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According to this article, th O-line ranked 30th in the league over the last three years in sacks given up. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/8704099 No Bledsoe a plus (+), ? at RT, a minus (-). Net result?

Great observation. Let's follow up on this. I really want to know.

Fantastic! Thanks for the update. This is kind of thing guy's like me are looking for.

I don't know, but whatever they do with them, I bet it's done very, very slowly.

That is not perspective, it's myopia. No others teams in the league run to the right and use a tight-end? RT's are paid less everywhere.

Hasn't happened going back over the last 10 years I believe. Just happen to know this because I checked it out a couple of weeks back during a flame-out discussing O-line and MW.

I think they should use both of them: Reed can run out into the pattern, then Roscoe can climb up on his shoulders and catch the ball!

This game was a "stain" on an otherwise impressive 2nd half of the season.

Right. Bledsoe just seemed the "Lead" suck. Never really expected him to do much that day, maybe just not be horrible. Too much to ask. From Bills Daily. =========== Gameballs Nate Clements - He may have fumbled a ball away but he forced a fumble, deflected a pass that was picked off by Takeo Spikes, and picked off a pass of his own that he returned for a touchdown. Pat Williams - It may have been his last game as a Bill but he went out with a huge effort. Finished with 12 tackles many behind the line of scrimmage and a sack. Goats Drew Bledsoe - Awful game. 16 of 30 for 189 yards was padded on the final series. He also threw a bad interception and fumbled the ball away that was returned for a score. He could have been picked off four times. Lee Evans - In a big game he didn't show up until it was over. Terrence McGee - He was beaten for many big plays early in the game. Rian Lindell - His missed chip shot field goal of 28 yards was the turning point of the game when it seemed the Bills had it in hand.

No time for if and buts. Buffalo Bills held their own destiny in the last game of the season, even got some help from other teams losing, and pulled a no-show againt the Steelers. Played against many backups. Bad game for the offense and you know who.

The Bills were # 7 in run defense last year, which is very good. If we drop a few notches with the new guys, Edwards, Anderson, will we drop to middle of the pack?

I admit it, I caved in and sold out.

You reference "Satan" aka TD, however, I got some crap for my previous avatar with a photo of TD having bright red eyes and horns on top of his head. What gives?

You asked for it, you got it. Peace braah.

Very good, thank you and I stand corrected.

Have some more coffee. I was staying on thread topic with 3rd round picks. Denney was packaged with a third round pick. This is draft history. Try to follow the bouncing ball. Those free agent signings were great! Regarding win/loss record, I don't consider that a theory or an augumentative bag of tricks, I consider it football.

The generic equivalent of the "Ashley Simpson" of posters.

Oh man, you are gonna get nailed. Didn't Ole' Whitey use a 3rd and a 2nd to move up and get Denney?

New York City, Virginia, Cincinatti. Let this be known as "The Triangle of Shame", or "The Cone of Ignorance". Somebody save this.

I think it is about the current contracts those guys have. You're taking on their current contract. Henry's final year contract is really almost nothing. This may be another reason why you see so few trades in the NFL, or at least a contributing factor.

I think this is the "Feel Good Hit" of the summer! People can "feel good" because: 1. The Bills did something, even if only to get rid of Henry. 2. We won't really know what this means until the pick is used, so we can speculate for another 18 months. 3. This gives certain people (FFS) another opportunity to climax all over themselves regarding TD. P.S. Didn't really cost us anything!

Yes, Jonas Jennings, who plays for SF right now. It kills me when people reference players not on the roster. It was a good pick. He's gone. It was probably a given he would leave via free agency. Where is his replacement? Is this line better without him? And the O-line was and is the weakest unit on the team. How many starting O-linemen does that leave us with that the Bills have drafted? One.

Well said, very good, spot on, allll-righty then.

LOL. I know that's a dig, but it is DAMN funny! Seriously!

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