Hurricane

Still can't believe they didn't just give Lynch the ball..

My last game as a season ticket holder was the disaster against the steelers 2nd and 3rd stringers..

Lol... brutal

I remember watching that 49er game when I was living in Lawrence KS.... That fumble return killed us..

Carlton Bailey? What is the longest FG in Bills History?

To tell you the truth I was actually going to say Thomas Smith and Ken Irvin...

HMM..... One of them has to be Thomas Smith.... Is the other one Marlon Kerner?

Hope the do get Barnidge...

McDermott: Bills 'are concerned' with Clay's knee issue Bills tight end Charles Clay continues to deal with knee trouble. (Mark Mulville/Buffalo News) By Vic Carucci Published Thu, May 25, 2017 Charles Clay has had chronic knee trouble since joining the Buffalo Bills as a highly paid restricted free agent in 2015. The problem has persisted during the team's current offseason workouts, and it is something that coach Sean McDermott is worried about. "We are concerned with Charles' knee situation," McDermott told reporters Thursday before the Bills took the field for an OTA workout. "It's something we have to manage moving forward in order to have him on the field for us, which is important moving forward. He's a weapon for us." McDermott did say that Clay has taken part in drills, but the team is being cautious about how much work he receives. ADVERTISEMENT "He's participated in most all of it," the coach said. "That said, just like with all of our players, we have to put them in position to be successful, Charles no different. So if managing his reps, if that's what we have to do, then we'll continue to do that." McDermott did say that Wednesday's signing of free-agent tight end Wes Saxton was not related to Clay's knee issue. Besides Clay and Saxton, the Bills have five other tight ends: Nick O'Leary, Blake Annen, and rookie free agents Jason Croom and Keith Towbridge. Elsewhere on the health front, McDermott said right guard John Miller suffered an ankle sprain Wednesday and is "day-to-day." McDermott said another offensive lineman, Michael Ola, is also day-to-day with a knee injury. The coach said rookie wide receiver Zay Jones is "progressing well" from the knee injury he suffered in practice last week, and continues to be "week-to-week

With the concern over Clays knee, i wonder if we sign Barnidge too .

If signed, does he automatically step into the WLB position?

Pretty much...

i really dont care or obsess about the past. there's no need to. whats it going to do? Lol...

Couldn't ypu of added this to the whaley interview thread?

Here we go...

Helps he played for Frazier in Minnesota his rookie year too... Hope this happens..

Good for him... At times he was good and bad... Oh well. Solid character..

Why bring EJ up? Hes not even on the team anymore.. Is it wrong for a fan to root for a player he likes on this team?

Yup.....

You dwell on the past too much... Who cares if we couda, shoulda, whoulda? It does nothing...

Tims.... Not even close..

That place sucked...

Agree...

6 sacks..

No expectations, just looking forward to hopefully improving with a rebuilt front office and coaching staff...