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Nothing I've seen about Clowney remotely screams "huge get". And yeah, we did offer him a good deal, doesn't change the fact that he still chose Buffalo. To me, with or without Clowney, this is still a good defense. The O line on the other hand has been a problem for quite a long time

Even if by some miracle this is true, I'm not sure I'd like the idea of trading Ty away. As another poster pointed out, he chose to come to Buffalo, doesn't seem right to just ship him off given his choice of helping this team get better. Also, I was starting to get fond of the idea of having 2 maulers on the right side of the line. I can't remember the last time the right side even showed promise like this. To me, Clowney hasn't played up to his draft status, and apparently he has an injury history, hell we already have that in Murphy and by some reports, he's made good strides getting back to his old form. If Beane chooses to make the trade, I'll support it, but I will wonder how it'll affect this O line going forward

Watching the Keuchly (sp) clip, looks like he himself is itching to get in this defense.

Best thing about it was Hughes wasn’t even playing. This benefits Allen in more ways than one, if this defense turns out to be even near elite, it’ll buy Allen some time to progress as a QB. Perhaps this was Beane and McDermott’s thinking all along

Geez, people would be better off getting completely wasted before the game and praying to the porcelain god, beer wouldn’t look so tempting then

Saw the Bills twice at home, once against the Jets where the entire Jim Kelly led team laid a complete egg, Bills got blown out in that one. The second was against the Raiders with a completely opposite result. Flutie started that game and it wasn't really a contest at all. I remember Bruce with a strip sack deep in the Raiders' own territory, think it was Hansen that recovered the fumble. Only highlight in that game for the Raiders was a kick return for a TD. Loved the visit to Orchard Park both times

If that’s the case, then that sandwich was the only thing that crossed the goal line

What’s killing me is Bell had to have shown that he only signed with the Jets for the money. Gase had a hell of a back in Ajayi and managed to flush that running game down the toilet. So back to the OP, how does Gase not tie up that loose end before TC?!?

Nice post Shaw, always enjoyed reading your rockpile review. I wanna be optimistic, but there's just too much history to set aside for me to "drink the kool aid" as they say. Allen did show a lot of good things last year and I really hope he takes his game to the next level. But I also want to see how good this defense is gonna be. If Oliver is as good as advertised, Milano doesn't lose a step, and Tre White reverts to being more of the ballhawk he was in his rookie year, then you may be spot on with your belief on this season.

Maybe he can show Ryan Tannehill where he screwed up

Geez, Jet fans would really lose their minds if the Bills somehow landed this guy. Gase wouldn’t be able to leave the stadium for anything

Given Gase’s comments after the GM was fired, that’s a strong possibility

Can’t express enough sorrow and gratitude to Pancho and his family. Hope this brings out the team’s inner fire for the upcoming season. R.I.P Pancho

Dr. House wouldn’t bother with Ansah, too boring

Well I see people saying he’s slow, and some are also saying he scored 32 TDs last season. If there’s a correlation, lol who cares?

Agreed, with all the hype of Beane trading up up to this point, he gets praise for patience. Love the pick as well

I still can't believe he just flushed his career down the toilet. I hope he gets back on track and wish him the best but geez, we had one hell of a back with him.

Well this shouldn't be too hard of a sell, play for a team on the rise or get worked to death playing for a team trying to tank

I do have to give a shoutout to Thurman, that game against Montana's Chiefs was sick! Probably the easiest game Jim Kelly played as a Bill

I honestly believe that with Gase running the show, were gonna be seeing a lot more drama with Bell. Gase ran off Ajayi in Miami, apparently mistakenly thinking Tannehill was the focal point of that offense. If he pulls that same trick on Bell, I'll be suspecting a lot of dissention in the ranks in that roster

Had Bo Jackson not injured his hip, he'd be in this conversation too

Not taking anything away from what Sanders did, but in Brown's era, more than likely, he would have been injured quite a bit more often. That's a lot of what made Jim so tough, he dished out the punishment first. They didn't stress much emphasis on player safety in those days

Jim Brown and it's not even close. If he played in today's NFL, he'd be the one penalized for brutalizing would be tacklers

I’m not sure why anyone cares about this. There’s nothing to win even if we end up pummeling Oakland the next time we play them. Win or lose, Brown got his money, he could give even less of a damn about Oakland

I never said he was Manziel, but his ego is essentially the same. And if he’s really all that, he would be projected to go in the top 5. And it doesn’t matter who the guy is be it Devin White or whoever. If I’m wrong, no problem, but until I see it in a pro environment, it’s still just talk