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Smells of desperation to me. There is a reason Spikes was not signed; mainly, because he's just not a very good linebacker. He can hit, he just can't move very well. But most discouraging of all, this means Ragland's injury is serious. Ugh!

who is he?

I think Mills is Mills, an adequate, but not good ROT. Henderson is still the one with much better upside, but with his health issues, I doubt he'll be starting at the beginning of the season. Kujo won't survive August, unless there is a miracle improvement form last year.

one of my all time favorites gotta love Marv "You over-officious jerk" . . . What happens when a Harvard grad becomes NFL coach and verbally berates an official.

I was skewered on this board for questioning the drafting of this guy, my point being: character matters! Oh well, just keep drafting boneheads and just keep getting the same results.

So hard to pick one, but it has to be Super Bowl and playoff games: 1 - The last SB, leading at halftime and thinking, "we're going to do this"; and then all hopes dashed with the Thurmond fumble early in the 3rd quarter. The feeling of hopelessness and the inevitable set in. 2 - Homerun throwback in Tennessee. 3 - Wide Right.

The ability to run is what makes him effective. His running opens up passing possibilities, and of course, gets him big yards. Take that away, or limit it, and he is just an average QB. I say, let him go! He, and the offense, is better when he does it.

Henderson at RT . . . comes back in better shape and eager to prove himself.

Just read the article about Mills and our RT situation . . . why haven't we signed Long yet? Get it done Rex!

this points to the Bills depth here, he would not be a starter here . . . probably 3rd best? Maybe 4 with the addition of Seymour?

Just further proof of the deep level of stupidity that is the head coach of the Buffalo Bills, you could not have your secretary make one phone call, send a text, etc.????

Time to stop on the EJ lost the Jacksonville game, it was one game, and you've seen Mettenberger play how many of the 10 games he's lost?

and the corner back out of USC we just drafted?

this

Now that is a fresh idea, get Hillary and/or Donald on the phone!

this should be removed

Well, he was worth kicking the tires on. But what this tells me is that Henderson may not be back to full health; that is, if they rely wanted Slauson to play RT ????

I have heard—never seen it, at least not last year—that he is the type of guy Rex likes to get creative with. A guy he can move around and ask him to do multiple things. I hope so, he certainly is the kind of kid you want to see succeed.

well, this tells us nothing, every team made Mario a non-factor

Not sure what that means, but it doesn't sound pleasant.

Just who just became the #1 fan favorite in Buffalo? How can you not want this -kid MAN to be successful?

Certainly no team would ever expect that a player might improve the next year . . . I had some stats and a table to show the ridiculousness of this post, but, well, it was't necessary

"A quarterback's greatest asset is leadership." -- Roger Staubach Bills Coaches since Wade: Rex Ryan .500 Perry Fewell .428 Chan Gailey .333 Doug Marrone .469 Dick Jauron .421 Mike Mularkey .438 Gregg Williams .354 Now that is interesting, unlike this thread

On Washington, from WalterFootball, sounds like a great quality pick in the 3rd round: Summary: In 2015, all the attention was on Joey Bosa because of what he did during Ohio State's National Championship run in 2014, but Washington was arguably the Buckeyes most consistent defensive lineman last fall. . . . As a senior, Washington recorded 49 tackles with seven tackles for a loss, four sacks, a forced fumble and a pick-six. Bosa had all the attention, but on a weekly basis, Washington was causing havoc at the line of scrimmage. At the Senior Bowl, Washington had an impressive week. He dominated the first practice, killing the offensive linemen in the one-on-ones with explosion out of his stance, speed to close, strength to shed blocks and speed-to-power. In the following days, Washington wasn't as overwhelming, but he still won a lot of reps and was very tough on offensive lineman. . . . As a pro, Washington will be on the field to get after the quarterback. With his quickness at the point of attack and ability to get to the signal-caller, he has Pro Bowl potential and could produce quality sack totals in the NFL. . . . Washington is on the bubble of the first and second round.