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McKinnie better be ready to play soon, he's my guy.

That's entire different debate. If we do somehow get good enough to make the playoffs, is RW willing to make the commitments to bring in some touch-up talent to deepen the team? How many years are you going to hang your hat on that? It's been 3 seasons now, so keep that in mind.

He's dead on accurate but this article to me was more about the OT's not being there versus the obvious. Anyone that can defend a guy calling the whole area poor when there are literally millions of hardworking people within reasonable driving distance is mind-boggling. Just because you don't make a fortune, doesn't mean you don't save a fortune.

I think we'll suprise a few & get back to 4 wins.

Maybin is gone already, he's a boy amongst men.

Maybin might be able to tackle him even though HM weighs more.

This is an excellent review of the article & the reason for my title, Sully shorted a true point of concern for the Bills today (Bills need OT).

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Gorn pic is really tight & all of us are near 90% for article titles.

Henceforth, the incentives to keep him on the field. I personally think that with a proper medical evaluation & training, he might be able to overcome because of his age. If he was 30 YO I can see this being a problem but he is only 25.

You guys have underestimated the power of Duff's & the all you eat smorgs in town. MD will slim down during camp, probably 15-20 lbs easy. When your that size, one week of good eating / exercise = 10 lbs loss.

I still like Gaither if he can pass a physical with a 2 year incentive laden contract based on games played. League minimum for passing a physical Guaranteed $1,000,000 for 3 games played $3,000,000 for 12 games played $5,000,000 for 16 games played If he plays in 12 games or more, he automatically gets a $5 Million second year guaranteed with a Bills option for another year (for a total of 3 years) at the same value. This whole scenario does several things, it creates a potential for talented depth at some point during this season, especially if someone gets hurt (which is almost assured with no other training during the off-season). It also forces Gaither to not play the oh my back hurts coach / I can't play thing & there is a better than average chance that Gaither could be rotated in to help keep our opponents off track. The guy is 340 lbs & only 25 years old, one would think he has something left in the tank here. As long as it's based on playing time, it's a decent bet. He could also help the other OT's on our team gain his experience, which is sorely needed (Wang comes to mind). So, there is one solution.

Statue of liberty.

I'm more of a homer than him & I did not make his title my own. He has a valid point about needing a OT & that's where I find the value in this piece, the rest we know.

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Well then sign him up.

Do you have a place where I wrote that fools part ?? If so, I'd like to read it. I wrote it's a risky deal, which it most certainly is. I think you need to find a new person to haunt.

Merriman's play will determine how the defense plays, he's a gamechanger.

He can cover TE's that sells me right there. You have no idea what we have been through & how it has cost us games to watch Brady / other QB's pick us apart. The middle of the Bills field was like the speed limit, always violated & never fully policed.

Our CB's might be bigger than Maybin, LOL.

He can be our 3rd string FB, powering his way to a new day.

Evans is by far the smoothest runner we have on the team, his patterns are like glass. He will draw coverages off of our usual 7-12 yard route guys everytime. His contract is also very friendly & has mostly been paid for, therefore this is an all around bad idea.

This was huge for us.

If we get him, odds are we would draft higher. So, it's a chicken & an egg thing. I personally feel our improved parts are a total of our record & anything that improves the team on defense has to reasonably obtained. Osi would improve us on defense without much doubt, therefore it's silly for us not to attempt to get him on a long term deal. Osi also had 11.5 sacks last year, which is nearly as many as the Bills had as a team collectively. Let's keep all of this in mind.

Dear Deb, we know. Signed A Bills fan.