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Honestly I wouldn't mind signing Spikes who in this article is a possible cut casualty also.

Funny, but kind of a cruel picture of those kids man.

I know I'm going to get ridiculed for saying this, but I don't think we should extend Jackson. It's clear to me that the combination of Spiller and Choice did a very nice job with Fred out. I think we should let Fred play out his contract and let him walk. I'm much more concerned about extending Stevie, Chandler, Urbik, Bell, and/or Rinhart. And 2012 players in their final year Levitre, Byrd, and Moorman. For those that disagree which impending free agents would you be willing to let go to sign Fred? I'd say you would have to pick 3 out of the 8 I mentioned above.

Her voice is a major turn off.

The Pro Bowl has to exist, the NFL has been measuring players using that benchmark. I'd prefer something along the lines of a skills contest.

Why, don't they?

It's interesting reading these responses. Some guys are outraged by what seems to be a slight towards the city we love, and other guys are like calm down who cares masking their contempt by saying it's a fair comment in comparison to other great cities to visit. As I read the responses I switched each time I read a comment. I got pissed then It rolled off my back. The truth is it's both. It's definitely a knock on our home city (whether he calculated that or not) and that makes me angry as hell because that's where I'm from, but we sort of deserve being a whipping post from a sports perspective, and Buffalo isn't the city it used to be or should have been.

You live in a box. I hardly think it's mostly. How do you know it's their husbands money and even if the inception of it was it's theirs now. Lastly, who said anything about designer shoes? Duh, really?

Nope, he's a "a skinny jewish 30 yr old jewish guy!" He's saying it twice and yelling it.

Every other team should have too.

Not high end, "very high end". Pardon us Mr. Gucci Loafers.

I mostly agree with you Maddog, but All-Pro at each is a bit of a stretch. I'll define it a different way. You have to have players at most of those positions you can build around. In other words each one of those positions can't all be a need to have a chance to compete. The Bills made a little run in the beginning of the year by some guys playing above their ability, some good game planning, and some nice chemistry. But that alone doesn't sustain itself. High end talent does. So I agree that it starts with QB, if you don't have one that gives you a chance at a playoff run there's not much else to talk about. There isn't a pass rusher alive that will elevate Fitz to playoff caliber.

I don't really know what to think about the prospect of signing this type of player. But I do know that I didn't expect to get ran on the way we did even when Kyle was in the lineup. That alone makes me lean towards NT being one of our biggest needs.

No way he's better than Flacco.

Your english teacher had the same dream.

I have lived in Charlotte NC for the past 15 years, but Buffalo will always be home. Hard to believe I've been here this long and it still feels like a place I live and not home. I have 5 and 7 year old boys that were obviously born in Charlotte, but they share my passion for Buffalo sports. It's the greatest thing in the world. They love the Sabres and Bills so much that they think they are from Buffalo too. The wife and I haven't had the heart to tell them. But the point is that the connection is not only between the team and the fan, but it's a family thing.

I understand your argument but I wouldn't make this a rule when drafting. Drafting purely based on results and being on the best team would be just as dangerous as drafting only on potential. You have to consider everything.

I think you're the only one that knows how you feel.

We won't keep Chandler. Buddy stating "only at the right price". I personally think it's foolish to let him go just because he'll command $1.5 more per year on the open market.

Very good question. It's a hard question to answer when you're trying to define it. But it's an easy question at the same time, because if you have one you know it, if you don't you know it too.

Your favorite Buffalo Bill?

Thanks Cuz.

Why would you root for a team you think has absolutely no chance of drafting well? Especially knowing that the draft is the primary source of us having an opportunity at top end talent? I just couldn't dumb myself down far enough to do that.

How can you say it's insane to use a 1st round pick on a RB, but wouldn't trade a RB for a 1st round pick?

As one of the posters below the article mentioned. This could mean they can't resign Stephen Tulloch. I'd like us to give him a serious look.