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Meh, Ingram is a bellichick type of player. I expect both the Patsies, and Dolphruits will go hard after him. Buddy seems in love with Vinny Curry from Marshall.

Hey, you reap what you sow. -Caring only about yourself, and being a d__k to everybody has it's rewards. Did he think it would never end? This jerk had a life that most people would kill for and he simply squandered it. Hang on to your diamond earrings T.O., it's gonna be a looooooong way down.

There'd be rioting in the streets of New Orleans. Not what that particular city needs at this point in history.

Don't lie. -You'd hit that.

Fitz has had seven years to make his move. -It's not happening. Hurt or not, this is the third time he's been handed the reigns of an NFL offense. To date, he's done nothing to prove he is capable of becoming anything but (perhaps) a serviceable backup. To his fans, I say "let Fitzpatrick off the hook". Stop insisting that he become something that he clearly isn't. Just watch. -Half-way through another failed season, even Fitz's biggest supporters will join the chorus calling for his ouster.

I wouldn't mind this, minus of course, the Freddy part. I'm telling you right now, CJ Spiller can't get it done all by his lonesome. RG3+Freddy=Bills#2seed in the AFC playoffs! -Ok well maybe not that, but we'll at least get a wildcard spot.

Hopefully, after that long discussion they'll realize that we already have a buch of guys standing around out of scheme. Dontari is a VERY exciting prospect, but I think we're good on DT's

And also re-vamp our strength and conditioning program. Seriously, not only do our guys look bad compared to other NFL teams, but they also start dropping like flies once the season starts.

Yah, why not? -While we're at it, why don't we just open up a rest home for washed-up, steroid-abusing Bolts? No offense to the OP, but the only thing this team needs from San Diego -is the weather.

Outstanding measurables. Unfortunately we're the wrong scheme.

Yah, I saw a total lack of situational awareness from Chan in quite a few games last season. Here's my theory: Gailey can't think fast, so he tries to think ahead. Offensively, he's got every game written out like a script, which makes him vulnerable to experienced DC's. One little adjustment in coverage, or a new wrinkle in a blitz package, and we're completely out of a game. Ryan made him look stupid last year in Dallas. -As did Nolan in both Miami Games. Yah, Chan looked like a genius for a few games, but who expected Fred to have such a banner year in '11? IMO, this is all the more reason to go out and get a REAL Offensive coordinator. I see this style of coaching as a huge liability going forward.

Last season I saw Chandler do some really good things. He seemed to be a very reliable option for a Quarterback who, in my opinion, was very sketchy at times. Chandler would have a game where he'd make some really outstanding catches, -and then for no reason the offense would shy away from getting him the ball. I'd be like, "Where the F__ is Chandler today?" Not sure if it it was Gailey's fault or what, but I really wished he had a bigger share of the load in some of those games. I hope the guy re-signs. IMO Scott Chandler was a very bright spot in a predominantly lackluster passing game last season.

I also heard Andrew Luck had a VERY healthy 10 inches. Whoa Nelly! I think Griffin was a paltry 9 and 3/4 inches. Sorry fellas. Bigger is better. -When it comes to throwing a tight, accurate, spiral, that is.

The Haitian-american athlete is really starting to make noise in the NFL. JPP, Elvis Dumervil, Jacques Cesaire. Athletically speaking, that island nation seems blessed. -Socio-economically, not so much.

Man, this is a tough one. Campbell is a competitor. He has a great arm, and has really come a long way despite all the B.S. that he's endured. I'd hate to see a guy like that ruined by Chan Gailey, and riding pine behind Fitz-spastic. If he'll play for us, I'd take him, -but he deserves much better.

Well, that should do it! -Reid's been tryng to get himself canned for about five years now, and stuff's starting to look real good. All Trent has to do is make it through camp, and the rest should take care of itself. Between this, the Asomugah thing, and making an OL coach his DC, he'll be collecting unemployment by this time next year. Sheesh, What happened to that guy?! -He used to be beautiful.

Let's look at the number of INT's thrown, and fumbles lost by each of these playoff QB's Ben Roethlisberger 14 INT 5 lost fumbles Alex Smith 5 INT 2 lost fumbles Joe Flacco 12 INT 6 lost fumbles Andy Dalton 13 INT 2 lost fumbles Drew Brees 14 INT 1 lost fumble Tom Brady 12 INT 2 lost fumbles Matt Ryan 12 INT 3 lost fumbles Aaron Rodgers 6 INT 0 lost fumbles Matt Stafford 16 INT 1 lost fumble Tim Tebow 6 INT 6 lost fumbles (14 games, 11 starts) Eli Manning 16 INT 4 lost fumbles Ryan Fitzpatrick 23 INT 2 lost fumbles Fitz's INT's are roughly DOUBLE the average of these playoff QB's and the MOST of any QB in the league! Defense does help win championships. Still, no defense in the world can overcome a QB who insists on giving the opponent the ball.

Brady Quinn is a pompous, winy, little jerk. He was overrated in college, and in my opinion was LUCKY to get taken 22nd overall. I will never forget the way this pouty little brat behaved the day the Browns WASTED a first round pick on his A$$. Sighing and sqirming in his chair. -Staring forlornly at the table. The worst part came when someone finally handed this pr__k a Browns jersey. -He rips it from the guy's hand, and marches on stage with an attitude rarely seen outside of the third grade. Look, I am by no means a Fitzophile. Fact is, I'd do just about anything to facilitate Fitz's departure. -Except bring in a BUM like Brady Quinn. I hope someday he's able to change his attitude a little. Maybe get to the point where he feels less entitiled to stuff he hasn't earned. Quinn may yet have a productive career if he can reign in the ego, learn to count his blessings, and let his game do the talking.

I'm giving the Stache this draft, and SIX GAMES to show a marked improvement. If there's little to no pressure up front after 24 quarters I'll start calling for his head.

McNutt hasn't exactly been a secret. Word is, he's on a lot of teams radars. No question, this kid is a STUD. Personally, I'd be shocked if he was still there in the sixth

I'd feel real bad at first, but I'd get over it in time. I've forgiven Stevie for that touchdown he dropped in Pitsburgh last year, but to my surprise, I haven't quite forgotten it. This kid is very talented, no doubt, but his mind tends to be elsewhere at critical times. Personally, I would love it if Stevie and OBD came to a deal. Still, it's times like this that I'm reminded of guys like Tom Brady, or Kurt Warner, or Jeremy Lin. Guys who were waiting in the wings until they got one small opportunity. Steve Johnson is a very good reciever. -One of the best in our division. A TRULY GREAT one, however, could be just one signing away. All a fan can do is hope against hope that we don't lose our best players. Sometimes though, it's just hoping in vain. GO BILLS! (Insert charging buffalo here)

I thought the niners were hot n' heavy for Vincent Jackson. They were saying on ESPN that he'd be a good fit there.

What, you got something personal against URUguayans??? Oh, it's ON now!

Translation: -I'm an internet stalker who doesn't know when to quit. Anyway, hats off to you pal, It's not often that someone's online handle accurately reflects what they are. Later, Dukey-bomb.

Wow. The fact that some people like this idea is really killing you. If it's that distasteful, stay the hell off the thread. Who's forcing you to post, buddy?