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Elite.

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/45604203 Good News for the Bills, glad he'll be ready to go for camp next season. Anyone think it's kinda shady he waited to get it repaired after he signed the extension?

I thought the Bills were racists?

I didn't think his statement was very logical either, but he was probably referring to Brohm.

What?

Chan and Mike Nolan have previously worked together in Denver and are both considered part of the Dan Reeves coaching tree.

I don't see how it could be Wannstadt, he's had his hand in this miserable defense as well, I'd also like to see them stay with the 3-4, something that Wannstadt has no DC experience with.

Dwan Edwards also makes an appearance.

At the time I wanted Akeem Ayers, but Aaron Williams was the best player on the board and while in the short term Ayers may have made more sense, Williams could be the best player.

I thought Mario had been doing a good job as a 34 OLB prior to getting hurt. 5 sacks in 5 games (I know stats don't tell whole story). He'd prob be more comfortable in a 43 though. Barnett wasn't a free agent until training camp.

televisions in the weight room.

Who was going to be the starter other than Fitz coming into this season? He has seemingly recovered from 3 very poor performances vs Jets, Cowboys & Dolphins and is going to be the starter going into next season. He's making very average starting NFL QB money. If you waited to resign him, and he continued on his pace, there was a risk of losing him and then there's threads about how Ralph is cheap and won't retain any of his good players.

Too much coffee today? You can talk about the draft all you want, I encourage it. A statement was made that a player wouldn't fall to the Bills pick. I'm saying making that specific statement isn't very logical since we dont know where the Bills are picking. Especially since it's very possible the Bills may not win another game and pick very high. Also, I don't think Mathieu is draft eligible as he is a true sophomore.

Why don't we wait until we see where we're picking before deciding whether or not a player will fall to us?

Which they called against the Bills and took a challenge, which means it was indisbutable evidence, to overturn it. So it doesn't really balance anything, not that it needs to since I can see how it was called holding.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d8247df3a/article/franchisetag-values-will-be-down-across-the-board-in-2012With the change in the calculation the franchise tag for next year will be approx $9.4M. With many claiming Stevie is worth somewhere around $8M, is the extra $1.4M worth keeping his rights for another year, gain some leverage in negotiations, and allow them to work out a long term deal? I also just thought this was a noteworthy league story.

Maybe in base salary, signing bonus probably brings it up to more like $3.5M.

If I remember correctly he held out from OTAs

Something I've heard on ESPN is that Jackson surrounds himself with some not so great people, and that has been a huge concern of the Eagles, and should be for any team that thinks about signing him.

$35k plus housing expenses paid for probably less than 6 months work, I'd do it.

If something embarrassed or "humiliated" me, I wouldn't do it anymore.

Who is D'Norris Searcy taking out of the lineup next year?

Wilson was undrafted and Williams was a 5th rounder.

Agreed, you can say the Oline is bad, but if they garnered one of the top rushers in the league and such a low amount of sacks, is it really that important that they address the situation?

I doubt they expect any of these guys to be serviceable in week 12, but it doesn't hurt to have them on the roster going into the offseason training programs and under contract for camp next year. That said, they are missing a servicable OLB opposite of Kelsay.