[Not sure how trustable, but report says we've released Mario]

you're not seeing the point if Mario was not beating blockers AND not giving effort wouldn't anyone be better? Wouldn't a good coach do something about it?

The point is not that Mario is completely awful, it's that he can not make what he is going to make next year and must be released.

 

People saying that it's Rex's fault that Mario wasn't the same player as last year clearly didn't watch Mario. He was however better than the scrubs on the bench

[Not sure how trustable, but report says we've released Mario]

he was in the starting lineup. That's my justification. Rex either did not have anyone to replace him - clearly wrong. Or the balls to pull him

Why was he still playing?

Clearly wrong? I guess I'm missing the DE talent that was sitting on the bench...

[Not sure how trustable, but report says we've released Mario]

 

Please then provide justification for Mario's inability to beat blockers one-on-one. Rex detractors keep referencing Mario's skill...well, when given the opportunity to showcase those skills, Mario didn't. Period. And that's entirely on him.

Exactly. You would think Rex was playing him at safety or something. Did people not see Mario repeatedly handled 1 on 1?

[What is your 2016 Marketing Slogan Suggestion?]

Mario's gone!

Anyone need a mini fridge?

[What is your 2016 Marketing Slogan Suggestion?]

Feel the Rush drop back into coverage!

[Not sure how trustable, but report says we've released Mario]

It's happening either way, $$ + his production makes him a cap causality.

 

IMO, Mario Williams would have had to have an MVP type season before all the Rex changes for it to even be a consideration of the Bills to keep him. Especially with all the other, younger players they need to sign. As it happens it helped the Bills make the decision easier.

Thanks Rex!

[Not sure how trustable, but report says we've released Mario]

Bad teammate. I don't remember many tears cried in Houston either

[McCoy's nightclub fight and the ongoing investigation]

 

Why did he quit the case then...or why did Shady then fire him?

Shady wanted to put 20 cents down to retain his services

[IF the Bills cut Shady McCoy...the 2nd thread]

 

I wouldn't mind a waterbug...

Yeah, someone we could get in space

[Patriots want Mario Williams]

Mario Williams to the Falcons to play in Quinn's 4-3. They need pash rushers and will want to make a splash on D.

Better look for someone else then.

 

Mario had plenty of 1 on 1 pass rush opportunities and rarely won

[McCoy's nightclub fight and the ongoing investigation]

 

Now a real surprise would have been reports of high-fiving and fist-bumps.

That was the Buffalo News

[running backs on playoff teams]

The Broncos invested a recent 2nd round pick in Montee Ball in 2013 and took Hillman in the 3rd in 2012

 

Stewart was a 1st round pick by Carolina and is the 7th highest paid back in the league

 

Leveon Bell was a 2nd round pick and the 2nd back picked in his draft

 

Peterson was a 1st round pick and is the highest paid back in the league

 

Lacy was a 2nd round pick

 

Jamaal Charles was a 3rd round pick and was the 8th highest paid back

 

Marshawn was obviously originally a 1st rounder, he was the 2nd highest paid back last year

 

Arian Foster was the 3rd highest paid back last year

 

 

 

Shady was ostensibly a 2nd round pick and was the 4th highest paid back last year. Seems like the Bills are on a pretty similar grounds in regards to "investments" in running backs.

Good post

[McCoy's nightclub fight and the ongoing investigation]

Depends on what his contract language says.

 

I heard yesterday that there are several pissed off people in the building. I don't know if McCoy survives this, regardless of the legal outcome.

 

GO BILLS!!!

Please be some language where we can get rid of this idiot without taking a cap hit!

[McCoy's nightclub fight and the ongoing investigation]

Maybe Shady will get lucky and the prosecution will hire Mike Carey to analyze the video!

[Sully embarrasses himself at the Super Bowl]

 

To these people, obviously it is. They can't stop..

And you can't stop responding

[Sully embarrasses himself at the Super Bowl]

 

I don't think his job is dependent on it at this point in his tenure. Like it or not, he's an institution over there.

 

 

There are no threads started for that....yet there weekly there is "I hate Sully" thread, as though each one offers a unique take that all the others have not.

 

So no, it's not like that at all.

 

You are pretending to miss the point. No one has said anything like that or even claimed Sully was a decent writer.

I see, so starting a thread is more important than posting in one

[Sully embarrasses himself at the Super Bowl]

LOLZZ! Pot meet kettle. 16 years, no playoffs means everything the Bills do is dumb or stupid. Don't tell me anything positive because 16 year playoff drought means everything sucks. I've got yer groupthink right here.

C'mon Promo, I think they are on to something! If you are able to free yourself of the shackles of "groupthink" you will be able to see that sully is basically the second coming of Shakespeare

[Sully embarrasses himself at the Super Bowl]

 

It's not just being a devil's advocate. It's questioning the group mindthink---"Sully bad, I will not even look at what he writes because he's bad and I disagree with his viewpoint often".

 

Why anyone would get this worked up about a character like Sully is odd. Why someone would go as far as to block themselves from even seeing what another person writes because you don't like them is beyond my ability to comprehend. This is akin to leaving the room when a certain character/actor you don't "like" comes onscreen in a TV show.

 

 

 

 

It's almost like getting worked up enough to respond to people who get worked up about Sully

[Sully embarrasses himself at the Super Bowl]

 

It's not just being a devil's advocate. It's questioning the group mindthink---"Sully bad, I will not even look at what he writes because he's bad and I disagree with his viewpoint often".

 

Why anyone would get this worked up about a character like Sully is odd. Why someone would go as far as to block themselves from even seeing what another person writes because you don't like them is beyond my ability to comprehend. This is akin to leaving the room when a certain character/actor you don't "like" comes onscreen in a TV show.

 

 

 

 

Does anyone really believe that Sully's current and future employment at TBN is dependent on clicks?

It's not something he's evaluated by?

[Sully embarrasses himself at the Super Bowl]

@TBNSully

I'd like to take a moment to thank all the people out there who think I'm the worst reporter around and should retire, but still follow me.

You're welcome sully. People would follow anyone if they covered the bills. You're not special, just lucky

[Sully embarrasses himself at the Super Bowl]

 

Then why not just not read his stuff? Don't go to the page with his article. Doesn't that accomplish the same end purpose?

 

If you want him fired, why are you reading his stuff and trying to hide that fact?

Now we are circling back to reading everything possible about our beloved bills. I'm sure you understand and are just being difficult

[Sully embarrasses himself at the Super Bowl]

 

Not hard at all. What you describe is me. I was just wondering why people would want to hide the fact they are reading a certain writer's stuff.

 

The post in question said "if you hate them both as much as I do" and then went on to describe a method for continuing to read the hated writer's pieces without the website owner's knowledge. I find that odd, maybe childish, that's all.

Maybe because they know that the writer is evaluated by "clicks" and they would prefer said writer be fired for a better alternative? Still hard to understand?

[Sully embarrasses himself at the Super Bowl]

So you're saying this method will allow people who hate to read Sully and Bucky to continue reading them without being detected?

Why is it so hard to understand that some people consume everything written about the bills regardless of how they feel about the author?

[Former Bills Greats Wine 25 Years Later]

Great, still drinking before the big game...

[Yet another fine effort by Ty Dunne...re: the D]

It's amazing that all of his previous playes are wrong about Rex. I can't believe with how horrible Rex is, I never here anything negative from his previous players. I guess that don't know football as well as this board...