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Nobody in that thread, this thread, or in the media at any time has called RI a saint.

For having only limited information, there were a lot of posters in that thread who seemed so certain they knew what was going on within the first few days.

Hah I was going to say that, but didn't want to draw the wrath of EJ fans. Edit: One more https://vine.co/v/MaWBrmQz07K/

Here are Over 1,000 Text Messages That Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin Allegedly Exchanged Martin's the real headcase.

Good pocket presence https://vine.co/v/MaaQAJE2m69/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MErkYH-FNo

You need to learn the art of quitting while you're ahead. You make some very good, logical points and just when I'm nodding in agreement with you - I get sideswiped by a completely retarded statement like Eli Manning starting at QB in 2021 (he will be 41 in 8 years, not 40).

Houston comeback game.

If it was a popularity contest, Kiko would have won in a landslide.

Is Marrone 110% confident in EJ?

Well, regardless, my point stands. The odds of us going after a LT in FA are almost 0%. Armchair GMs should target RTs.

Simply watch him over the last 4-5 games, his decline in play is pretty evident despite what his tackle stats say. He started missing tackles (Rainey 80yd TD run), had trouble shedding blocks, and picked some poor lanes and got swept up in the blocking far too often (the NE debacle). I sort of expected this. He is listed at 238, and I think that's pretty generous. You have to remember he's coming from playing 12 games in college to running every snap over a 16-game NFL season. There's really no way to prepare your body for the brutality of that at his position, so I think he wore down both mentally and physically. I bet he struggled to maintain 230 by the final week. I think a full off-season with our training staff is going to do wonders for him, and I am very excited to see how he performs next year. I bet he starts next season at 245 or so.

He's a LT (and a very good one) so he's going to get a huge contract (also not an area of need). Look for RT's such as Zach Strief from the Saints, who could be had at a much more reasonable price.

I'm trying to imagine how this board would react if EJ had to face the New York media. That's a cupcake Q&A in NYC.

No, just until you get one whose knees aren't made out of balsa wood.

EJ's pressers are a lot like his play in the pocket - feels phantom pressure and he bails. Hiyoooooo!

Guys, 3 knee injuries in his 1st year is a good thing. It's going to strengthen his resolve.

If you don't think the KC loss was Tuel's and Grahams fault, I don't know what to tell you. KC didn't score an offensive TD that day, and if they played another 4 quarters I doubt they would have. Nobody was beating NO inside that dome, not even SF. And no, the D didn't play that well against Cincy, but they held them to 24 in regulation. Feel free to show me all those losses where the O put up 30+ points though...

That happened a grand total of 1 time (Toronto game). You want to win? You'll win when we get better play out of our QB. I agree with Badol's comments - once the team lost to KC, they just mailed in every road game. Show me a Bills fan who would have traded Mike Pettine for Jim Schwartz straight-up at the end of the season and I'll show you a liar.

Well you're dead wrong on that. That article actually made me look up the numbers, and the Pats finished 20-32 in FF's 6 times over the last decade (they were 30th or lower 3 times). I think you are confusing FF's with overall +/- turnover ratio or something.

We play Detroit this year. Lookout - Thanksgiving game incoming!

Oh God get ready for the 9-wide.

I wouldn't go that far. He took a Washington defense that was at the bottom of the league and immediately turned them into a top 5 defense (I remember Joe Gibbs made a push for him). He had great results in his first 2 years in New Orleans, and Sean Payton thought so highly of him he personally took a $250K paycut to get him on board. He's very aggressive and his attacking schemes would be a great match for our personnel and philosophy. Did he get stale after 3 years? Maybe. But seriously, the Bills can't keep a DC for more than 1 year - the last thing I'm worried about is if our defense is going to be stale in 2016-2017. Now if you want to argue that his coaching won't be the same without a bounty program in place, well, that might be a concern. I have no issues with him or Wade coming on board. My guess is we will promote from within though.

Yeah, if we've learned anything over the past 2 years, it's that the DC doesn't really matter...