Arkady Renko

Well, WROC 950 in Rochester has just dropped Schopp and the Bulldog it seems.

It is far simpler than that. Martin was released and ineligible for the PS. They needed another WR with whom to practice with now that Martin was gone.

Was Roosevelt waived/injured?

It's possible, but how would they know that a good TE prospect would be released ahead of time?

He DID start as the #2 receiver last year, lost it to Roscoe and then got it back.

He had three last year for the Bills last preseason. He is on the decline.

Enh, preseason games are fun. You get to look at up and coming players and it's no big deal if they lose.

Calm down.

Isn't it Marv Albert? And isn't having Marv Albert call the game kind of significant?

Why is Chris White a lock?

IIRC, Parrish replaced Johnson as the #2 for a couple games early in the season.

http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nfl/article541137.ece If moving Evans was only a cost-cutting move, why wouldn't they move Parrish instead at $3.3M a year?

No one seems to give Levi Brown a shot to make it. Everyone is probably right, but I think the Bills are making a mistake. The guy has shown flashes. At times, he has outplayed Thigpen.

Is Hubbard still eligible? This reminds me of Chad Jackson last year. I think Chad Jackson led the team in preseason receiving and looked great to most fans, but he was nonetheless cut and must have been a fairly obvious one to the coaching staff considering they never thought to bring him back when our receiving core was so decimated by injuries.

Hubbard gets a nice reward for that good play last night.

Kelsay did not play.

Was Buster Davis in the game at all?

Either abolish kickoffs or just have teams punt instead.

In addition to being a Bills fan, I am also an Orioles fan. I can tell you that when Mike Flanagan served as a sort of GM for the Orioles for most of the last decade he bore the brunt of the blame for why a once proud franchise had become a laughingstock. We find out now that while this was probably not the only reason, much of the reason it appears Flanagan took his own life was because he took the failure and the blame for what happened to the Orioles too hard. Having been on Orioles message boards and talking to Orioles fans I can tell you that some of the things that people said about Mike Flanagan crossed way too many lines. It appears that Flanagan was aware of much of this: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/26/sports/baseball/flanagan-cherished-the-joy-of-new-life.html?_r=1&src=me&ref=sports I am not saying that the fans should be blamed for his suicide, but maybe as sports fans we should try to take a step back and examine how we talk about people on here and elsewhere. This is not a private forum. Everyone's on the Internet including players, GMs, family members etc. I think we are being naive if we think that no one goes online to read what people are saying about them. I am trying to say that you should not criticize anyone, but the over the top dehumanizing stuff needs to stop.

Seriously? This isn't a joke?

Well, Bills castoffs never do well after the Bills give up on them, right? Leonard, Bannan, etc. all suck.

In Pat Moran's defense, he may have just had bad information. It doesn't sound like he made this up. There was indeed a search of Merriman's vehicle at the border crossing.

Anthony Congi is tweeting this now

I would like to dismiss this, but I am also an Orioles fan and this is exactly how the Palmeiro thing came out:dubious chatter on message board earlier in the day before anyone in the media reported it.

Did they kick off at the 30...? I thought it was supposed to be the 35 now.