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ugh, and how many times did we pass on Brady? I so wanted him.

I doubt any were drafted or signed because of their faith, but as a coach I can tell you, if all other things are equal, you go with the person of higher character, you can trust them, and they will always work hard. I know that's not politically correct, but whom would you rather invest millions of dollars in? or a college scholarship in? the person who is respectful, humble, considerate, self-controlled, and grounded, etc., or anything the opposite of those qualities? And yes, although not always the case, such trustworthy people usually have a well developed and meaninful personal faith. Or maybe a better way to say it, people with a genuine personal faith are usually pretty trustworthy individuals.

agree, Moats seems far better suited for the outside

"so many born again Christians" . . . really? was that necessary? and what does it have to do with anything?

If you'er sooo #%$% done, why are you still posting?

Is Jaron in their front office now?

I would guess it's based on a formula of how much money the team brings to the area (tickets, food, hotel rooms, etc.) divided by the population of the city. But I can't see how San Diego would be that high. Interesting, because Buffalo has a bigger stadium than both.

Not getting rid of Hang-man. He has great value as a capable back up at all three interior positions. Plus, his superior intelligence is a huge asset. He's not going anywhere. Moreover, what if the grand Urbrik experiment doesn't work out?

I think I'm going to start the Arron Maybin fan club . . . mark this thread, this is his breakout year!

"To make room for Asomugha and other free agents, the Jets re-worked the contracts of running back LaDainian Tomlinson, linebackers Calvin Pace and Bart Scott and guard Brandon Moore." That is just too funny!!!! Couldn't happen to a better organization.

Is this a TBD record, 29 pages? Anyhow, let's hope they had a plan "B" and we see it today. Time to move on boyz

Happiest man in the world today, well, at least in BIlls Nation: Marcus Easley http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nfl/article504918.ece I'm looking forward to seeing him on the field, he looks like he's transformed his body into a TO type, hoping his game is a TO type. Anyhow, who are you most anxious to see as training camp opens (besides a new and as yet, unnamed, right tackle)? Easley gets my vote

Marc Columbo anyone?

NAIA is about DIvision 2 level, mostly scholarship players . . . but with less restrictions of NCAA

my sentiments exactly . . this is a good signing, especially sense we took him from the Jets

Get Olsen for draft picks, but no need to trade Evans, he is still the best receiver the Bills have

got it . . . anyhow, either one will do

ha ha, ha, . . . . can he play linebacker? keep 'em coming

Ugh! Another wasted 1st round pick . . . no, show the fans some love and let him go just so we can purge the memories

Even with a bad wheel, he is an upgrade. I still would rather have Clabol, but if not him, then get Willie.

He was signed as a back-up QB, nothing more, nothing less

I think Chan and Charlie Manuel (Phillies Manager), are twins separated at birth.

Agreed . . . but I do believe it is imperative that the BIlls sign three people this FA period: 1) A quality RT who can hold it down for several years; 2) An equal to, or better than, ILB for the same money Poz would have received; and, 3) Some type of upgrade at TE, it doesn't have to be top tier guy, but a good value who upgrades the position.

Well, Florence is pretty good, but he's not that good . . . don't over pay for him. Use the money to get a top LB or OT