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After the draft, it will get better.

They had a blog this friday and & I asked a question if they combined all the Buffalo reporters IQ could they break 100? They answered 101 max, which is oh so true.

The reason the deal would be logical, is twofold. First he is a proven wide receiver, (something the team needs with the loss of Nate Washington) but of more importance is what he can do as a return man. Parrish not only is good, he has been the best the past two years. He led the NFL with a 16.3-yard average in 2007 and a 15.3-yard average in 2008 on punts. He also has reached the endzone and the past three seasons has scored on returns. Parrish also has a career mark of 23.7 on kickoffs. Buffalo selected Parrish in the second round of the 2005 draft with the 55th pick. He has six starts in four seasons, catching 97 passes for 1,052 yards and five touchdowns. If there is a downside, it’s he stands just 5-foot-9, 168 pounds, not exactly the wanted size of a starting receiver in the NFL. His career average per catch is just over ten yards http://www.examiner.com/x-2703-Pittsburgh-...ceiver-possible

?? If no, let's give Russ some credit.

We needed this thread, thanks for sharing.

Can you now tell us all how you really feel?

In our latest news, the sky is blue when it's sunny.

Get big John here ASAP.

We have 3 between 11-42, I'm excited.

LOL.

Posted by Aaron Wilson on April 18, 2009, 1:12 p.m. The Kansas City Chiefs’ roll call at minicamp today didn’t include either offensive guard Brian Waters or tight end Tony Gonzalez raising their hands and exclaiming: “Hear!” According to a Twitter report from Kent Babb of the Kansas City Star, neither Waters or Gonzalez is at practice. Both players have expressed their respective displeasure with the Chiefs this offseason. http://www.profootballtalk.com/category/rumor-mill/

Miami is #1,

Would the loss of Stroud have anything to do with that?

Big Mc can handle the load.

I think that Lynch will be fresh come game 4, new legs to compliment our offense.

, at least it's red.

Since the Bills are 7-9 and ended up last in their division, we didn't add to our other 7 opponents having a more difficult time of it. 2009 TEAM-BY-TEAM STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE Team Win Loss Tie Pct. 1. Miami Dolphins 152 104 0 .594 2. Carolina Panthers 151 104 1 .592 3. New England Patriots 151 105 0 .590 4. Atlanta Falcons 150 105 1 .588 5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 148 107 1 .580 6. Buffalo Bills 146 110 0 .570 7. New York Jets 145 110 1 .568 8. New Orleans Saints 142 113 1 .557 http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft09/news/story?id=4027503

My mind is off it already.

We have a our LT already, let's get pressure on the opposing QB.

We would hard pressed to find someone meaner than that, please get him in.