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Suh is delusional. If during an attempt to sack the QB, you "touch" his helmet, you get a 15 yard penalty, but he doesn't feel that taking Dalton down by his head like a cowboy would do to a calf during a rodeo is not deserving of a fine?

Nice interview and kind words for his former organization.

So explain to me why both sides of the ball could not be addressed in a single offseason? They had time to sign a GIMMICK PLAYER for the offensive side of the ball, but not the OL either via the draft, FA or trade? [edit] Last time I looked Gailey and Nix were still employed and working during the lockout.

The notion that the defensive front 7 and OL can't be addressed in the same off season is mind boggling. The OL was a problem when Cooter was hired, and IT IS STILL A PROBLEM today. The day they sent this guy back to being a scout(or retirement) and promote Whaley, will be a step in the right direction for the first time in years....and even then you still have the three headed jackass(Wilson, Overdorf & Littman) acting as an obstruction towards the future. Until then, this organization will continue to be in the bottom 1/3 of the league.

If you don't like the new parking rules, park in one of the hundred locations around the stadium not governed by the Bills. Why is this such a problem?

This has been brought up before, but if Boldin who is 100x the WR that Evans is, is only worth a 3rd and a 4th, what do you think the Bills can get for Evans?

^^^ This.

I started following the Bills in the late 60's. I prefer the charging Buffalo.

The Thigpen/Smith vs. Miller is my suggestion, not something the Bills were pursing to my knowledge. As far as your second question goes, figure it out yourself smartass.

Yes, I believe there is a Ralph cap, and if they aren't going to spend to the NFL cap, I'd like them to spend more wisely than 7-8 mil on a backup QB and a gadget player.

Would you rather have Thigpen and Smith or Zach Miller and <insert some other backup QB). What difference does a backup QB mean this year anyways?

To each their own.

Just to add to your comments on Smith. Yes he was a college QB, but despite playing in the wildcat a lot, he has only attempted 7 passes since entering the NFL in 2006. His effectiveness as a passer as a 3rd string QB or out of the wildcat, is a question mark at this time.

The training camp show for two hours in the evening is not bad(I'm back to WGR as I have given up on Sirius radio). Schoop is never going to change. He is never going to be the guy who gets in-depth with any sports topic. It is always high level, easy topics that he has to do no preparation for. For instance, what is more likely, the Bills winning 2 games or 9 games(that was a topic this week for at least an hour or more). If you called in to discuss a players ability or team strategies, he would be lost.

Hey now!

Fairly liberal use of the word "great".

I'll have to watch for Walsh, and Beadle would be great!

Ralph is so cheap, he insists that any building materials purchased with his donation must come from Mr. Seconds.

Linda Cohn, Cindy Brunson, Chris McKendry, Hannah Storm & Co... Are you kidding me? All they have to be able to do is read off a teleprompter. There has to be females out there who are a little easier on the eyes. PS Don't even get me started on Doris Burke.

To those who have been at camp...how has Chandler looked catching the ball?

They have to be off from everything or just on-field practice? I would think the time could be well spent in the meeting rooms considering that there were no OTA's.

Thanks for the explanation...unlike the smartass response of "That's Ryans nickname if you watched football in 2010".

Maybe the decade+ of Bills futility has dulled my senses.

The Evian Roller Babies one is GREAT!

Green Bay, Atlanta & New Orleans, 3 of the most exciting & explosive teams in football, each get ONE appearance on MNF? Ooops...The Saints are on twice.