Bob Malooga

2 firsts and 2 seconds for Johnny Manziel? Doug Whaley should be fired if he does this. How about letting EJ Manuel play more than 9-10 games before we label him a "bust." If he is not what you want/need/think he should be, in a couple years...take your 2 firsts/2 seconds and trade up for Jameis Winston, a QB who was actually able to win something in college, even though he did not have the talent around him that your anointed savoir, Johnny Manziel, had while at Texas A&M. (Including 2 elite OT's)

Tom - "Is that Vince and Bianca?" Giselle - "No, those are just two beached whales." (OR) "What??? Brandon Spikes is joining Mario, Marcell, Kyle and Kiko? Let me shake this turd out of my shorts."

Why are you "smiling" about him being one and done? When the Bills get people in-house that are good at what they do, they need to learn how to keep them. Brandon Spikes is one of those kinds of people...he brings a type of confidence, a type of "swagger" that I have not seen on the field at Ralph Wilson Stadium since his cousin was sporting #51 on Sundays...and I hope Brandon's stay here is not as short-lived as Takeo's. As for Rodak, I have never despised a writer more than him (Florio maybe?)...he is absolutely terrible at his job, and I let him know it when he published an article about the Bills leaving Buffalo, no more than 5 minutes after we learned of Ralph's passing. I hate ESPN, I never watch/read any of their garbage.

These guys throw up "signs" all the time, who knows what exactly they mean. As far as I'm concerned...the kid has no prior record, besides tinted windows and some marijuana. He speaks out against bullying, and brings his message to schools and children. He does a lot of work with children. He seems to work hard. He is active within his community working with charities. He is no different than your average kid in the National Football League. He seems to work hard and do everything that is asked of him, in the grand scheme of things. I also know what it's like to lose your Father to pancreatic cancer at a young age. That will break a young man, seeing his father/hero/role model like that. This is not even close to the situation with Aaron Hernandez. The Eagles made a huge mistake in my opinion. EDIT - It's not often I can find a way to relate to a professional athlete, but seeing that D-Jax lost his Father to pancreatic cancer, like I did...makes me want to pull for the kid and root for his success. I know for a fact, that was the hardest thing of his life that he has ever had to deal with. It changes you forever.

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You take pride in being a REAL piece of TRASH, don't you?

My Father had pancreatic cancer in June of 2008...as soon as they ruled out surgery, everything went downhill. I pray that is not the case here, but I don't feel very optimistic when it comes to cancer. As I have said elsewhere, I have had two heroes in my lifetime. My Father and Jim Kelly. Nothing scares me more than cancer. It f*cking sucks!

I heard he was "surprised" and "expected less," from Buffalo. Really likes the facility and the coaching staff. Decision to be made very soon, apparently. (No, I have no link...they were talking about it on WGR.)

I would have guessed Bill Belichick in a heartbeat, without any knowledge of the situation whatsoever. Why? Well, because he has been the ONLY coach to never grant EA Sports permission to use his name/likeness in the "Madden" video game. (He is a young and skinny "Chad Masters," in the game. Lol!)

For me, it all depends on who will be available in round #2...but, I would either go... Eric Ebron in the 1st round, and Kelvin Benjamin in the 2nd round...or...Mike Evans in the 1st round, and Austin Seferian-Jenkins in the 2nd round. One of those two scenarios is my perfect 2014 NFL draft for the Buffalo Bills...I don't even care what happens after the first two rounds, if this happens.

