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That's not exactly the same thing. Of course a GM will take something for a player they are about to place on waivers. That is not he scenario with Parker who will most certainly not be waived so what exactly is your point?

Sam Gash was a Free Agent acquisition.

Thurman Thomas is not having his number retired. He's suiting up for the 2nd half.

It happened long ago and Belichick knew Bledsoe was pretty much done as an very good to excellent NFL QB. The Patriots won that deal hands down. Name another high profile intra-division trade since 2002.

Sure it did. You think MIami wants to line up against him twice per year and be torched?

Nonsense. The Bills are optimistic that McCoy will play per Rapoport.

Presser Points: Belichick - Special Attention to Kicking Game Friday press conferences are a little different from the ones on others days. Rather than a strict focus on the upcoming opponent or aspect of the Patriots, Friday can often lead Bill Belichick down a number of directions not necessarily pertinent to that particular week but rather to football in general. That was most certainly the case this week as the Patriots prepare for their trip to Buffalo for a Monday night matchup against the Bills. Transcript: Bill Belichick Press Conference 10/26

At 2-5, with a pretty good look at 2-6 on the horizon, the Buffalo Bills are now under a week away from the NFL trade deadline. With some veteran pieces on offense that could be used elsewhere in the NFL, Joe Buscaglia and Matthew Fairburn discuss the complexities involved with dealing a player like LeSean McCoy or Kelvin Benjamin as they navigate the second half of the season -- likely with a rookie quarterback. Plus, a quick Bills-Patriots preview and prediction, and perhaps a Bills Beat scoopy. In this episode, Sal Maiorana and Leo Roth wonder if the Monday night game against the Patriots at New Era Field will be like so many of the other Bills-Patriots games in the 21st century, which is to say, a nightmare for the Bills.

Trubisky actually started the season behind Mike Glennon. Glennon played so poorly that the Bears really had no choice but to begin the learn by doing process for Trubisky last season.

The Browns were motivated to sell while the Bills aren't. You are misreading the situations again.