Buffalonian-at-Heart

There have been a lot more teams less relevant than the Bills over the last decade. They could start with them.

The Buffalo area is paying for the Giants/Jets stadium, after all it is in New York State. I just think it's time for the State to start taking care of it's other Cities.

Very good points. I too believe he is more than just a "fast guy", he's the truth at the running back position.

When they bust you'll finally hear Sparano's name. He'll take the wrap and Parcell's will escape out the back door.

That crap article is less than useless.

How is any of this a "raw deal"?

A raw deal based on how he played? Or did you see starting potential in him through his terrible play?

Smith showed the Ravens nothing. Why would you consider him better than Brohm?

Both are better than what we played with last year. So the debate goes on.

I don't see anything inaccurate. I think some of it can be argued in the sense I think we will be better or should I say not as bad. This team and organization has to prove it on the field. I completely agree with these two points and have derived my hope from it: "If the Bills lose more games this season than last, that doesn't necessarily mean they're failing to improve." "But with new general manager Buddy Nix laying a draft-based foundation and new coach Chan Gailey trying to establish a new culture, they finally seem to have a vision worth waiting out."

All we have to do is sign him to our active roster.

Yeah, especially when the negatives on him appear to be related to Tackle duties.

Practice Squad Eligibility # According to league policy, only certain types of players are allowed to sign to the practice squad. Players cannot have played more than nine regular season games or been on the active roster for an entire year, nor can players be allowed to spend more than two seasons on the same team's squad unless that team's active roster never dips below 53 players. Kind of tough to look for a more experience QB for your practice squad.

Well said.

I found the comment about "Had trouble with lighter quicker ends" interesting. Being an interior lineman, when would he go up against light and quick ends? I could understand going against ends facing 3-4 defenses, but the ends aren't typically light and quick in a 3-4.

You think he was brought in to compete and possibly start over Levitre or Wood?

That would define regression.

Incognito started. Urbik was brought in to back up. So I understand your point, but less pressure up the middle without an injury will have nothing to do with Urbik at the outset.

Getting info from players is overrated in my opinion, so I don't think that's why they signed him. He's not better than Foschi?

Chan along with the entire organization will have to earn their respect and break through the mire associated with the Buffalo Bills. It doesn't hurt that Wade is 13 slots higher than Chan, because if they switched teams, their ranking would too. Gotta earn it on the field.

I respectfully disagree. Stupar is a solid TE with admittedly a short resume, but he looks to be an above average receiver. To me he's clearly better than the aging and coming off of IR Martin. On the Packers and Dolphins comment I think you have it backwards. He was ok with the Packers and pretty good with the Dolphins. He had 87 catches for 766 yds in 6 years with the Packers, and 65 catches for 753 yds in 2 years with Miami (not counting the 3rd year 2009 with Miami). He's got 4 weeks to prove to the coaches he should be on the team beyond that.

Childress is just along for the ride. When the Favre era ends, he'll coach one more year and be gone.

You just read this, but the rest of us knew about it 2 days ago. You need to put your rant on an ESPN or Dolphins blog, this is a Bills site, just who do you think you are calling out?

This is almost as boring as Aaron's career.

Not to cry over spilled milk, but I thought Skelton should have been our choice.