Pete

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports the Texans are interested in free agent G/T Chris Williams. Williams started all 16 games at left guard for the Rams last season, but was overmatched both as a pass protector and run blocker. The former No. 14 overall pick of the Bears shouldn't be looked at as a starter, though the Rams appear to still see him that way and remain interested in re-signing Williams.Mar 12 - 1:29 AM Source: St Louis Post-Dispatch Bills signed G Chris Williams to a four-year, $13.5 million contract with $5.5 million guaranteed. The move is a head scratcher after Williams graded out as Pro Football Focus' No. 74 guard among 81 qualifiers in 2013, and finished 76th in pass blocking. The Rams wanted him back, but certainly not at this price. Buffalo ostensibly plans to pencil in Williams at left guard, which was a gaping hole following Andy Levitre's 2013 departure. Williams turns 29 before next season. Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter Mar 12 - 10:44 AM

there has been such a run on offensive lineman that perhaps it was fair value for Williams. Rams are hurting now- they lose Williams, and Saffold and others are already off the market. Oline free agents got signed in bunches more then any other position. That leads me to beleive that we must draft a tackle in first two rounds, the sooner the better

Cleveland wasn't and they lost TJ Ward. Seattle nipped it in bud and signed Michael Bennet. There were not that many stellar free agents. And the top ones Mack, Orakpo, Graham- never hit the market

when a team that wants to win has a top player that is a free agent- they franchise them. IE-Jimmy Graham, Brian Orakpo If you are complacent and just fine about your 6-10 team, you let your best players walk for nothing

you forgot to mention that we let Byrd go for nothing. I wouldn't be so frustrated if we kept Byrd

chris williams, mike causin, and a kicker. Bring on the broncos!

thats right, our special teams are stellar. I forgot

replace Levitre with Williams- that is how you miss out on the playoffs this millenium

no finesse players on the Bills! We need maulers!

13.5 million would of been a season and a half of Byrd. Byrd or a tomato can?

http://espn.go.com/blog/buffalo-bills/post/_/id/7924/bills-hosting-ol-chris-williams-on-visit so lets sign him for 4 years 13.5 million

Dekoda signed with the Jags. The Bills asleep at the wheel again. It is pretty !@#$ing pathetic when you start losing players to the jags http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/5967/dekoda-watson

franchise Byrd

meh

Hughes was a trade

!@#$ing escalator clause. And our oline has sucked ever since. Was Wilford the last time we used a first round pick on oline? holy ****. Thats right, back then we drafted CB every year to replace the previous one

Mike Causin and a kicker- this is what aggression looks like

who are we going to sign with the left over mone? Yesterday we needed help oline, linebacker, tightend, wide receiver, and depth. Today we added a gaping hole at FS. Most of the top lineman, defensive backs, and linebackers were snapped up quickly

6-10 6-10 6-10 4-12 6-10 7-9 7-9 7-9 5-11 9-7 6-10 8-8 3-13

no but I am still bull **** that we let Pat Williams go for nothing

Seahawks in negotiation with Jarred Allen. Seattle is most balanced team in NFL- yet they are aggressive in bringing in players to improve their superbowl team. Where as we finally have a few talented players to build upon- and we cast them off and create more holes. So far our defense is same as last year, minus Byrd- we our much worse already

bring it. First round pick- Poz- let them go for nothing. Top lineman Levitre- let them go- and have no replacement plan. First round pick- Lynch- let him go for a 4th and win superbowl. First round pick Whitner- let him go. First round pick Clements- go. ETC. Waste first round picks, then either ignore their replacement, or waste another high draft pick replacing player instead of filling a hole at another position. Its maddening. And next year we have more free agents. I suppose we will let them go for nothing too. It is !@#$ing maddening

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Albert Einstein

first players targeted with large contracts- offensive tackles. Maybe we should go T with our first pick

I agree. We need oline, linebackers, and people who can stop the run. Our offense has weapons. We just need to fortify the line