I would say Alex Carrington is receiving about as much love as he and his career deserve, so far. I know they are not the most credible sources/sites...but I have seen Schefter and others tweet about him visiting the Rams, Raiders and Steelers. I would take him back on a decent deal, but won't lose sleep if he signs elsewhere. Not a big loss for Buffalo. "Rams interested in Carrington." http://fansided.com/...lex-carrington/ "Carrington visits with Oakland." http://www.nationalf...ed-Raiders.html "Carrington's visit with Steelers goes well." http://www.behindthe...-visit-steelers EDIT: Apparently we can add Pettine and the Browns to the list... http://www.dawgsbyna...alex-Carrington One more interesting article..."Alex Carrington not visiting Rams, raising questions about his free agency strategy" http://www.behindthe...alex-Carrington

Were you one of the fans who thought the Bills traded a "starting" MLB for a "bust" last year, when they shipped Kelvin Sheppard to the Colts for Jerry Hughes? Maybe this is starting to become a place where careers can be revived, rather than where they come to die...I trust in Doug Whaley and his staff. These are all guys who are still relatively young and cheap, relatively high draft picks (some 1st rounders)...and they all have chips on their shoulders. Exactly what the Bills need. I am very excited about the prospects of Brandon Spikes in the middle of the defense, and Anthony Dixon pounding in the rock from the goal-line and flattening kick returners. Two players I wanted the Bills to draft, two players I wanted the Bills to sign...I absolutely think they belong here, and I welcome their "swagger" and WINNING culture. *** Not only that, but it is easy to see...Doug Whaley is a young, up-and-coming NFL General Manager. He did not let Byrd leave because anybody told him he had to or that they couldn't afford to keep him...he let Byrd walk because through all of his experience, through everything he has learned and been taught...he felt that was the best move for his football club moving forward. He is in this business to make a name for himself. He came from a proud organization who does things right. He has a sense of pride. He has a certain "swagger" to him, as well. This man is not here to be a "yes-man puppet," he is here to build a winning football organization and put HIS stamp on that football organization. He is here to win...trust in him, give him time...let him do his job and display results before you jump down his throat. And not only that, but most importantly...Jairus Byrd chose to leave. That is on him. He wanted to collect a paycheck...good for him, now...goodbye, time to move on. I would rather have Aaron Williams as the "leader/captain" of the secondary. The kid shows toughness and a willingness to do whatever is asked of him. He WANTS to be here and work to turn this thing around.

Can someone please explain to me why the Bills have not introduced Brandon Spikes and Anthony Dixon? Why would Corey Graham and Chris Williams have press conferences...but these two don't? Spikes is our biggest free agent...he needs/deserves to have one. I think if he is building chemistry, behaving and performing well...they will try to extend him before the season ends, maybe by Thanksgiving or Christmas. Just because it is a one-year deal, doesn't mean he won't fall in love with (in his words) "the plumber's crack of America." Nothing is impossible...he already loves Bills Mafia! (But the fact he will be crying the whole New England game, kinda makes me a little worried! lol.)

I did a little bit of research...this is what I found...which is certainly enlightening for "SOME" of you...check it out! J. Cole - Bachelor's in Mass Communication. (St. Johns's - 2007 - MAGNA CUM LAUDE) Ice Cube - Bachelor's in Architecture. (Phoenix Institute of Technology - 1988) Chuck D - Bachelor's in Graphic Design. (Adelphi University - 1984) Ludacris - Bachelor's in Music Management. (Georgia State University - 1999) David Banner - Bachelor's in Business. (Southern University - 1996) Tajai Massey (Hieroglyphics) - Bachelor's in Anthropology. (Stanford - 1997) M.I.A. - Bachelor's in Fine Arts, Video and Film. (Saint Martin's in London - 2000) John Legend - Bachelor's in English. (University of Pennsylvania - 1999) Young MC - Bachelor's in Economics. (University Southern California - 1988) MC Solaar - Bachelor’s in Linguistics and Philosophy. (University of Paris - 1983) K. Flay - Bachelor's in Psychology and Sociology. (Stanford - 2008) Guru (Gang Starr) - Bachelor's in Business Administration. (Morehouse College - 1983) MC Lars - Bachelor's in English. (Stanford - 2006) Masta Ace - Bachelor's in Marketing. (University of Rhode Island - 1988) Sage - Bachelor's in Journalism. (University of Rhode Island - 1999) Maybe they are not qualified to be an agent for professional sports...but to say, "they are uneducated and not intelligent," is extremely ignorant. How are they supposed to respond, when they know they are wrong? Silence is golden in situations like this. Like I said, I have been a DJ for 13 years now (professionally)...but I started studying/researching music a long time ago. A lot of these people, the entertainers (rappers, actors, etc)...are more intelligent, in many aspects of life, than some people in this world could ever dream of being. Don't doubt or discredit that. They are where they are in life for a reason. #HardWorkPaysOff

Good, grab Seantrel Henderson while you're at it, as well! (Dude's gonna be a BEAST!)

