude (ha ha)

I would have to say Jim Kelly, both for what he did on the field and what he has and still does bring to the Western New York community. It certainly wasn't an easy choice though, some players that I gave thought to: Darryl Talley-Leader of the defense during the Superbowl years, who never got the recognition he deserved. Was also a fun guy in person, having met him several times. Jim Haslett-Loved the intensity he played with, especially the game where he stepped on Terry Bradshaws head after his helmet fell off. Not sure if it was intentional, but I think he got the boot if my getting old memory serves me correctly. Andre Reed-another under recognized All-Time Great. Always there for the big play. Fred Smerlas-He gave so much to the franchise and just missed being on the Super Bowl teams. Lou Piccone-Always have to route for undersized over achiever. Steve Tasker-No player in Bills history achieved more with so little than he did. He sacrificed his body on every play. Ken Davis-Was there ever a time that he had to fill in for Thurman that he didn't produce? Bobby Chandler-What kid in the 70's didn't play catch in the streets and mimick the sideline catch that he was so good at.

Thank you. It is good to see some people have common sense. We have 6 months til the season starts, some people need to relax. Enjoy the summer.

No, you don't throw insults do you?

You are joking right? You were the one who started throwing out insults to begin with. What's a matter, you can dish it out but you can't take it. The only thing I have seen you contribute on this board is "another stupid thread". Please give me and everyone else here a break.

Last time I checked a week or two ago she had the number one song in the country and two in the top twenty. Besides have you seen her lately? I sure wouldn't wanna forget if I was Timberlake.

They claim Social Experiments provide a more accurate result if you use specimens with a lower intelligence level, so we had to include you to get it accurate.

I am sure that all free agents as part of their visit to OBD check out TBD and make their decision on whether to sign with the Bills based on the posts in here

It depends on what you consider "bad". Is it the guy that is going to get suspended and possibly cost his team a game or two because of his off the field f-ups? If that is your answer then Lynch is the so called bad guy, Is it the guy that you don't have to worry about when he leaves the stadium, but does his share of destruction to the team in the locker room and in front of the post game microphone? If that is your answer, the T.O. is the so called Bad Guy. They are both so different but also so similar. They seem to not to be able to avoid causing problems to distruct a team's chemistry, but between the whistles and on the field, there is nobody that gives a bigger effort than those two guys do.

You really should stop being so negative around here, people don't like it. Besides, that comment was another worthless post. What makes something a worthy post? I guess only if you post it. This is exactly what I was talking about.

I put this post on here yesterday, and obviouly it wasn't truly how I was feeling, but I wanted to see some individual's reactions. I made a post a few days ago about the depth at running back if and when Lynch gets suspended, and I was called everything from an idiot to a retard for being so negative. Everytime someone post a negative comment there is a group of people that immediately attack and act like things couldn't be better in Buffalo than they are now, especially since signing T.O. This is proof that some people on this board only contribute in the form of blasting the poster or other commenters. If you post negative they slam you if you post positive they ask to share your drugs. I guess you just can't make some people on here happy. Go Bills!

I could have scored against the Broncos defense from the 5, and I am old and out of shape.

What gives you the idea Jackson is a capable goal line rusher? Every time they tried to stuff it in from the 1 or 2 with him last season he was stopped or tackled for a loss. And, no he isn't that elusive, he is more of a straight on runner. If I have Sh*t colored glasses, I apologize we must have gotten our specs mixed up, you can have them back.