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PFT reports, "A league source tells us it "looks like" White will indeed be released." Wonder if this opens the door for a Lynch trade? I believe it was reported Seattle offered a 3rd for him. I don't think he was at OTA's. Why would Seattle trade for White and suddenly release him?

I don't know if you have to invest a high pick in a LT, there a handful of guys that were RFA this year that would of been good pick ups, but because they were restricted no one could get to them. I still think you need a soild offensive line to evaluate the talent you have at Qb, RB, WR, TE so you know where your headed in the future. I think this is a rebuilding year, and I think it would be a disaster to go 7-9 or 8-8 and miss out on a high draft pick. If were not going to make the playoff, then we go 2-14 (beat the Pats twice) and then have I 1st choice in the draft to grab a Qb with.

PFT reports he did visit denver today, but it doesn't look like they made him an offer.

From reading the blog, it sounds like Denver is the place.

ESPN insider reports, Bills, Washington, and Denver all thought to be interested in Adams? That thought was confirmed on Friday by Jason La Canfora of NFL.com, who also noted that Adams "continues to talk with several teams." With June mini-camps right around the corner, it wouldn't be surprising for an Adams deal to be sealed in the near future. I think the more bodies we have to work with the better, I won't mind seeing Adams on the left, with Bell on the right. if Bell is the real deal maybe next year he can be converted to the left side. thoughts

With the support the Bills need from the state, and are going to need in the future they should do anything to help out.

What do you mean when you say weight problems, they said he's 308, I thought that was a little light for a left tackle?

Sorry, but it been boring since the Gaither talk has cooled down. I was not a fan of trading Lynch, I'm really still not, but with all this signing and drafting of RB, I think a trade is going to happen. My biggest concern with the team is the O-line. I was reading ESPN today, about Donald Penn and they were saying that he refuses to sign his tender, and he looking for a long tern deal at about 6 mil a year and if not a hold out is possible. When I looked up his status it seem that he been Tampa's starter for 2 1/2 years now at left tackle. Does anyone know anything about this guy? I really don't know anything about him expect he only 27, but a trade with tampa for him for lynch might work for both teams. I thought I heard Tampa was intersted in Lynch before the draft. Thoughts?

LT needed badly

I doubt he land Brown or gaither

It has seen the end of OB1 and soon see the end of the rebellon

I know they have Ngata as an end/ tackle, but who else do they have? Justin bannan who's gone to Denver. 33 year old Kelly Gregg who's coming off of shoulder surgery, Terrance cody who has never play a single NFL Down. The ravens play alot of 3-4 / 4-3 mix. Williams would be an upgrade at tackle. This guy's a pro bowler who's under rated.

I think it would be a good move for the bills, what about Kyle Williams, and a 3rd. They would need DL with Edwards coming here. I think williams would be a better match for the ravens then us.

It's mind blowing on much the NFL has changed in 20 years. The NFL doesn't want the blue coller die hard fan that has a opinion on what the team does. They don't fans who are going to tail gate in the parking lot, and not buy food inside the stadium. They want us to eventually buy the games on pay-per-view. What the NFL wants are the large business who will pay for overpriced tickets, 5 years in advance, which they can use as tax or business expenses. They want those business to all buy their food and drinks inside the stadium so they can pay $100.00 for a cheese pizza, etc. (like in dallas). They want these business because they really don't care how the team plays, they don't boo, they don't get too wild. There low maintance customers (not even fans) who will pay. I've been to several different stadiums, I think the Ralph is one of the best. I really don't know what the food is like, usually I tail gate before, so i don't really buy anything with the exception of a coke every now and then, but it easy to travel in and out of. The view from all the seats is good, plenty of parking. The only thing that bad about the Ralph is the 22 year old power drinker's that are passed out by 1st qtr and /or loss control. I would be willing to pay an extra 10-15 bucks a game if it help's improve the play on the field.

Fair assessment

Still not comfortable without a proven left tackle.

Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things.

agree

Since the draft we have nothing to talk about. I'm sick of debating over Lee, Lynch, or Trent, etc. Can somebody please make something up so he have something to talk about. I mean most of the stuff we talk about doesn't really happen anyway, so how much can it hurt. P.S. Thank the Sabres for adding to this down time as well. By the way, what happened with Tim graham?

Let them sign T.O. he would be good for them, I think the guy can still play, New Englands window with Brady, Moss, Etc. is starting to close. They likely have 2 or 3 good runs left. I don't think we are going to be able to compete for the next three years, so what does it matter.

With this O-line were gonna go 0-6 in the divison, and lose mutiple starters in the back field.

I remember watching the Atlanta game last year and something I noticed. On a 3 and long (7 or 8), Brohm was under center took the snap, the falcons came on a blitz. He went to his first read and it was covered, he then went to his second read and completed the pass. Wasn't a hugh play, I'm not actually sure they even got a first down, I think they did, but what struck me is I can't remember the last time I've seem a bills Qb go through his progrssion that quickly, and make a positive play. Usually it snap, blitz, scramble, sack, punt. I think thats the key, the coachs need to find someone that can read the defense, go through his progressions, and not lose his head. The arm strength thing, scrambling ability, I think are all some what over blown, Qb is a thinking mans position when the heat is on. I really don't known if Brohm is the man, but at least I caught a very slight view of something from him I haven't seem from our other QB's. As for Green bay I don't put a lot of stock into his time there, with that Farve and Rogers thing their Qb postion was dysfunctional anyway. Who knows how much time they gave to coaching or evaluating him.

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What else are we going to talk about? Health Reform.