Sisyphean Bills

Well, he might suck for all I know. Still, some people (not necessarily you) tend to get all juiced up about various measurements at the combine or whatever and don't focus on the real question: "Can this guy do the job?" James Hardy is a good example of that.

Makes you wonder if his first name was Mtat,

I'll take "No Tape" for $100, Alex.

Well, the best attribute a receiver can have is the ability to catch a football...

Can a team lower their cap number for the season that way?

Rookie President/CEO, rookie GM, rookie HC, rookie OC, rookie QB ... must be a fluke.

Could always wait to try and sign Max Hall, another ex-Cardinals QB, after the Blue Bombers season is over.

RB is the least of the Bills problems. Besides, they can always draft one in the 1st round next year.

How about a trade with the Seahawks for Tarvaris Jackson?

Darron Thomas is available, right?

Who?

They have 2 rookie QBs with 1 recovering from injury on the active roster and 1 of the 2 disaster options Marrone mentioned on IR, so it seems like a no-brainer that they are looking for another QB.

They did give Seattle a pick for the right to have Tarvaris Jackson stand in street clothes on their sideline every single game last year. And, yes, he is back in Seattle and playing pretty well as their #2 QB. Your post oozes hostility though I am not sure why. Did you think it was a wise decision to release Nelson, who was effectively a starter in Gailey's spread offense, and ultimately spend 2 draft picks on the position? While I am personally glad that the Bills spent some draft capital on their passing game, it is against the odds and thus a reason to be tempered (if not critical) when it comes to hoping a rookie QB and rookie WRs will immediately turn into a productive NFL air attack. Taking a step back, the Bills did clear the decks to some degree at both positions, forcing their own hand as to direction on draft day. This is something that they have done with some regularity and it has not always worked to their advantage or to improve the team as a whole. The cycle of rebuilding continues.

But, Tom Brady is one of his favorite QBs.

Dangerfield doesn't get any respect, I tell ya.

He's the new disaster QB?

They might want to roll him in bubble pack and leave him in the locker room at this point. Just sayin'.

Wait a minute. The disaster QB is injured? Here we go!

4 out of 14 with 2 picks for the new QBs.

It's like being in a crowd standing around just outside the police tape...

Well, so much for that...

Because a lot of people do really want to believe the hopeful nuggets that he puts out there.

Before the 0-8 start, some said there was no way Gailey was going to be worse than Jauron.

What? I'm still listening to the echoes of applause for all the money saved.

Sounds a little negative.