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That is an outstanding point Gunner, it really is an All-Star line-up of coaches on the Defensive side of the ball. And I agree, if we could upgrade on the O side, i think it would make a big difference.

Jerry's wife?

I'd like to see what all the backs could do with two decent guards

The break we needed

Dumb decision, throw it away and take the 3

Okay, someone quick tell Hackett the Browns D is 29th in the league against the run.

I like this idea best of all . . . Let's do it, would create a lot of off-season fun hear and in Rochester next July.

This past week, with the storm and the Bills response to the community, and win, and now this . . . This is why you were never going to get close to buying the team Mr. Bon Jovi . . . The depth of the bond between team and community is something outsiders cannot understand. And because you never got that BJ, you never had a prayer.

I don't think you could be more wrong, but then again, maybe you have more law school than I do? From my perspective, Goodell is just what this league needs. Every profession has moral obligations/expectations, all he is doing is his job by imposing them wear needed. If the players don't like it, then they can bring it up in collective bargaining, or, go find another job. Playing in the NFL is not their right; like in any profession, it's a privilege. Their rights are not violated when the ownership of the business decides to hold them to standards of conduct. They are always free to go find another job, correct? If Ray doesn't like it, oh well. No one is saying he can't work, but like every other business in this country, RG is saying, if you work for us, you will abide by these rules, and evidently, he has the right to modify the rules as he sees a need to do so. I for one, hope Ray never plays another down in the NFL. This is exactly what irritates me the most, Ray Rice is no victim here--he was the perpetrator of a crime. And because he was an NFL athlete, he was treated very differently than anyone else in his situation would have been.

This was on the comments underneath: "Ben Hester - As a Browns fan I love Cameron... But this isn't the right time to be injured. I expect some team to pay him big this off season, just not Cleveland" A free agent? He would look great in a Bills uniform, don't you think?

Can VWR be voted off the island? Time to block him mods.

Actually, considering what a mess our D was before he came and the trajectory he put it on and we're still riding now, the Bills fan will probably cheer him.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

that a boy Aaron!

well, it's Wednesday?

I confess . . . by the way, Easley looked superb on Monday

Actually, I like our chances with Hoyer better, his throwing is erratic, and Manzel's running around could cause havoc. Probably the biggest concern is Gordon.

If he can come cheap, or for very little risk, I would see what he has. I have not followed his career closely, we all know he has a history of injury issues, but he does appear to have a major league arm, what is football mental acumen?

First of all, Ray Rice would not be upgrade in ant way over the current crop of Bills backs—I know, a few may not be here, but he is juts not the good anymore. Second, I don't think that Terry or KIM Pegula will want that PR nightmare and side show as a part of the new-look Buffalo Bills. Who would?

Indeed, the Bills could not have asked for better treatment. And classy move by Roger Goodell to attend.

Loved the hair tackle, surprised it doesn't happen more often in the NFL . . . even though he can be knucklehead sometimes, got to love the NASTY that Nigel Bradham is becoming.

Well said

Consistency is what separates the good from the very good. The talent is there, but consistent performance is what is needed now.

I say we get a late April heatwave, and it it is gone by/on April 29, 2015.

if he comes available …. go get him DW