I wanted the Bills to draft him...I am sure they could find a place for a man that big, on a historically bad run defense. How are he and Alan Branch any different? They were both drafted as 3-4 nose tackles. (Alan Branch = 6-6, 325...Terrance Cody = 6-4, 340.)

I have his book...the guy is truly a genius. VERY intelligent. Literally went from nothing to everything, all by himself..."from the streets, to the suites." I have been a DJ for 13 years, I have done a lot of studying/research on these guys...they are much more intelligent than you think, or they get credit for...especially Jay-Z.

Well, if that is not racist, I don't know what is. Plenty of rappers have college education. Bryan Williams went to college after graduating high school, but dropped out and now he is an entrepreneur worth $110 million. Never liked him, his music or his record label/group...but to assume he is not intelligent because he is a rapper, is just plain stupid. Exactly. Yes, just like it says Cash Money is working with Priority Sports...Mike Evans' original agency.

A defensive lineman? You think Aaron Donald will improve the team more than a WR or TE? LMAO, he wouldn't even see the field on our defense, with our d-line. Yeah, a bunch of guys who run slow, 1 has decent hands, 1 is nothing but an extra lineman, and another is coming off a bunch of injuries that got him cut from a team who had zero tight end. Chris Gragg has potential, but he was a 7th round pick for a reason...and he doesn't exactly have the size of the TE's in the draft, or the skill.

Just keep bringing in badasses with size, who love to hit people and win...I want the biggest and nastiest football team in the NFL. I will be 100% content with anybody EXCEPT an offensive lineman...get some playmakers for the offense.

Avoid signing good players, just to have a chance at a 3rd round pick? (Which is closer to a 4th round pick.) That is insanity and if Doug Whaley is thinking that way, he should be fired.

I can agree with this. I was NOT, in any way, saying/implying that the Bills should pick up Donte Whitner. Not at all...the whole content was deemed "funny" from the get-go. I even said, I am glad he is no longer in Buffalo. lol.

This brought out a giggle/smile, and it made my day...this is just too funny. http://www.nfl.com/n...free-agent-fits * Donte Whitner to NFL Media * "I'm calling for NFL Media to pony up and bring Whitner to Culver City and place him in the desk next to Around The League's boss, Gregg Rosenthal. (For those who might have missed it, Whitner vociferously called out Rosenthal for the slight of being ranked No. 44 on ATL's free-agent list.) For the next year, Whitner can sit next to Rosenthal and pass on all his football wisdom. The two can watch film together and argue whether or not a hit is illegal and where Jon Asamoah should be on the free-agent list. I can just hear the constant, fantastic derision from Whitner. I'll gladly chip in at least seven bucks." -- Kevin Patra Everybody knows this guy is a clown...so glad he is no longer in Buffalo, what a bust at #8 overall!

If that is the case, we might as well find other teams to root for...because there are serious issues if we will regret not signing ALEX CARRINGTON! The Bills have lost players like Marshawn Lynch, Jason Peters, soon-to-be-former-Bills-safety Jairus Byrd...sorry, Alex Carrington does not fit in that category. He is easily replaceable, and might already be replaced with Stefon Charles.

Nobody is going to trade for a big contract on a player that they know will end up being released. They will, more likely than not, always wait until that player is released to sign him to their own contract. Especially a player that has been hurt, and is making A LOT of money...that's a train wreck waiting to happen. With that said, it is absolutely worth looking at players like Joseph, and others who have been let go. A change of scenery helped Jerry Hughes quite a bit. (Granted, he was not coming off an injury.)