HurlyBurly51
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Spiller running to the left not so good. 3 carries for minus 16 so far.
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Cornell Green - Ugh.
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Well that sucks
My plan was to drink all night, culminated with a Bills game. Now I'll just be drinking all night 
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My buddy owns Papa Jakes and the food there is solid. They have solid beers, amazing steak sandwich, and the fries are the best in the city.
I went to school with the owner and can also vouch for Papa Jakes!
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28 receptions in two years. 2 TDs in two years...
Wow, less than 1 catch a game. 1 TD a year. How'd I miss out on those contributions on my fantasy team.
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I must have missed that post, too. The only posts I see are that he MIGHT be out for the season. No decision has been made, as far as I can tell.
Huggins has been release, however.
Kilgore reported on air last night he is out for the season.
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Aiken went on to contribute at WR for the Patriots.
Define contribute.
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OK, Jerry, not being a word maven here, the one thing I want to say is I really, really, really, really, REALLY, was hoping to see what this kid could do this year and I truly hope it is not season ending injury.
Fingers crossed for Easley.
Same here. Easley has been getting open consistently in practices and I was hoping to get a chance to see him do that on the field in gametime this year. Let's keep our fingers crossed.Guess you missed the earlier post that said he's out for the season. So, he's out for the season, meaning you won't get to see what he can do on the field this year.
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He hasn't even coached a game here yet - let's hold off on crowning his ass
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Kilgore reported on the air he is done for the season.
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What - no notes on Jauron?
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Graham states that the depth chart is from Gailey.
I love people who say they have read the article but still have the same stupid question.
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It's an honor just to post in this thread.
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Well...at least he wasn't driving.
How does a player go on a bender like that during training camp?
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I think I recall reading about Jerry Crafts drinking like a case of beer a night during training camp. Of course, we all know how that turned out.
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Hardy gets cut if he doesn't move up from his current spot behind Johnson, Parrish, and Nelson. Of course Nelson is hurt, so maybe he just makes it, but what a disappointment.
Edit: I guess Nelson isn't hurt, so bye-bye Hardy. Guess he dropped a TD pass tonight in the back of the end zone - not helping yourself there James.
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Click on my response to bladiebla and that should explain things. It's my way of telling him (leonidas) to shove it up his a s s.
Glad to see he's toned down his act.
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What did I miss - what does Leonidas reference? I remember Belinda, but Leonidas? I mean I know he chased off TG and Lori....
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Good thing the Bills have Wang. It would not surprise me at all to see all three get starts this year.
Ironically it is Wang missing training camp with an injury.
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But I had fun writing it and at least 1 person thought it was funny.
Yes, but that person is a pedophile, so don't take too much solace in it.
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I like to think I have a sense of humor but you think this is funny?
+1 It's stunning to me how hard some people can try to be funny and actually think they are funny, when in reality it is some of the dumbest, mind numbing drivel you will ever hear. It takes a modicum of intelligence to even be mildly funny, and this guy can't even come up with slightly amusing.
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You are free to move on.
No ****. Sounds like this place isn't for him.
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It shows that he has given the issue plenty of thought. But that would only be due diligence.
He's saying the CFL and NFL can both survive in the same marketplace, even if their games and seasons overlap. He's not talking about physically moving the team up there. Get a grip.
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The bad with the good.
DUDS
QB Ryan Fitzpatrick: Exactly zero of Buffalo's quarterbacks has been impressive through the first week of camp, but Fitzpatrick has been a special case of terrible. No QB has tossed more interceptions to date, his accuracy is as erratic as ever, and I've heard whispers that of all quarterbacks on the roster, he's been most frustrated by how the "pecking order" has taken shape. (Those are obviously unconfirmed, and no bad blood exists between the four guys, so don't get your panties in a bunch; disregard entirely if you're not a fan of rumors.) He was always a long-shot to emerge from the pre-season as the starter, but he's already put himself in an early hole in that regard.
CB Leodis McKelvin: ESPN's Tim Graham called McKelvin out on his blog for showing lapses in concentration on the practice field. He's been aggressive at times, but complacent at others, and has been burned a few times on deep routes. He's also being given an excellent opportunity to win the punt returning job, but is quite literally fumbling that chance away, muffing punts as frequently as Fitzpatrick skips passes. I said all off-season that McKelvin would have a hard time earning his starting cornerback job back, and if he continues to play the way he has this past week, he'll likely be relegated to nickel duty to start the season.
OT Jamon Meredith: With an entire set of spring practices under his belt as the starting left tackle, many thought Meredith would be able to hold off incumbent Demetrius Bell for the starting job on the blind side. Bell is still working his way back into full playing shape, meaning that while Bell still looks to be penciled in as the starter, Meredith is still seeing a lot of work with the first team at left tackle. He's not taking advantage, struggling mightily with good speed rushes on the edge, and finding difficulty dealing with the power of Buffalo's underrated five-technique defensive ends. Meredith has looked OK run blocking, but at the moment, he projects most comfortably as the team's swing tackle behind Bell and Cornell Green.
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3) The organization really screwed the pooch on this one. Maybe they believed the retirement ruse. I dunno. But, they just got hoodwinked no matter what. If they knew Aaron was unhappy, they should have looked for trading partners a long time ago. Sure, some can point to the Favre comparison and what he did to the Packers. Difference is, Favre actually retired, the team didn't really have much authority to do anything. Schobel was under contract up until today. Nix should have known better. He had two choices, 1) hold out hope that Schobel was going to come back (which is what the organization did) 2) Figure out the real story with Schobel and his agent and work on a trade. You can't tell me with a straight face that Schobel wouldn't have wanted to be traded to the Texans this offseason. THe retirement issue wasn't about football. It was about Buffalo.
Yeah, but how many teams, including Houston, were going to pick up that contract? Cuz that's what happens in a trade.
Agreed - we are not professional front office people and we all knew that, but Nix had to know it, too - why say something stupid 2 days ago when you have to know that there's a very good chance you're going to have to eat your words? Spiller's agent has got to be thinking he's dealing with a bunch of absolute fools and in no mood to try and bargain...What stupid thing did Nix say? IIRC, he just said we've reached a point where 7 months is enough and we're making the decision for him, and AS was on the DNR list.
Preseason 3 "Gameday" thread Cincy @ Buffalo
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