Wayne Arnold

It's Joe, not Joel.

They just went to the playoffs. Very talented team with a crappy quarterback.

I can't sleep at night I'm so worried about our scout vacancies! Please help!

Joe Buscaglia said yesterday that Robinette struggled in the first practice. No separation.

I'm going to re-post because it's obvious you forgot to read the message you're replying to before clicking 'quote'... "Getting it done" isn't on one player. There are 53 players on a roster. Plus the coaches designing the game plans, making adjustments, game management decisions, etc.

"Getting it done" isn't on one player. There are 53 players on a roster. Plus the coaches designing the game plans, making adjustments, game management decisions, etc.

"Inability to pass the ball" - Taylor finished 18th in passer rating in 2016, after finishing 8th in 2015. "But passer rating is irrelevant!" - Okay... "Taylor ended the 2016 regular season with the 10th-best overall grade among all QBs, at 84.7. That’s higher than Alex Smith, Ben Roethlisberger, Jameis Winston, Andy Dalton and—here is the big one—Dak Prescott. Last year, Taylor was seventh (88.3)." https://www.profootballfocus.com/pro-bills-should-build-around-tyrod-taylor-not-show-him-the-door/

The more you eat them the more you...

And possibly Austin Rehkow

McDermott wanted him. He chose to go elsewhere.

Interesting insight, thanks

Ducasse is being paid a whopping...wait for it...$0.85 million in 2017. None of his money is guaranteed aside from a $250,000 signing bonus. Where the hell are you getting "$4 million against the cap" from?

I think people need to temper their expectations for Zay Jones. It's going to take time for him to get used to playing WR at the NFL level. The system he played in at East Carolina is so different from what he will have to do now. He also needs to get much stronger in the upper body to prevent jamming at the line of scrimmage. Still think Andre Holmes starts with Jones being the third or fourth receiver in 2017.

He just beat out Gabbert, Fitz is retired, and Manuel...LOL

I imagine the cap problems were also a huge part of why Whaley was shown the door. McDermott probably came in, looked at the cap situation they were in, and said "We're in the midst of a 17 year playoff drought and we're in cap hell?? What the hell is this?!"

lol ok, Sparky. 4:1 TD:INT ratio on a crappy team. Has been a starter for a Super Bowl team. Apparently you don't realize how crappy the vast majority of NFL quarterbacks are.

Someone will sign Kaepernick by August. He would be the best backup QB in the NFL (by far), and 99% of NFL players respect him tremendously.

If the Bills are expecting to be bad this season and want to rebuild then they're doing it wrong. Instead of what they did, they should have... (1) Kept Rex and his staff (2) Told Kyle Williams to retire or tried to trade him for draft picks (3) Traded Shady or released him (regardless of the cap hit) (4) Let Tyrod walk (5) Released Incognito (6) Traded Sammy (7) Let Lorenzo Alexander walk (8) Not signed RB Mike Tolbert (9) Not signed FB Patrick Dimarco (10) Not signed OG Vladimir Ducasse (11) Not signed FS Micah Hyde (12) Not signed SS Jordan Poyer (13) Not signed WR Andre Holmes (14) Not signed WR Corey Brown (15) Not signed WR Jeremy Butler (16) Not signed DE Ryan Davis (17) Instead, signed countless UD rookie FA's to take those spots and loaded up on comp picks for the 2018 Draft Guaranteed #1 pick in next year's draft. But they didn't do those things. So if they're trying to truly "rebuild" and stink in 2017, then they're doing it wrong.

Don't be shocked to see Bradford lining up with his hand in the turf at rush end when training camp begins.

But Russ says he's a "brilliant, brilliant man."

"Stop wasting my time. I'm a busy man!"

Those players were released because they're (a) too injured or over-paid, or (b) trash If they were looking to rebuild in 2017, then Kyle Williams wouldn't still be here and they would have replaced those players above with undrafted FA rookies instead of veteran free agents.