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I think the jury is still out on who got the best of this trade. I believe at the time the Bills thought Marcus Easley was going to step in and take his place. Well, unfortunately that didn't happen. Others (Jones, Nelson, Spiller, Smith, etc.) have stepped in, but I still don't think the BIlls have really replaced Evans. Hopefully that will happen with a solid draft pick, or key free agent signing, or maybe Easley does make it back - he seemed to have a lot of promise. Let's hope! Regardless, I think next year will be when a real evaluation can be made on who got the best of this deal.

No coach in the NFL has job security after next year - every coach is one abysmal season away from being bought out (fired!).

I sure hope we resign Bell - I don't see a huge market for him, but he will get paid by someone willing to take the risk/reward = it should be the Bills. My prediction is that Bell (LT) and Hairston (RT) will be the starters next season, with Pears as the capable back-up. I don't think the Bills will use their #! pick on a LT as some have suggested. There are too many other glaring needs, and it seems that online is not one of them, it really has become a strength (Wow! WHo would have thought that at the beginning of the year). Of course, we need to keep them relatively healthy for a whole season. BTW - Colin Brown played well on Sunday, and Rhinehart has proved to be a very valuable back-up guard, either side.

Save your money, I've watched every game on my computer: when they win, I'm vey glad I can watch them in shape or form, and when they lose, I'm glad I didn't have to pay a dime (Except my $1200 MacBook Pro, and $30 a month internet service).

Both are very good, I think the Bills got the guy they needed the most

I no it's not politically correct to say this, but when all healthy--and even with some missing people along the way--the Bills oline has been pretty good this year. Some have said the Bills will pick a OT in the draft--sure, we could always use more, but the line is good enough, and there are more pressing needs for that high in the draft.

Maybe you should really congratulate Mark Sanchez, he was/is. just awful.

Newsflash: "Bills Personnel Decisions Have Not Been Good for the Last Decade." And in other news, the Vatican has just released a statement confirming that the Pope is, indeed, as suspected, Catholic.

Absolutely!!!!

Or, say, at #9?

And about that research . . . . Bad Science: The Psychology Behind Exaggerated Research http://holykaw.alltop.com/bad-science-the-psychology-behind-exaggerated http://www.clinicalpsychology.net/bad-science/

OK, this has to be the most bizarre thread ever at TBW. And worst of all, I just sat here and read the whole thing. Moreover, I'm left wondering: Just what is my testosterone level? And whatever it is, is it good or bad?

If he's that good, why does he only get 12 carries a game? . . . Each game just further cements what a waste of a pick it was. Not that he's awful, but he certainly never was, and will never be, worthy of a 9th pick over-all. That is the point Frank, just accept it. But, to his credit, he did the most with what he was given, and also did well catching the ball.

Brian Moreman, not sure why we're not using him more on 3rd down . . . we do nothing else on it

get rid of that wildcat, awful coaching!

Nolan, Wanny, anybody !!!

You just reminded me, Doug Flutie was Tim Tebow before we knew who Tim Tebow was . . . I totally agree, this team has been cursed ever since the Music City castration. Anyhow, congrats on the Internship, learn all you can, build your network, and look to do/serve any way you can . . . and see if you can pull off some kind of public exorcism of Wade & the Nashville Nighmare: the day Doug Futie wasn't!

Yep! I called it before the season and was roasted, but I'll say it again: Spiller fast becoming a bigger bust than Maybin!

How'd he do against Alabama? LSU? Georgia?

Bring back Dick Jauron!

Once the Bills went down 30-10, I switched my internet feed to the Broncos game--just in time to watch the last 10 minutes. It's like watching a car wreck, you can't turn away from the the phenomenon that is Tim Tebow. I was watching and just laughing at how he turned the Chicago Bears into the Washington Generals, just a bit player for the main act. With no real emotional investment, it was fun to watch. I think I'll become a Broncos fan for the rest of the season; but I will pull for the BIlls when they play on Christmas eve.

Wow, he looks like he's got a chance to make 1st team NFL All-Practice Squad (I think only five make it each year).

No! No! No! I've said it before, and I'll keep saying it. Stay with the top tier schools; big time programs will give you more consistency . . . every one of these guys you mentioned are perfect examples, all draft-day crap shoots, and, well, all have been more crap than shoot. A simple draft formula: Draft big people from big schools (with occasional wow! exceptions).

yep!